Living in Dominical, Costa Rica – The wonder of Diamante Falls.

Triumphs of natural beauty, waterfalls are a majestic sight to behold.

Recognized as one of the most beautiful places in the world, it’s no wonder waterfalls are in abundance in Costa Rica.

Costa Rica is a small country that offers so much in terms of natural beauty and ecological diversity and with each waterfall having its own unique characteristics; it’s certainly worth visiting each and every one, but where to start?

The South Pacific has numerous, but perhaps the most notable is Diamante Falls, Playa Dominical, Costa Rica. Located adjacent to a protected reserve, Diamante Falls is a series of seven waterfalls beginning at 3,300 ft that cascade down a lush green rock face.

The remote location means you need to undertake a half hour hike through the mountains to reach the Diamante Falls, but the reward is well worth the effort. It’s an opportunity to get to know your fellow nature lovers or just walk through the rain forest using the time for reflection.

Capturing your experience on camera is just an added benefit to the many beautiful memories you will have after visiting Diamante waterfalls.

The culmination of these watery wonders is a 600 ft elegant waterfall, the perfect place to find peace and tranquility. Enjoy the relaxing sound of rushing water and take a refreshing dip in the natural pool; known to the indigenous for its healing powers, this is paradise at its best!

The surrounding landscape of the Diamante waterfalls and the Rio Baru is home to a variety of Costa Rica wildlife including macaws, toucans, two and three toed sloths, armadillos, capuchin and spider monkeys as well as many reptiles.

Whether you are in Dominical, Costa Rica for a vacation or are lucky enough to live in this part of the world, the Diamante Waterfalls are certainly worth a visit.

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