Laure Alvarez

Quepos Vacations

2 reviews

Quepos, a small town located close to the Los Quetzales National Park in Puntarenas Province, is especially well-known as a place to practice sport fishing and surfing.

Visit Quepos

Nature, Adventure & Sport
Water Sports
Waterfall

Quepos: How to get there?

90 minutes by car from San José

Quepos: When to go?

From December to April to avoid the rainy season

Quepos: For how long?

1 to 2 days

Learn more about your destination

Quepos: What to see in the surroundings?

Volcán Tenorio

Drake Bay

Tortuguero National Park

4.7

Corcovado National Park

4.7

What our travelers think about their stay

Laure Alvarez

Seasoned Traveller

Quepos is a town on Costa Rica's Pacific coast from where you can reach Manuel Antonio National Park.

My suggestion

I recommend staying a few nights in Quepos, in one of the hostels located up in the heights of the town, on the road leading to Manuel Antonio National Park. You certainly won't be disappointed when you see the incredible ocean sunsets!

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

Quepos, a small town located close to the Los Quetzales National Park in Puntarenas Province, is especially well-known as a place to practice sport fishing and surfing.

My suggestion

Accommodation is cheaper in Quepos than it is out in the countryside, which makes it a good place to base yourself if you intend to explore the national parks close by (Manuel Antonio et Quetzales).

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