Because of its stunning natural geography this inland Caribbean town has began to embrace tourism as well, as it is close in proximity to a number of small reserves and serves as an access point to the massive Tortuguero National Park, a few hours away by boat.

Aside from the many activities available around Siquirres, the town itself is of little interest. Cheap accommodations and eateries can be had around town. White water rafting down the famous Pacuare River—ranked amongst the top 10 rivers in the world by National Geographic—is available from Siquirres, which lies due north of the wild river.

Exploration of the Santa Clara alluvial plain is easy from Siquirres. Back roads branch out from Highway 32, allowing visitors access to many of the small local ecological reserves that dot the region.

Siquirres is located along Highway 32, connecting San José and Puerto Limon, thus transportation is seamless and buses available from each city. The airport at Puerto Limon is another option for visitors looking to cut down on travel time.