Monkeys, Baby Sloths & Mangrove Estuaries
Nothing starts the day off better than gallo pinto (seasoned rice and beans), possibly my favorite Costa Rican dish. Accompanied by a strong cup of coffee, I savored my breakfast at La Colina's poolside restaurant while chatting with a few other guests. Cameras in hand, Vincent and I then joined local eco-tour operator, Ave Natura. We were bound for Manuel Antonio National Park. Our naturalist guide, Eric, toted a large telescope to help spot the myriad of wildlife that inhabits the area.
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ContinueLast updated: Oct 22, 2023
Manuel Antonio
Lush coastal rainforest trees arch over the ivory sands and blue opal waters of Manuel Antonio's coast. Their branches quiver and their leaves shuffle....