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Arenal Volcano - Costa Rica

Arenal Volcano is the most active volcano in Costa Rica. Located around 90 km north-west of San José, in the province of Alajuela, canton of San Carlos, and district of La Fortuna, this impressive volcano rises 1657 metres above sea level and overlooks Lake Arenal; both are part of Arenal Volcano National Park.

Arenal's eruptions are strombolian in type, being frequent but moderate and can be viewed without danger as long as the viewers are behind the safety perimeter. This constant activity and minimal endangerment makes Arenal a popular tourist destination, especially at night, because the lava and incandescent rocks make a spectacular sight. The last major eruption of Arenal occurred on August 23, 2000. Most of the time, the volcano is surrounded by clouds near the tip, and it is touted as good luck to see the whole volcano without clouds. The volcano heats several hot springs nearby, including Tabacon, a popular tourist destination.
ARENAL VOLCANO

Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica. The power of nature is all around you in this timeless paradise.

ARENAL VOLCANO
Most of the time, the volcano is surrounded by clouds near the tip, and it is touted as good luck to see the whole volcano without clouds.


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