Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio

Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio is Costa Rica's smallest national park and is awe-inspiring for its incredible biodiversity. Despite its small size, it is home to 109 species of mammals and 184 species of birds, including sloths, iguanas and monkeys.

The park offers four beautiful beaches with white sand and crystal clear water: Manuel Antonio, Espadilla Sur, Tesoro and Playita. Well-maintained trails, including the main Sendero Principal, allow wildlife viewing.

A unique feature of the park is Punta Catedral, a former island that has connected to the mainland, creating a natural causeway between the beaches.