Top Quepos Night Tours

Combine two great experiences into one with this convenient small-group tour of the Manuel Antonio area. Begin the trip by visiting a cacao plantation to learn about the process of making chocolate, as well as its place in Costa Rica’s culture. Once night falls, it’s time for a walking tour in the jungle to try and spot various wildlife, such as tree frogs, snakes, and other nocturnal creatures.

Explore Manuel Antonio by night and see creatures that hide away during the day on an evening hike revealing a different side to the biodiverse area. Explore at a relaxed pace in a small group with a guide who increases your chances of spotting nocturnal critters such as frogs, snakes, scorpions, lizards, and tarantulas.

Joining on a night walk in Manuel Antonio area at Sukia Park offers a unique opportunity to experience the rainforest's nocturnal wonders. As darkness falls, the forest comes alive with a symphony of sounds and activities from its night-time inhabitants. Guided by experienced naturalists, you'll traverse safe trails equipped with flashlights and UV lights to spot a variety of creatures. Common sightings include tree frogs, nocturnal birds, snakes, spiders, and scorpions. With a bit of luck, you might also encounter nocturnal mammals such as anteaters, coatis, raccoons, deer, ocelots, opossums, armadillos, kinkajous, or sloths. These tours not only provide wildlife observations but also offer insights into the flora that sustains forest life. It's recommended to wear long pants and closed shoes, and to bring rain gear and a charged cellphone for pictures.

deal for travelers short on time, this full-day tour visits both Manuel Antonio National Park and a chocolate plantation in one day from Quepos—and has the added bonus of including a break for lunch (own expense) or beach time in between. Check out wildlife and resident sloths at the national park in the morning, take a scheduled break, and learn all about the process of transforming cacao beans to chocolate in the afternoon.