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Spent day swimming in freshwater lagoons. Something different and very cool. Great way to spend few hours and hiking through trails to the various lagoons wasn’t too difficult. Would recommend giving it a try for something little adventurous.
We went around 11:00am on a warm November day but on the trail there were trees offering a lot of shade. It was about a 20 min walk to the first lagoon and 45 min walk for the whole loop. The lagoons were absolutely beautiful. The kids went in, the water was really, really cold,…
This was a blast. Bring towels, bathing suits (or wear them; there are no places to change). We brought bug spray on recommendation but didn't need. It was about a 15 walk to first bigger lagoon that you can swim in. This one was the best and biggest. You could also jump in too.…
This is an unique experience. Ojos Indigenas Reserve is an impresive place to swim and jump from the platform to the water or just unwind embracing the beauty of this crystal clear fresh water. Great to go with the family and enjoy the path to get there, observing natural…
Nice but over-rated and too expensive. I can't believe they charge as much as they do for this place. Nice walk, and you can dip in one of the ponds and experience it (no big deal and no different than any other water).