Marriage engagement at Arenal Observatory Lodge = Arenal volcano view + Rainforest + Hanging Bridge + Lake view + Waterfall + Resort + romantic and secluded spots. Why choose a single option if you can have it all!! Access to pretty much everything that the Fortuna area can offer, in the same property!
This private and secluded waterfall is located by one of the most beautiful rainforest trails at Arenal Observatory Lodge & Spa.
A short, relatively easy walk from the lodge (20 minutes). The trail ends at the base of a 20-foot waterfall. The trails are well-marked and graded for difficulty.
This eco-lodge is perfectly positioned directly between the massive Arenal Volcano and deep blue Lake Arenal. No other hotel in La Fortuna, Costa Rica and the Arenal area is so close to the famous volcano and its lovely lake.
Hikers are refreshed by the moist air but also cooled by the waterfall, and the surrounding forest, lush with ferns and palms.
Bird watching is extraordinary, with more than 500 species of birds recorded so far in our forest.
Spots for Marriage engagement at Arenal Observatory Lodge:
Marriage engagement at Arenal Observatory observation terrace:
The terrace is located at El Jilguero restaurant. This sun deck provides the perfect marriage location.
If there is any volcanic activity, this is definitely an excellent spot for front-row viewing.
The surrounding gardens draw tropical birds and other animals for fantastic photo opportunities.
Wedding proposal at the Danta Waterfall
One of the most popular trails for marriage engagement at Arenal Observatory Lodge. A short, relatively easy walk from reception (20 minutes one-way), the trail ends at the base of a 20-foot waterfall. Hikers are refreshed by the moist air, cooled by the waterfall, and the surrounding forest, lush with ferns and palms.
Getting engaged in the rainforest of Costa Rica
Arenal Observatory Lodge rests in the heart of one of Costa Rica’s largest nature preserves – the Arenal Conservation Area. This pristine rainforest is uniquely located within the Arenal Volcano National Park boundaries, where primary and secondary tropical rainforests grow in fertile volcanic soil, creating a rich habitat for birds, butterflies, mammals, reptiles, and insects. One of the more iconic sounds of the rainforest at Arenal Volcano is the howler monkeys that you can often hear in the early mornings or late afternoons.
