Quespos is on the border of the famous Manuel Antonio National Park, and is edged by many beautiful beaches, is an ideal location to learn Spanish and Horse Ride.

The two towns of Quespos and Manuel Antonio literally join together. Each has a population of about 7,000. There are many activities to do here – but one of the best is horse riding. Guided horseback riding excursions take you along stunning white sanded beaches, or through the jungles and hills to nearby waterfalls. You will discover the secrets of the forest, see  tucans in our exotic primary forest, and enjoy a relaxing stay at waterfalls and natural pristine pools.  After riding, visit the waterfalls where you can swim and relax or enjoy the stunning beaches.

Manuel Antonio is very popular because of its expensive white sand beaches backed by an evergreen forest that grows right up to the high tide line. The principal habitants are primary forest, secondary forest, mangrove swamps, lagoons and beach vegetation. There is quite a varied fauna with 109 species of mammals and 184 of birds. The park includes 12 little isles just off the coast; these are a number of dolphins and, at times, migrating whales can be observed.