• Playa Espadilla Norte - Situated adjacent to Manuel Antonio National Park, Playa Espadilla Norte serves as our starting point. This area is renowned for its wildlife, where monkeys, sloths, toucans, and occasionally crocodiles can be observed. The journey begins at the roundabout and the former entrance to the national park, encompassing mangroves, urban parks, beach areas, and garden spaces.
• Playa Biesanz - En route to Playa Biesanz (Punta Quepos), visitors can explore hotel gardens, roadsides, panoramic views, and local trails in search of macaws, parrots, and toucans. Near the beach, there are opportunities to spot monkeys, sloths, and more.
• Manuel Antonio - Our strong professional and personal relationships enable us to collaborate with taxi drivers, tour vans, and other guides who frequently share updates on interesting species nesting, sleeping, or residing in Manuel Antonio. We will ensure to visit any newly reported sites.
• Quepos - With numerous potential spots in Quepos, our guide will prioritize destinations based on the species yet to be observed or any specific animals requested by our clients.
• Quepos Farmer’s Market - Held exclusively on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings, our local farmer’s market is the ideal place to experience the finest of our agricultural heritage. A bilingual tour guide will enhance the experience by answering questions and providing insights into our fruits, vegetables, and other delicious local culinary products.

• Guidance by a certified bilingual tour guide
• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off
• HD quality photos and videos souvenir
• Local seasonal fruits and products tasting at the farmer’s market

• Transportation from accommodations outside Quepos and Manuel Antonio areas.
• Gratuities

Perfect for newcomers, travelers who may not secure an entry ticket to the National Park (with only 1,500 tickets available daily), or those with limited time arriving in Manuel Antonio during late afternoons (as the National Park closes entry at 2:30 p.m.).

Visitors are encouraged to engage with the local wildlife and conservation efforts in the lush areas surrounding Manuel Antonio and Quepos communities (Urban Wildlife Hotspots). As locals and certified tour guides with extensive experience, they have naturally acquired a deep understanding of where and when animals typically eat, sleep, bask, socialize, and even mate.

The city parks, hotel grounds, parking areas, roadsides, boardwalks, seawalls, and marinas are rich with local wildlife. These urban green spaces play a crucial role in maintaining a thriving network of wildlife corridors, supported by a system of animal crossing bridge projects.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.