Οι καλύτερες οικογενειακές πεζοπορίες στο Πουνταρένας

The entrance to the jungle descent is located to the left of the modern building and leads past an old building/ruin directly into the forest.

Beautiful, varied paths through the park. There are animals to discover everywhere.

Don't be put off by fallen trees or torn "prohibido" signs, just keep going!

The mangrove swamp is home and shelter of local and foreign species. Here the roots of the mangrove protect and feed fishes, crustaceans, and molluscs.

We encountered a puma there and were very frightened, so we turned around. According to locals, the animals do not attack people, but if you are afraid, you should definitely skip this route!! The route is difficult (!) for inexperienced hikers. You cross sections that were cordoned off with yellow tape that says "Prohibido" - but according to locals, this only means private property.

Here, one beautiful beach follows the next. Enjoy the peace and nature.

A wobbly suspension bridge that you cross when you take the beach hike from Drake Bay to San Josecito. But it's also a nice photo spot.

There are two wonderful beaches in Manuel Antonio National Park. Here you can refresh yourself with a dip in the Pacific after a strenuous tour through the park. However, only until 3:30 p.m., as the park closes at 4 p.m. Rangers will kindly ask you to leave the park then.