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The Rainmaker Conservation Project is an environmental initiative near Manuel Antonio, which lies just after the town of Pocares, approximately 20 kilometers from Quepos. The 1,500-acre protected primary forest reserve boasts an exceptional landscape, surrounded by a beautiful primary rainforest. Rainmaker Park offers a tour solely focused on environmental education.     Rainmaker Conservation Project

Guided tours in Manuel Antonio are the best to fully enjoy your experience in the region and get the best from our breathtaking wildlife sightings in the rainforest. Keep on reading, and let us give you seven reasons to take guided tours in Manuel Antonio.     Exploring Manuel Antonio National Park, the Rainmaker Conservation

The celebrations are prepared, and we say goodbye to the present calendar as the new year arrives. The Pacific Coast is highly visited this time of the year, and without a doubt, Manuel Antonio is one of the top destinations in the country to visit during the festive season. We strive to make our clients

In Costa Rica, family members widely celebrate Christmas. It is a celebration of love, joy, delicious food, and a lot of noise. In touristic places such as Manuel Antonio, it may be a bit crowded and chaotic, so it’s important that you know a bit about spending Christmas in Costa Rica. Although we do not

Make sure to buy your Manuel Antonio National Park ticket ahead of time since it seems that entries for the park are getting more scarce as the high season continues. If you run out of time, the only way to ensure a spot in the park might be to reserve a tour. Manuel Antonio National