Top Quepos Hiking Tours - page 3

Find the best spots for swimming in Manuel Antonio National Park on this half-day guided tour from Quepos. Although the national park is one of the smallest in Costa Rica, it receives hundreds of thousands of visitors a year and has some of the most pristine beaches in the country. Playa Espadilla Sur beach and Playa Manuel Antonio beach, voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world by a top media company.

The magic of the Rainforest at night, the special sounds of the jungle and many animals to be discovered at the night tour.

Find everything you need in our all-inclusive tour, in the region of Esquipulas we can find iconic birds of the site, such as the king vulture and hummingbirds such as the tufted coquette and Purple-crowned Fairy, as well as different species of trogons and toucans. Due to operational costs, a minimum of two individuals is required for booking our services.

Ideal for first-time visitors, travelers who unfortunately will not be able to find an entry ticket to visit the National Park (ONLY 1,500 available tickets per day), or those with limited time arriving at Manuel Antonio in the late afternoons (Manuel Antonio National Park closes entry at 2:30 p.m.) We invite you to learn and collaborate with the local wildlife and conservation that lives in the surrounding green areas of Manuel Antonio and Quepos communities (Urban Wildlife Hotspots) As locals and experienced certified tour guides, we have organically gained a clear understanding and knowledge on where and at what specific times animals habitually eat, sleep, bask, socialize, and even mate. Our city parks, hotel grounds, parking areas, roadsides, boardwalks, seawalls, and marinas are teeming with local wildlife. These green urban areas are extremely important in maintaining the successful network of wildlife corridors, supported by a system of animal crossing bridge projects.

Immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty and amazing biodiversity of Costa Rica's Manuel Antonio National Park on this half-day guided nature trek. Choose a relaxed walk or a more intense hike through the park's tropical rain forest trails and along pristine beaches while a naturalist guide provides insight into native jungle flora and wildlife such as monkeys, sloths, coatis, and nearly 200 bird species. Snack on fresh tropical fruit and, after the hike, continue exploring on your own or swim off the park's uncrowded white-sand beaches.

Booking our guided tour in Manuel Antonio National Park offers multiple benefits that significantly enrich the traveler experience. These are: 1. Guaranteed wildlife sighting, including sloths, monkeys, iguanas and exotic birds, which are often difficult to spot on their own. 2. We have telescopes that facilitate the observation of wildlife in its natural environment. 3. We share detailed information about the flora, fauna, history and ecology of the park. 4. You will learn about the interactions between different species and the importance of conservation of this unique ecosystem. 5. You will optimize your time, because with the guide you will avoid wasting time looking for animals or trying to decipher the trails. The walk that lasts about two hours, no difficulty is accessible to all. After the tour you can choose to spend the rest of the day inside the park to enjoy the beaches.

Adventure travelers will love this tour, waking up at 3am to drive 10,000 feet above elevation in search of the Quetzal with your guide, and then learning all about Costa Rican coffee in the town of Santa Maria de Dota. You’ll have a traditional gallo pinto breakfast, and another meal, or casado, later in the day. You’ll use ATX or BTX Swarovski Spotting Scopes to capture photos and videos of the beautiful birds, too, on this 14 hour day out.

Discover the rich biodiversity of Costa Rica on this tour that is ideal for herping enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and eco-conscious travelers. In a small group of no more than six guests, explore the surroundings of Manuel Antonio National Park and Quepos in search of every local species of reptile and amphibian, including viper snakes, colorful tree frogs, and more.