Wildlifeof Costa Rica
Wildlife in Manuel Antonio National Park
Puntarenas
A small, popular coastal park with beaches, mangroves and rainforest. White-faced capuchins, howler monkeys, three-toed and two-toed sloths, coatis, raccoons and iguanas are easy to see, and it is one of the few places to find the endangered Central American squirrel monkey.
Highlights
- Central American squirrel monkey
- Sloths and capuchins close to the trail
- Beaches and mangroves
Top wildlife targets
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Quick answers
- What wildlife can you see in Manuel Antonio National Park?
- Top wildlife targets in Manuel Antonio National Park include Central American Squirrel Monkey, White-faced Capuchin, Mantled Howler, Brown-throated Three-toed Sloth, Hoffmann's Two-toed Sloth, White-nosed Coati, Common Basilisk, Black Iguana, Slaty-tailed Trogon and Yellow-throated Toucan. Highlights: Central American squirrel monkey.
- Where is Manuel Antonio National Park?
- Manuel Antonio National Park is in Puntarenas, Costa Rica (about 9.39°, -84.14°).
- What are the highlights of Manuel Antonio National Park?
- Central American squirrel monkey, Sloths and capuchins close to the trail and Beaches and mangroves.