Description

On the way to Manuel Antonio National Park, you will travel along the coastline enjoying scenic views, including African palm plantations. You will also travel past small villages along the Pacific Coast, until you reach the port of Quepos and the ultimately the National Park.
Since access to the park itself is closed to vehicles, you will hike to the preserve, crossing a creek. Once in the park, you can simply relax and enjoy the beach, sunbathe, or hike through the parks trails, which will allow you to observe Manuel Antonios abundant flora and fauna. Several species of monkeys, iguanas, birds and possibly even the three-toed sloth can be seen. If you chose to hike the trail to Cathedral Point, do not forget your camera; the views of the park and the sea are simply spectacular!
Considered as one of the most beautiful in the country! En route, stop to have a delicious Costa Rican breakfast. During the trip you will enjoy beautiful views of the ocean and picturesque villages until you reach the Port of Quepos and from there continue towards the Park. Initially, you will take a walk along a nature trail until you reach the beach, where you can take a bath or take more paths to observe the abundant flora and fauna (monkeys, raccoons, birds, and sloths). Then, continue to the restaurant where a delicious lunch awaits you