Night Walking Tour

Manuel Antonio National Park, located along Costa Rica’s Pacific coastline near the town of Quepos, offers one of the most accessible and biologically diverse rainforests in the country. Known for its combination of pristine beaches, dense jungle trails, and abundant wildlife, the park’s magic transforms after dark. Manuel Antonio Tours invites visitors into this nocturnal world with their Night Walking Tour, an expertly guided two-hour trek that reveals the park’s lesser-seen side.

Starting shortly after sunset, the tour is led by certified guides trained specifically in naturalist night hikes. These experts help visitors spot creatures that only emerge when the forest grows quiet and the stars blink overhead. Expect to encounter animals such as kinkajous, night monkeys, and tree frogs, whose vibrant calls and furtive movements paint a vivid picture of rainforest life after dark.

The trails wind through the park’s primary tropical forest — alive with towering trees, dense undergrowth, and occasional glimpses of the sea — offering a completely different perspective than daytime excursions. This nightwalking experience is ideal for families and adventurers eager to witness firsthand the sounds and shadows of Costa Rica’s wildlife at night. Manuel Antonio Tours stands out for their commitment to conservation, ensuring each trek minimizes disruption to sensitive habitats.

Their deep knowledge of local ecology adds a layer of education that enriches the adventure, emphasizing why Manuel Antonio National Park remains a jewel of Costa Rica’s protected lands. For visitors based in Quepos, this tour provides a unique way to connect with the environment beyond sunlit paths and crowded beach spots. It highlights a special side of the park that few get to see, making it a must-do for anyone wanting to dive deeper into the area’s wild character.