Manuel Antonio National Park | Hola Nature | Guided Wildlife and Beach Tours
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Guided wildlife and beach tours of Manuel Antonio, where guide Minor — with 21 years of experience — walks you through the sign-up, spots the animals you'd stroll right past, and lines up the scope for the photos. Reviewers describe him as relaxed, informed and delightful company for a day in one of the country's most biodiverse parks. Plan ahead: buy park tickets upfront, no food inside, and it closes at 3pm.
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Next to Manuel Antonio National Park, Provincia de Puntarenas, Manuel Antonio, 60601, Costa Rica
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A destination you have to plan to visit. Stunning National park that you could visit local animals in their habitat. If you are lucky you will see the mama sloth! And many monkeys. There is beautiful beach at the end of hike, so make sure to pack for it. You need to buy entrance tickets upfront and there is no food allowed inside. It’s closing at 3pm! So make sure to plan for the hikes accordingly.
Big time shout out to Minor! After giving my info he reached out and was with me every step of the signing up process. Always responded and helped so much. Guided tour is a must, but with Minors 21 years of experience you can't go wrong. He spots things you would just walk by and with his scope you'll get all the cool pictures of all the wildlife. Thank you so much 5 stars!
Beautiful Park! Yes, you have to wait in a line to get in, but it moves relatively quick. They do look through your bags to make sure you are not bringing food in FYI. Our group did not get a guide. We still saw lots of wildlife. In fact, sometimes we pointed out stuff that the passing guides did not see, and they were very appreciative. Beware of the monkeys by the beach. If you leave a bag and try and go for a swim they will try and get into your stuff. There is a cafeteria type of thing midway and bathrooms. We saw sloths, crabs, ground creatures, spiders, hermit crabs, and of course monkeys.
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