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Turrialba Vacations
Turrialba is an active composite volcano in Costa Rica, situated in the central province of the same name, and Irazu's neighbor.
Visit Turrialba
- Park and garden
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Volcano
Turrialba: How to get there?
Between 1hr45min to 2hrs by bus from San Jose
Turrialba: See when to go ?
From November to April
Turrialba: For how long?
One day
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Turrialba: What to see nearby?
What our travelers think of their stay
Turrialba is a brightly colored, university town. It's not a major town on the tourist trail, but it's a nice stopover if you're on a Costa Rican road trip.
My suggestion
Take your camera out and explore the streets in the vividly colored center of town; you'll have fun shooting some street scenes.
Turrialba is an active composite volcano in Costa Rica, situated in the central province of the same name, and Irazu's neighbor.
My suggestion
Turrialba and Irazu are twins, because they share the same foundations, but they are 20 kilometers apart. Personally I suggest you choose Irazu.
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