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Manuel Antonio

Manuel Antonio is one of Costa Rica's most distinctive areas. A beach and rainforest national park teeming with wildlife. Here's what makes it worth your time, whether you're visiting for an afternoon or thinking of staying.

The vibe

Manuel Antonio has a character all its own within Costa Rica — a place locals are quietly proud of. Spend a little time here and you'll quickly feel how it differs from the areas next door.

What to see and do

Wander the main streets, pause at a local cafe and let the neighborhood set the pace. The best of Manuel Antonio reveals itself on foot, away from any checklist.

Where to eat

From quick local bites to sit-down favorites, Manuel Antonio has options for most moods and budgets. See our restaurants guide for the wider picture.

Getting around and staying nearby

Plan how you'll get here in advance — see the transportation guide. If you'd like to base yourself close by, compare options in our hotels guide.

Staying in Manuel Antonio? Compare nearby hotels in one search — see hotels →

Frequently asked questions

Is Manuel Antonio a good area to stay in Costa Rica?

Manuel Antonio suits visitors who want a beach and rainforest national park teeming with wildlife.. Compare it with nearby areas in our neighborhoods guide.

How do I get to Manuel Antonio?

Check our transportation guide for the best routes and options to reach Manuel Antonio.

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