Alicia Munoz

Manuel Antonio Vacations

4.5

2 reviews

Manuel Antonio National Park is worth going to see, and the hordes of tourists there, which can seem off-putting before arriving at the site, are fairly well managed.

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Hiking / Trekking
Nature, Adventure & Sport
Sustainable Tourism

Manuel Antonio: How to get there?

20 minutes by car or taxi from Quepos

Manuel Antonio: When to go?

November to April

Manuel Antonio: For how long?

One day

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Manuel Antonio: What to see in the surroundings?

Volcán Tenorio

Drake Bay

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4.7

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4.7

What our travelers think about their stay

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

Manuel Antonio National Park is worth going to see, and the hordes of tourists there, which can seem off-putting before arriving at the site, are fairly well managed.

My suggestion

I strongly recommend taking a tour of this national park in the company of a guide or forest ranger.

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

The stunning Manuel Antonio National Park is found on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, in the Puntarenas district.

My suggestion

You'll usually be offered a guide at the entrance - it's a good way to help out the local economy. In certain areas, where it's harder to spot local wildlife (turtles for example), I think it's better to go on a guided tour of this 'little' park.

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