As one of the smallest national parks of Costa Rica, the flora and fauna is rich and focussed in the tiny 16 sq km of the area. Expect to see a plethora of wildlife, including giant iguana, howler monkeys, spot sloths, tiny squirrel monkeys, and white headed capuchin. There are easy level trails that would take you from one beach to another. There is plenty to do here, right from horseback riding to ocean kayaking. All information and rates for the tours is available at the entrance with maps. The trails are frequented, well-marked with danger signs of fruits and tree barks that are poisonous. Manuel Antonio National Park is also a photographer’s haven with arresting sunsets, people, activities flora and fauna, so keep your camera batteries charged.