Though Manuel Antonio National Park is the smallest National Park in entire Costa Rica, yet it has a made a name for itself as the most biologically diverse areas of the world. It is astounding to note how a meager 683 hectare can encompass the sheer beauty and feature a varied wildlife as Manuel Antonio National Park does.

Manuel Antonio National Park incorporates rainforests, beaches and coral reefs. All these combine to create an appeal that is hard to be ignored. The beaches of Manuel Antonio National Park are capable of competing with the best beaches in the world. The white grey sand beaches are fringed with profuse vegetation and provide unparalleled snorkeling opportunities. You will come across a wide variety of mammals that include the sloths, iguanas, cute squirrel monkeys. Manuel Antonio National Park is also home to colorful tiny crabs. You will never be short of activities in Manuel Antonio National Park. You can either tread the trails or engage in whitewater rafting, ocean cruising, horse riding, fishing and kayaking.

The two most popular beaches in Manuel Antonio National Park are the Playa Espadilla Sur and Playa Manuel Antonio. These two beaches are severed from each other by a narrow strip of land. The Playa Manuel Beach is a spectacular beach that separates the lush forest and the sequestered cove.

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