Costa Rica Travel and Vacation

RastaManuel aka Ras Manuel From Costa Rica – Love In Front Of My Eyes

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Short clip of the national park beach at Manuel Antonio.

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My friend and I are backpacking Costa Rica this spring break and we are trying to figure out the best way to move on from Montezuma to Manuel Antonio. I know its a bit of a trek, but it’s important to us to go to both of these places. So whats the best way? Bus, ferry, bus? Can private shuttles be arranged? I was also particularly interested in the possibility of a ferry that runs from Paquera to Jaco, perhaps? Any help would be very much appreciated! Thank you, and happy travels!

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Take a trip through the Manuel Antonio National Park with us… Costa Rica’a first major ecotourist destination was Manuel Antonio, and it remains one of the country’s most popular beach area destintations; composed of three long strands of magnificent white sand beach, bordered by rainforest on one side, and by the Pacific on the other. Overlooking these wide, pristine beaches are tall cliffs covered in thick jungle vegetation and the views from the hills overlooking Manuel Antonio are spectacular. In fact, Manuel Antonio National Park is one of the few locations in Costa Rica where the primary forest comes down to the waters edge in places, often allowing bathers to swim in the shade. Pristine sandy beaches, cliffs, points, ravines, rainforests, diverse wildlife and an extremely hot climate are some of the features of Manuel Antonio Park. Manuel Antonio National Park is located just south of Jaco, along the pacific coastal highway, which makes it a highly accessible destination. One of the most popular parks in Costa Rica is also one the smallest. Although small, the parks 683 hectares boast some of the countrys most varied and breathtaking scenery with ecological treasures on every hiking trail. Enclosed by lush and very wet tropical forest, the parks trails offer sightings of white-faced monkeys, sloths, coatis, raccoons, iguanas, snakes and many bird species. The park is also home to the Costa Rican squirrel monkey, which is endemic to Manuel Antonio, but also …

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www.DiscoveryBeachouse.com – This phenomenal video of a three-toed sloth giving birth to a baby was shot by Laura Michele Brown from Austin, TX. She was a guest at the Monkey House Private Nature Reserve vacation rental home in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica

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I have found a couple golf course options in Jaco, Costa Rica but am wondering if there are any public golf courses in the Manuel Antonio/Quepos area. We are planning a visit in early October.

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Kim and I visit the national park.

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We are going to Costa Rica in January. We would like to go to Manuel Antonio Park and I thought it might be interesting to drive. However, we don’t like driving on mountainous roads with no guard rails, and I understand that the valley route includes a rope bridge. What is the best way to go to stay on a high quality road, even if it takes a little longer to get there?

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manuel antonio beach in quepos costa rica

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Manuel Prado 2003 X-Games Flatland Video

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