Arenal Volcano Tour, Costa Rica: Rumble in the Jungle
If you love volcanoes, you’ll love Arenal. If you’re afraid of volcanoes, you’ll love Arenal. Costa Rica’s most active volcano rumbles, hisses, and fumes, but it’s a gentle giant. Arenal poses little danger to timid tourists, as long as they stay out of its way.
Annette Baesel
Patrick Fulton
Arvind Grover
Arenal lay dormant for 400 years, until an earthquake awakened it in 1968. The volcano destroyed the town of Arenal, the residents fled, and the government declared the area a national park. Today, tourists can enjoy nearby Lake Arenal, hot springs, birding, and volcano-watching from the safety of their lodges.
Isaac Bordas
Fimbrethil
Josh Evnin
Jon Fife
Julian Tysoe
David Dennis
Sean Murray
Richie Corico
Arvind Grover
Mark Ren
Arden Yi
Patrick Fulton
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