Walking Tours

Sukia Park Night Guided Tour in Manuel Antonio

Gain exclusive after-dark access to Sukia Park, a private reserve in Manuel Antonio, and experience the jungle as it transforms under the night sky.

Start at 5:00 PM with pickup from Manuel Antonio or by meeting at Headquarters, then ride with round-trip transfers to meet a certified naturalist guide.

Move along forest trails with equipment and flashlights supplied so you can spot wildlife, then refuel with snacks of fruit and water.

Watch the forest come alive at night as frogs call, reptiles rustle, and mammals move through Sukia Park, a family-friendly adventure for all ages.

Night tour in Sukia Park private reserve

Expert naturalist guide

Round-trip transfers

Equipment

Flashlights

Snacks including fruit and water

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2026년 10월
We booked this jungle night walk for our family trip and honestly, it turned out to be a highlight! Our kids loved spotting frogs and lizards with the guide, who was super patient explaining everything in both English and Spanish. The trails were flat enough even for my mom, and everyone got their own flashlight which made it fun for the little ones to lead the way sometimes. We saw a sloth sleeping up high and watched a bunch of wild insects up close, which the kids thought was "gross but awesome." The group wasn't too big, so we never felt rushed or crowded, and the included water and fruit snack at the end was a nice touch. My only note is that it felt a bit humid in the jungle, so dress cool if you can. Would absolutely do this again!
2026년 10월
Loved this night walk! Saw frogs and creepy crawlies up close. Staff was friendly, trail wasn’t too long, and hotel pickup made life simple. Fruit snack hit the spot. Would do again.
2026년 9월
I’ve always wanted to explore the rainforest after dark, and this night tour at Sukia Park really delivered. Going solo, I was a bit nervous, but the guide’s confidence and knowledge immediately put everyone at ease. Walking the trails by flashlight was thrilling, you don’t realize how alive the forest is at night until you’re actually there. The guide pointed out a camouflaged gecko and the tiniest frog I’ve ever seen, sharing cool facts about their habits. We paused to listen to crickets and distant howler monkeys, which added to the atmosphere. It was nice that the group size was small, so we could all get close to see the animals. Pick-up and drop-off from my hotel were included and worked flawlessly. The walk wasn’t too intense physically, so you don’t need to be super fit, just curious! I do wish the fruit snack was a bit more substantial, but really that’s a minor quibble on an otherwise perfect night.
2026년 9월
We went as a group of friends and everyone had a blast. Hotel pick-up was right on time, and by the time we arrived at Sukia Park the sun had fully set. The guide made us feel welcome and quickly got us started on the trails. We saw everything from tiny neon frogs to some impressively large spiders, all identified with plenty of enthusiasm. The group moved at a good pace, no one got left out, and our guide was happy to stop for pictures. The walk itself wasn’t long, so you get plenty of nature without being totally exhausted after. The best part for us was trying to spot a sloth, which we did, although it was way up in the branches. Refreshments at the end were well-timed. Highly recommend, especially if you like seeing wildlife.
2026년 9월
We had an amazing time exploring the night sounds and sights at Sukia Park. Our family learned so much thanks to our enthusiastic guide who made sure everyone, even the little ones, felt involved. The walk was just right for our group—nothing too difficult, and the pace allowed us to spot a bunch of frogs, some cool insects, and even a snake. The fresh fruit snack halfway through was appreciated, and hotel pickup made everything easy. Would definitely recommend to families or small groups looking for something a little different in Costa Rica.

Explore Sukia Park, a private reserve in Manuel Antonio, on an expert-led jungle night tour with round-trip transfers and gear included.

Getting started

Begin in the late afternoon around 5:00 PM, when you either meet the group at Headquarters or are picked up from your accommodation in Manuel Antonio using the included round-trip transfers. After a short transfer, your certified naturalist guide explains the easy difficulty level and what to expect on this 3-hour outing. A quick gear check ensures you have suitable hiking shoes, trousers, insect repellent, and a camera before entering the reserve at dusk.

What to expect

Sukia Park private reserve

Sukia Park is a private reserve in Manuel Antonio that opens for exclusive night access so you can experience the forest after dark. The guided portion of the walk lasts about 2 hours, with your expert naturalist leading a small group of 2 to 20 participants along easy trails.

Features

Wildlife viewing comes alive at night as your guide helps you spot frogs, reptiles, mammals, and other creatures in their natural nighttime habitat, making this a memorable experience for kids of all ages as well as adults.

A certified naturalist acts as your expert naturalist guide, interpreting behaviors, answering questions, and pacing the route so the easy trails remain suitable for most visitors.

All necessary equipment is provided, including flashlights, so you can safely navigate and observe without needing to bring your own gear.

Snacks including fruit and water are offered during the outing, giving you a short break to refuel before continuing deeper into Sukia Park.

Round-trip transfers between Manuel Antonio and the private reserve are included, so you do not need to arrange separate transport at night.

What to bring

Clothing: Wear hiking shoes and long trousers to stay comfortable on the forest trails at night.

Insect protection: Apply or bring insect repellent to protect yourself from bites during the walk.

Camera: Bring a camera if you want to capture wildlife and nighttime rainforest scenes.

Additional information

Departure time: Be ready to depart at 5:00 PM for your Jungle Night Walk.

Duration: Expect the experience to last about 3 hours from departure to return.

Group size: The tour operates with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 20 participants.

Pickup options: You can request pickup from Manuel Antonio or meet at the Headquarters if you have your own transport.

Difficulty level: The walk is classified as easy, which suits most fitness levels.

Toddler policy: Toddlers aged 3 and under receive complimentary admission on this tour.