Manuel Antonio, on Costa Rica's Pacific Coast, is home to one of Costa Rica's most visited national parks. Made up of wild, beautiful beaches backed by dense rainforest, the park can easily be explored via a well marked trail system. Although the smallest of Costa Rica's national parks, it provides sanctuary for prolific wildlife such as toucans, monkeys, butterflies, hummingbirds and macaws. Easily accessible by road from San Jose in just a few hours, discover a beautiful stretch of coastline that remains unspoilt due to its national park status, fringed by lush jungle.
