A natural history hike with a bilingual guide who points out the wildlife you would otherwise walk past: sloths, monkeys, iguanas, butterflies, birds, and thousands of small colorful crabs. Then the beaches are yours for the day.
Manuel Antonio's national park is one of the most biodiverse parks in the entire world. It is the smallest park in the country but the most visited, because of its rainforest, beaches, coral reefs, and plethora of wildlife.
The forest is home to sloths, monkeys, iguanas, butterflies, birds, and thousands of small, colorful crabs. Take a natural history hike with your bilingual guide, who points out the diverse wildlife that you might otherwise miss. After hiking with your guide, you can enjoy one of the multiple pristine beaches and have your playground for the day.
Note that the park does not allow chips, cookies, and similar snacks, to avoid things being left behind.
What to bring
- Easy walking shoes
- Towel
- Sunblock
- Extra water
