Manuel Antonio Night Jungle Tour
Puntarenas Province, Costa Rica
Step into the tropical forest after dark and uncover the hidden world of nocturnal creatures Guided by a certified expert this slow-paced adventure offers a fascinating look at the forest's nightlife.
Night Wildlife Tour in Manuel Antonio
This two-hour guided night hike in Manuel Antonio suits nature lovers interested in tropical forest ecosystems and nocturnal wildlife.
Highlights
- Observe large reptiles in the crocodile lagoon.
- Explore a butterfly garden with various species.
- Spot diverse frogs and insects with a certified guide.
Description
Meet the guide at 5:30 pm in the Sukia Park parking lot in Manuel Antonio for instructions before beginning the walk. Tours accommodate up to eight participants and can start with just one person.
This night activity involves searching for frogs, snakes, butterflies, basilisks, crocodiles, and other creatures while visiting multiple mini ecosystems within the tropical forest.
Includes
- Entrance fees to the park
- Flashlights
- Wildlife photo album
- Two-hour tour with a certified guide
- Parking
Excludes
- Transportation
- Food
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring insect repellent, comfortable walking shoes, and a camera. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Frequently Asked Questions
You will hike for two hours at night, guided by a certified expert, to spot nocturnal wildlife like frogs, insects, reptiles, and butterflies in the tropical forest of Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica.
The tour begins at 5:30 pm in the Sukia Park parking lot in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica, where the guide provides instructions before the hike.
The guided night hike lasts approximately two hours through Manuel Antonio’s tropical forest.
Participants should check the tour provider's age restrictions, but the hike is generally suitable for nature-loving families in Costa Rica.
Yes, the tour can start with just one participant, though it accommodates up to eight people.
You can observe large reptiles in the crocodile lagoon, various butterfly species in the garden, and diverse frogs and insects native to Costa Rica’s tropical forests.
Basic hiking attire and comfortable shoes are recommended; the tour guide usually provides necessary safety instructions and any special equipment if needed.
The tour starts at 5:30 pm daily, but check the website for current availability and hours in Costa Rica.
The two-hour hike involves walking on trails through the tropical forest and is suitable for individuals with moderate fitness levels.
Yes, the tour is led by a certified guide who ensures safety while exploring Costa Rica’s nocturnal wildlife.
