Do not miss out on a visit to Costa Rica’s number one natural treasures - Manuel Antonio National Park. Take a comfortable hike with a certified guide, trained in identifying and exploring our bio- diversity consisting of a lush tropical forest preserved for 52 years (created in 1972). Explore the secluded beaches of the park and the exceptional variety of flora and fauna, some of which are endangered species. The pace of this adventure is determined by the skills and interests of your group. There’s an abundance of wildlife in its natural habitat that you will want to observe and learn about.

Admire the Sloths and numerous species of monkeys traveling through the treetops. Anteaters and iguanas resting in the tropical jungle and the songs of the various birds will make for an unforgettable experience. If you stay attentive, you will hopefully be able to come across one of the remaining Monos Titi or Central American squirrel monkeys – there only approximately 4000 of their kind still living in the wild. This endangered species lives mainly in the Manuel Antonio National Park biological corridor and the Chiriqui Province in Panama.

The tour takes around 2 ½ hours and you will be astonished about the many different types of flora and fauna you will learn about and observe. To round up the tour you will be able to dip your feet into the crystal-clear water of the white-sand beaches while enjoying fresh tropical fruits and refreshments.