Things To Do
in Dulce Nombre de Jesús

Explore the diverse ecosystems of the Térraba-Sierpe National Wetlands through well-marked hiking trails that showcase unique flora and fauna.

Dulce Nombre de Jesús is home to numerous bird species. Join guided birdwatching tours to spot exotic birds in their natural habitat.

Take a kayaking adventure on the Sierpe River, where you can navigate through mangroves and encounter wildlife like monkeys and crocodiles.

Tour local coffee farms to learn about the coffee production process, from bean to cup, and enjoy tastings of high-quality Costa Rican coffee.

Engage with local communities through cultural experiences such as traditional cooking classes and artisan workshops.

Explore the scenic landscapes around Dulce Nombre de Jesús on horseback, with guided tours offering varying levels of difficulty.

Take day trips to nearby beaches such as Playa Zancudo or Playa Tortuga for sunbathing, swimming, and beachcombing.

Join guided wildlife safaris to observe local wildlife, including sloths, toucans, and various reptiles, in their natural environments.

A viewpoint offering panoramic views of the Central Valley, perfect for sunrise and sunset photography.

Surrounding areas provide stunning forested vistas and opportunities to capture diverse wildlife in their natural habitats.

Located a short drive away, this mountain offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, ideal for nature photography.

This stunning location features a series of beautiful waterfalls and lush gardens, providing fantastic photo opportunities.

A bit further away, but offers incredible geothermal features and scenic landscapes ideal for dynamic photography.

Visit nearby coffee farms that often have stunning views of coffee fields and mountains, providing a unique perspective.

A local cultural center that showcases traditional art and architecture, great for capturing the essence of local life.

An iconic waterfall located not too far from Dulce Nombre, known for its dramatic drop and scenic surroundings.

The highest peak in Costa Rica, offering challenging hikes with stunning views and diverse ecosystems.

Features a variety of trails through volcanic landscapes, waterfalls, and hot springs, ideal for nature enthusiasts.

A popular hiking destination known for its beautiful forests and unique highland ecosystems.

A biodiversity hotspot, offering trails that showcase the unique flora and fauna of the region, including the elusive Resplendent Quetzal.

Home to numerous trails varying in difficulty, providing access to breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity.

The majority ethnic group in Dulce Nombre de Jesús, blending Indigenous and Spanish heritage.

Groups such as the Bribri and Cabécar, who have historical roots in the region.

A smaller demographic group with African descent, primarily found in certain communities.

Descendants of European immigrants, contributing to the cultural diversity of the area.

A minor group that includes descendants of Asian immigrants, adding to the multicultural landscape.

Soccer is the most popular sport in Dulce Nombre de Jesús and throughout Costa Rica, with a strong local community and many youth leagues.

Basketball has gained popularity in recent years, with both amateur and organized leagues forming in the area.

Volleyball is a common recreational activity, especially among women, with local tournaments held in schools and community centers.

Softball enjoys popularity in community leagues and is particularly favored by families and friends during weekend gatherings.

Cycling is a popular pastime, with many residents enjoying both mountain biking and road cycling on local trails and roads.