On Costa Rica’s central Pacific coast, Manuel Antonio National Park is home to untamed rainforest, white sand beaches, and coral reefs. It is recognized for having a huge variety of tropical vegetation and animals, including hundreds of different bird species, endangered white-faced capuchin monkeys, and three-toed sloths. Hiking routes wind their way across the park’s 680 hectares from the coast up into the highlands.
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