Manuel Antonio National Park is where the rainforest meets the Pacific Ocean. The park is located on the western coast of Costa Rica and is known for its stunning beaches and variety of wildlife. Visitors can trek through the rainforest and spot Capuchin monkeys, iguanas and tropical birds or kayak on the Damas Island Estuary on the hunt for crocodiles and sloths. Alternatively, many people head to one of the pristine beaches to surf, fish or watch the sunset. 

The tropical climate means that the temperature is always around 30°C, with a dry season from mid-December to April. The wet season runs from May to November and has daily rain showers, with October being the wettest month. People with disabilities can pick activities to suit their interests and abilities, either sticking to the park’s flat trails or going off-road in a joelette wheelchair to explore deeper in the rainforest.

This tour will introduce you to a little bit of everything Costa Rica has to offer: an accessible boat tour, a hike through a National Park and a joelette wheelchair.