Plan your time in Manuel Antonio and Quepos with local experiences, rainforest tips and useful contacts, all in one place. Jungle Night Tour is powered by Terra Travel Costa Rica, our parent company, and our local team has welcomed visitors since 2009.

Emergency & useful contacts

For an emergency, call 911

Costa Rica’s emergency number connects you with police, ambulance or fire assistance. Give your location and describe what has happened. Official emergency information.

Hospital Max Terán Valls

Public hospital in the Quepos area. The number below is the hospital contact listed by the Ministry of Health, not an emergency dispatch line.

+506 2774 9500

Official hospital listing

Costa Rican Red Cross

For an ambulance emergency in Quepos or Manuel Antonio, call 911. For general organizational enquiries, use the national contact below.

+506 2528 0000 National office; not the Quepos dispatch line.

Official Red Cross website

Things to do in Manuel Antonio & Quepos

Pair a daytime experience with a guided rainforest night walk, or make time for local food and coffee. These experiences are offered through Terra Travel Costa Rica and our associated businesses.

Costa Rican cooking class

Make local food part of your visit with a hands-on cooking experience.

Explore cooking classes

Jungle night tour

Slow down and discover the sounds and small wonders of the rainforest after dark.

Explore our night tour

Where to eat in Quepos & Manuel Antonio

Mercado Central

Street food & local flavors

Explore the food stalls at Quepos Central Market.

Google Maps

Check opening hours and reservations directly with each business.

Local outings, markets & karaoke

Banana Club

Karaoke · Tuesday & Friday

Enjoy an evening of karaoke.

Farmer’s Market

Friday afternoon & Saturday morning

Browse local produce and market stalls in Quepos.

Malecón Quepos

Make time for a walk along the waterfront.

Marina Pez Vela

Explore the marina on a stroll through Quepos.

Naomi Walk

Add Naomi Walk to your local outings.

Plan your rainforest experience

Wildlife by day and night

A daytime walk and a night tour reveal different aspects of Costa Rica’s rainforest. At night, a guide helps you look for frogs, insects and other nocturnal wildlife. Every outing is different, and sightings are never guaranteed. Learn more about Costa Rica’s biodiversity.

When to visit

The Pacific coast generally has a drier season from December to April and a wetter season from May to November. Prepare for rain and check conditions with your operator before an outdoor activity. Your guide can help you plan around the day’s weather.

What to bring

For a forest walk, bring comfortable closed shoes, light clothing, rain protection and drinking water. Check your tour’s specific packing advice, transport arrangements and meeting point. Families with children can ask our team about the pace and suitability of an experience.

Responsible wildlife tourism

Stay on marked trails, keep a respectful distance and avoid feeding or handling wildlife. Follow your guide’s instructions for lighting and photography. Read official visitor safety tips.

Meet our local team or discover Costa Rica’s history and culture.

Banks & practical services

Use the official bank locators to search Quepos and Manuel Antonio for branches and ATMs. Check the location and current opening hours before visiting.

Contact details reviewed on October 7, 2026. Numbers and opening hours can change; the linked official services provide current information. Dial 911 for emergencies.