Day 24
On day twenty four we left Jaco and headed to Manuel Antonio National Park
Scenic Manuel Antonio National Park is a
perfect combination of warm Pacific waters and rainforest that grows right down
to the three white sand beaches. Nature trails take you along the beach strand
and over a forested, rocky promontory.
This park, in the humid tropical zone,
protects several habitats, including primary relative isolation and secondary
forest, mangroves, beach vegetation and marine resources. Because of its
relative isolation and small size it is probably one of the easiest places in
Costa Rica to see wildlife, particularly sloths, coatis, agoutis, White-faced
Monkeys and the tiny Squirrel Monkey.
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