Copyright www.gviusa.com
Manuel Antonio National Park is located in Costa Rica’s central Pacific coast and is home to refreshing tide pools, rainforests, unspoiled beaches and much more. Manuel Antonio offers several kilometers of well-maintained trails through the rainforest. On this trail, you may encouter various widllife such as sloths and red-backed squirrel monkeys. At the entrace site, you can hire a personal tour guide who will take you to the best places to see these animals. The entrance fee to the park is $16 per person. Note, that Manuel Antonio National Park is closed on Mondays.
You can easily reach Manuel Antonio National Park by bus from Quepos bus station. You can also book a tour if you dont want to worry for the driving, transportation and tickets. You can also drive your own scooter or car to reach the parking lot.
By rental car or motorbike, you can easily drive to reach the trailhead of the Nauyaca Waterfalls. The starting point
Del Toro waterfalls are located only 90 minutes from San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica.
The easiest way to reach the small town of Uvita is to take a shuttle or a bus from San
A community based on sharing tips and experiences on the different destinations of the world.
