There are plenty of things to do in Manuel Antonio for everyone to have a good time. Whether you’re looking to relax at the beach or are looking for a thrilling extreme sports getaway, Manuel Antonio has what you’re looking for.
There’s action in every corner, whether it’s hiking through the jungle in Manuel Antonio National Park or exploring mangrove forests or zip-lining through the forest.
You can also visit the magnificent beaches that offer all sorts of activities such as snorkeling, fishing, and kayaking. And don’t forget about the night scene, there’s dining, dancing, and making new friends!
These are just a few of the things that you can do during your trip. There are more than enough Manuel Antonio activities to make your vacation unforgettable!
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ATV & Mountain Biking in Manuel Antonio is an unforgettable experience! This is perfect for people who enjoy adventure and adrenaline. You will zoom through unpaved mountain trails next to giant palm plantations, waterfalls, and cliffs. Here you will see all sorts of wildlife such as birds, lizards, and monkeys all nestled in the amazing tropical rainforest. Many tours also serve lunch. The guides are bilingual and very knowledgeable.
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This is an amazing experience that you won’t want to miss while you’re in Costa Rica. You can go on walks over suspension bridges on treetops where you will see all of the fauna and flora in a way you never have before. You can also experience the thrill of flying from tree to tree on a zip line. Rappel down a cliff next to a waterfall and take swim at the bottom […]
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The mangrove forest in Damas Island is one of the most astounding ecosystems in the world. Located just 10 minutes from the center of Manuel Antonio, Damas Island holds what is currently one of the most important mangroves in the country. Covering thousands of acres of protected forest, this amazing stretch of land is home to a large number of birds, reptiles, mammals and insects. You can kayak through the canals and experience all of wildlife on the island firsthand. If you’re lucky enough you just might see boas, caimans, exotic birds, anteaters, and much more!
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There are no golf courses in Manuel Antonio. However, you can find a couple of beaches that do offer World Class Golf Courses nearby. The 18-hole championship Golf Course at Los Sueños Resort in Herradura offers a par-72, Ted Robinson-designed layout and is situated alongside an exotic rain forest with gorgeous ocean views. The course at our Los Sueños resort also features a spectacular gallery featuring friendly monkeys and brightly hued macaws […]
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Horseback-riding is a greatway for you to travel through the beautiful landscapes of the Manuel Antonio. You’ll have the chance to take in waterfalls, beaches, jungles, and hills up close and personal while you ride. There are a few excursions throughout the day as well as evening trips. Finca Valmy and Rancho Típico Don Juanfor are family-run typical horse farms that offer excellent horseback riding adventures. You’ll ride through primary and secondary rainforest with a stop at a beautiful waterfall. If you are looking for a nature intense horseback ride in the area of Manuel Antonio you will definitely enjoy this.
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For those looking for things to do in Manuel Antonio that are educational, we recommend the KIDS SAVING THE RAINFOREST WILDLIFE SANCTUARY. It is a rescue shelter for animals that have been injured in the wild or by humans. Visitors can take part in the efforts to help take care of these animals and nurse them back to health. This is definitely a life changing experience. Be sure to book in advance and confirm your reservation.
More InfoManuel Antonio has a series of astonishing small beaches and bays surrounded by luscious rainforest. When conditions are good they are safe for swimming and great for diving and exploring coral reefs, surfing and much more. Below you will find a brief description of Manuel Antonio Beaches.
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The Manuel Antonio Nacional Park was established as a National Park in 1972 by the Costa Rican government in an effort to preserve the area’s natural environment. Manuel Antonio National Park is the smallest park in Costa Rica.
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Manuel Antonio Spas are the perfect places if you want a Holistic Retreat Experience, or just to pamper yourself with a wonderful massage. In this beautiful beach there are lots of places where you can relax and recharge your batteries.
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Orquídea Los Altos is a mystic spa that integrates the very rainforest around you into its treatments. Here you will be surrounded by the sounds of nature, which will help you feel energized and reinvigorated. Orquídea Spa also offers facials, manicures and pedicures.
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The tropical rainforest hides the white sands and clear blue waters of Biesanz Beach. A secluded cove just off Quepos, you can find it by looking for the trail entrance a hundred yard after the Shana Hotel (a small dirt road leading into the forest)
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Espadilla Norte Beach, stretches for more than 2 km (1 mile) north from the rocky peak that marks the park’s border to the base of the ridge that holds most of the hotels. One of the most popular beaches in Manuel Antonio, it fills up with lots of tourists on
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Espadilla Sur Beach is right inside the Manuel Antonio National Park. It is an extension of Espadilla Norte, located right next to Playa Manuel Antonio. It is the longest beach within the park
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Gemelas Beach is named for its view of the Islas Gemelas (Twin Islands). Both the beach and the islands are part of the Manuel Antonio National Park. Gemelas Beach is a small beach that can only be accessed by following one of the park’s trails.
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Gemelas Beach is named for its view of the Islas Gemelas (Twin Islands). Both the beach and the islands are part of the Manuel Antonio National Park. Gemelas Beach is a small beach that can only be accessed by following one of the park’s trails.
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Puerto Escondido is also located inside the park. It is shaped like a horseshoe and can only be visited during low tide. It is small, beautiful and secluded. It is the most remote of the beaches and can be reached by a trail within the Manuel Antonio National Park.
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Raindrop Spa helps you find a balance between body and soul. It is located in the Manuel Antonio Estates and offers an array of treatments from different parts of the world
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This Carbon Neutral effort dedicates its 1500 acre property 100% to conservation purposes and environmental studies. It is located 27 kilometers from the center of Manuel Antonio. They offer educational tours, with an emphasis in demonstrating the rich biodiversity found within Manuel Antonio. You will have the opportunity to see, hear, feel and even smell a wide variety of flora and fauna; from flowering exotic plants, to butterflies[…]
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The class III and IV rapids of the Savegre River offer quite an adventure. The Naranjo River is recommended only for more experienced rafters since it is more challenging. Wild and untamed, these amazing rivers plunge through spectacularly beautiful, largely unexplored Tropical Rain Forest. You’ll pass through the jungle and see toucans, parrots, and kingfishers as you make your way down the river. Ocean kayaking is also an exciting way to experience[…]
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There are cruises that will take you on open waters where you will be able to spot dolphins, humpback whales, turtles and manta rays. As you sail down the coastline you can enjoy the gorgeous views of different sceneries. You might be able to stop and snorkel at Biesanz Bay, where you can find over 50 different tropical fish. Or just sail out and enjoy one of the amazing summer.
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The Manuel Antonio coastline is a wonderful place for diving, with its crystal blue waters and abundant sea life. Most spots are only 10 minutes from departure to suit up time. can There are many spots to choose from, depending on your level of experience. The experienced diver can schedule a night dives if climate conditions are favorable. While the less experienced diver can enjoy a dive in shallow waters and still get to see different species of fish. The average temperature of the water ranges between 70º degrees to 80º degrees[…]
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Manuel Antonio offers many different Spanish Programs. They are well known for offering personalized attention to students of all levels. Since many of the students are tourists, these programs are designed to help you learn as much Spanish as possible in short periods of time […]
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Manuel Antonio and Quepos are famous for their world class Sport Fishing, one of the best in the world. In fact, Manuel Antonio hosts many top International Fishing Tournaments. There are many different species of fish in the Manuel Antonio & Quepos area. There are many different companies that cater to both the seasoned angler and also the novice looking for a new adventure[…]
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Almost all Surf Schools teach surf theory and practice as well as basic guidelines for understanding the ocean to all their students. The instructors are highly qualified and very passionate about surfing. Some camps offer guests the opportunity to engage with Manuel Antonio’s local community[…]
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Manuel Antonio
The Holis Wellness Center is one of the most well known spas in Manuel Antonio. Their mission is offer services that go beyond a simple massage and facial, and help balance your mind, body and soul.
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People travel from all over the world to see Humpback Whales. Studies have shown that the Costa Rican shore is the place where these types of whales congregate while traveling from California to Chile. Winter is the time of the year when humpback whales travel from the Antarctic to the Tropics towards warm waters in order to raise their offspring. The best time to visit is during October and November as these are the months when whale sightings are highly likely.
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Practicing Yoga in Manuel Antonio is a life changing experience. Whether you are practicing yoga for the first time or an experienced yogi, you can find classes that cater to your specific needs. Yoga’s deep breathing and meditation practices help relieve stress, improve flexibility, strength and posture and achieve a balance of mind body and soul[…]
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Zoos have been outlawed by the Costa Rican government. A few small ones still remain, but their leases will not be renewed once they expire. Fortunately for you the Manuel Antonio National Park and Wildelife refuge let’s you see animals in the best possible way: IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT! Monkeys, sloths, frogs, and many species of birds call Manuel Antonio National Park their home; so make sure to bring your camera so you can record your sightings[…]
More InfoManuel Antonio has a series of astonishing small beaches and bays surrounded by luscious rainforest. When conditions are good they are safe for swimming and great for diving and exploring coral reefs, surfing and much more. Below you will find a brief description of Manuel Antonio Beaches.
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The tropical rainforest hides the white sands and clear blue waters of Biesanz Beach. A secluded cove just off Quepos, you can find it by looking for the trail entrance a hundred yard after the Shana Hotel (a small dirt road leading into the forest)
More InfoManuel Antonio
Espadilla Norte Beach, stretches for more than 2 km (1 mile) north from the rocky peak that marks the park’s border to the base of the ridge that holds most of the hotels. One of the most popular beaches in Manuel Antonio, it fills up with lots of tourists on
More InfoManuel Antonio
Espadilla Sur Beach is right inside the Manuel Antonio National Park. It is an extension of Espadilla Norte, located right next to Playa Manuel Antonio. It is the longest beach within the park
More InfoManuel Antonio
Gemelas Beach is named for its view of the Islas Gemelas (Twin Islands). Both the beach and the islands are part of the Manuel Antonio National Park. Gemelas Beach is a small beach that can only be accessed by following one of the park’s trails.
More InfoManuel Antonio
Gemelas Beach is named for its view of the Islas Gemelas (Twin Islands). Both the beach and the islands are part of the Manuel Antonio National Park. Gemelas Beach is a small beach that can only be accessed by following one of the park’s trails.
More InfoManuel Antonio
Puerto Escondido is also located inside the park. It is shaped like a horseshoe and can only be visited during low tide. It is small, beautiful and secluded. It is the most remote of the beaches and can be reached by a trail within the Manuel Antonio National Park.
More InfoManuel Antonio
Manuel Antonio offers many different Spanish Programs. They are well known for offering personalized attention to students of all levels. Since many of the students are tourists, these programs are designed to help you learn as much Spanish as possible in short periods of time […]
More InfoManuel Antonio
Almost all Surf Schools teach surf theory and practice as well as basic guidelines for understanding the ocean to all their students. The instructors are highly qualified and very passionate about surfing. Some camps offer guests the opportunity to engage with Manuel Antonio’s local community[…]
More Info
Manuel Antonio
Practicing Yoga in Manuel Antonio is a life changing experience. Whether you are practicing yoga for the first time or an experienced yogi, you can find classes that cater to your specific needs. Yoga’s deep breathing and meditation practices help relieve stress, improve flexibility, strength and posture and achieve a balance of mind body and soul[…]
More InfoManuel Antonio
The mangrove forest in Damas Island is one of the most astounding ecosystems in the world. Located just 10 minutes from the center of Manuel Antonio, Damas Island holds what is currently one of the most important mangroves in the country. Covering thousands of acres of protected forest, this amazing stretch of land is home to a large number of birds, reptiles, mammals and insects. You can kayak through the canals and experience all of wildlife on the island firsthand. If you’re lucky enough you just might see boas, caimans, exotic birds, anteaters, and much more!
More InfoManuel Antonio
Horseback-riding is a greatway for you to travel through the beautiful landscapes of the Manuel Antonio. You’ll have the chance to take in waterfalls, beaches, jungles, and hills up close and personal while you ride. There are a few excursions throughout the day as well as evening trips. Finca Valmy and Rancho Típico Don Juanfor are family-run typical horse farms that offer excellent horseback riding adventures. You’ll ride through primary and secondary rainforest with a stop at a beautiful waterfall. If you are looking for a nature intense horseback ride in the area of Manuel Antonio you will definitely enjoy this.
More InfoManuel Antonio
For those looking for things to do in Manuel Antonio that are educational, we recommend the KIDS SAVING THE RAINFOREST WILDLIFE SANCTUARY. It is a rescue shelter for animals that have been injured in the wild or by humans. Visitors can take part in the efforts to help take care of these animals and nurse them back to health. This is definitely a life changing experience. Be sure to book in advance and confirm your reservation.
More InfoManuel Antonio
The Manuel Antonio Nacional Park was established as a National Park in 1972 by the Costa Rican government in an effort to preserve the area’s natural environment. Manuel Antonio National Park is the smallest park in Costa Rica.
More InfoManuel Antonio
This Carbon Neutral effort dedicates its 1500 acre property 100% to conservation purposes and environmental studies. It is located 27 kilometers from the center of Manuel Antonio. They offer educational tours, with an emphasis in demonstrating the rich biodiversity found within Manuel Antonio. You will have the opportunity to see, hear, feel and even smell a wide variety of flora and fauna; from flowering exotic plants, to butterflies[…]
More InfoManuel Antonio
People travel from all over the world to see Humpback Whales. Studies have shown that the Costa Rican shore is the place where these types of whales congregate while traveling from California to Chile. Winter is the time of the year when humpback whales travel from the Antarctic to the Tropics towards warm waters in order to raise their offspring. The best time to visit is during October and November as these are the months when whale sightings are highly likely.
More InfoManuel Antonio
Zoos have been outlawed by the Costa Rican government. A few small ones still remain, but their leases will not be renewed once they expire. Fortunately for you the Manuel Antonio National Park and Wildelife refuge let’s you see animals in the best possible way: IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT! Monkeys, sloths, frogs, and many species of birds call Manuel Antonio National Park their home; so make sure to bring your camera so you can record your sightings[…]
More InfoManuel Antonio
ATV & Mountain Biking in Manuel Antonio is an unforgettable experience! This is perfect for people who enjoy adventure and adrenaline. You will zoom through unpaved mountain trails next to giant palm plantations, waterfalls, and cliffs. Here you will see all sorts of wildlife such as birds, lizards, and monkeys all nestled in the amazing tropical rainforest. Many tours also serve lunch. The guides are bilingual and very knowledgeable.
More InfoManuel Antonio
This is an amazing experience that you won’t want to miss while you’re in Costa Rica. You can go on walks over suspension bridges on treetops where you will see all of the fauna and flora in a way you never have before. You can also experience the thrill of flying from tree to tree on a zip line. Rappel down a cliff next to a waterfall and take swim at the bottom […]
More InfoManuel Antonio
There are no golf courses in Manuel Antonio. However, you can find a couple of beaches that do offer World Class Golf Courses nearby. The 18-hole championship Golf Course at Los Sueños Resort in Herradura offers a par-72, Ted Robinson-designed layout and is situated alongside an exotic rain forest with gorgeous ocean views. The course at our Los Sueños resort also features a spectacular gallery featuring friendly monkeys and brightly hued macaws […]
More InfoManuel Antonio
The class III and IV rapids of the Savegre River offer quite an adventure. The Naranjo River is recommended only for more experienced rafters since it is more challenging. Wild and untamed, these amazing rivers plunge through spectacularly beautiful, largely unexplored Tropical Rain Forest. You’ll pass through the jungle and see toucans, parrots, and kingfishers as you make your way down the river. Ocean kayaking is also an exciting way to experience[…]
More InfoManuel Antonio
There are cruises that will take you on open waters where you will be able to spot dolphins, humpback whales, turtles and manta rays. As you sail down the coastline you can enjoy the gorgeous views of different sceneries. You might be able to stop and snorkel at Biesanz Bay, where you can find over 50 different tropical fish. Or just sail out and enjoy one of the amazing summer.
More InfoManuel Antonio
The Manuel Antonio coastline is a wonderful place for diving, with its crystal blue waters and abundant sea life. Most spots are only 10 minutes from departure to suit up time. can There are many spots to choose from, depending on your level of experience. The experienced diver can schedule a night dives if climate conditions are favorable. While the less experienced diver can enjoy a dive in shallow waters and still get to see different species of fish. The average temperature of the water ranges between 70º degrees to 80º degrees[…]
More InfoManuel Antonio
Manuel Antonio and Quepos are famous for their world class Sport Fishing, one of the best in the world. In fact, Manuel Antonio hosts many top International Fishing Tournaments. There are many different species of fish in the Manuel Antonio & Quepos area. There are many different companies that cater to both the seasoned angler and also the novice looking for a new adventure[…]
More InfoManuel Antonio
Manuel Antonio Spas are the perfect places if you want a Holistic Retreat Experience, or just to pamper yourself with a wonderful massage. In this beautiful beach there are lots of places where you can relax and recharge your batteries.
More InfoManuel Antonio
Orquídea Los Altos is a mystic spa that integrates the very rainforest around you into its treatments. Here you will be surrounded by the sounds of nature, which will help you feel energized and reinvigorated. Orquídea Spa also offers facials, manicures and pedicures.
More InfoManuel Antonio
Raindrop Spa helps you find a balance between body and soul. It is located in the Manuel Antonio Estates and offers an array of treatments from different parts of the world
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The Holis Wellness Center is one of the most well known spas in Manuel Antonio. Their mission is offer services that go beyond a simple massage and facial, and help balance your mind, body and soul.
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