Go trekking in Manuel Antonio Park, one of the most biodiverse national parks in Costa Rica, at a slow pace to enjoy it more.
Learn from a certified bilingual tour guide who will show you as much wildlife as possible.
As you make your way along the trail, your tour guide will share insights and tell you about the natural history of the animals, as well as the history and ecosystems of the area.
The tour guide will have a high-definition spotting scope to give you a great close-up view of the wildlife, which will also make it easier to take detailed photos.
After seeing some sloths, monkeys, bats, birds, iguanas, lizards, agoutis, and more, we'll have another chance to use the restrooms.
Remember that every day is different in a park where the animals are wild and free, so it's always a pleasant surprise to see all this diverse wildlife in its natural habitat.
After the hike, feel free to enjoy the white sandy beaches and vantage points of the national park.
