Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio
¿No puede decidir si quiere pasar sus vacaciones en Costa Rica explorando la mágica flora y fauna de la selva tropical o relajándose en las prístinas playas de arena blanca? Manuel Antonio lo tiene todo, así que no tienes que elegir.
Ubicado en la región del Pacífico Central de Costa Rica, Manuel Antonio es un punto caliente para los vacacionistas debido a su paisaje diverso y encantador. Escondido en las montañas brumosas a lo largo del Océano Pacífico, este distrito tiene algo para todos, desde el vagabundo de la playa hasta el buscador de emociones.
Playas Deslumbrantes
Aunque es el parque nacional más pequeño de Costa Rica, el Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio se celebra como uno de los parques más bellos del mundo. Sus espectaculares playas son excelentes para tomar el sol, surfear, bucear y nadar, además de dar un paseo por el singular puente terrestre entre Playa Espadilla Sur y Playa Manuel Antonio. Las deslumbrantes aguas turquesas llamarán tu nombre.
Fauna sin igual
Las selvas de Manuel Antonio están llenas de vida silvestre fascinante, desde los monos capuchinos de cara blanca hasta las icónicas guacamayas rojas. Mientras recorre el Tour del Parque Manuel Antonio, estará encantado de encontrar algunas de las 109 especies de mamíferos y 184 tipos de aves que se encuentran en todo el parque.
Cerca de la isla Damas, un manglar pantanoso ofrece una perspectiva inquietantemente hermosa de Manuel Antonio. Tome un paseo en bote entre los árboles y flores tropicales para fijar sus ojos en los perezosos dormidos del bosque. Su guía puede incluso señalar lagartijas basilisco y poderosas boas constrictoras entre las plantas de la selva tropical. ¡Y nunca olvidarás el toque suave pero curioso de un mono capuchino que se balancea en tu bote y se sube a tu cabeza!
Aventura sin Fin
Los buscadores de aventuras también se sentirán como en casa participando en rafting en aguas bravas de clase III, IV o V. Experimente la famosa "Boca del Diablo" del río Savegre mientras flota por el exuberante bosque con una vista en el agua. Si eres aún más atrevido, rema por El Chorro pasando por majestuosas cascadas y formidables acantilados rocosos. O combine un viaje de rafting de medio día con un crucero por el paisaje único en su tipo en un emocionante recorrido en vehículos todo terreno.
Para obtener la máxima emoción de una estadía en Manuel Antonio, Adventure Tours' 10 in 1 Canyoning and Rappelling Adventure lo ofrece todo. La tirolesa a través del dosel del bosque lluvioso le dará una vista de la jungla que es impresionante en más de un sentido. Cascadas y cañones esperan a los aventureros que quieran agregar un poco de desafío a su día. Los trajes de baño son imprescindibles cuando completas la aventura con el Waterfall Tarzan Swing, que te deja caer en la refrescante piscina del río a continuación.
Cenar en Manuel Antonio
Ya sea que esté buscando una comida abundante o un refrigerio y una bebida para la hora feliz, la comida costarricense se encuentra en su máxima expresión entre los inigualables restaurantes y cafés de Manuel Antonio. Muchos cuentan con asientos al aire libre y un ambiente relajado, dando la bienvenida a los turistas para disfrutar tanto de deliciosos bocados como de la belleza de la naturaleza que los rodea.
La ciudad está ubicada cerca de algunas de las mejores zonas de pesca del mundo, así que asegúrese de completar su aventura en Costa Rica con la pesca del día mientras disfruta de las vistas surrealistas del Océano Pacífico desde su mesa. Definitivamente estarás en el paraíso vacacional tomando una bebida tropical en un bar local, escuchando a músicos locales tocar música en vivo y dándote un gusto con un flan de coco para el postre.
Ya sea que desee una escapada relajada a la playa o un viaje lleno de nuevas vistas y emocionantes aventuras, Manuel Antonio es un destino que cumplirá todos sus sueños.
Principales AVENTURAS
Rafting Río Naranjo
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Manuel Antonio, Jaco, Los Sueños, Costa Rica
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Rafting
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Medio Dia Desde $89
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Desafiante
Por persona (mínimo 2 personas)
Rafting Río Savegre
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Manuel Antonio, Jaco, Los Sueños, Costa Rica
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Rafting
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Dia Completo Desde $99
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Moderado
Por persona (mínimo 2 personas)
Tour de Canopy en Manuel Antonio
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Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica
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Canopy
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2 Horas Desde $85
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Moderado
Por Persona (mínimo 2 personas)
Tour de Monos en los Manglares
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Manuel Antonio, Jaco, Los Sueños, Costa Rica
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Vida Silvestre
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2 Horas Desde $59
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Facil
Por Persona
Explorar HOTELES
Preguntas Frecuentes
¿Veremos animales en el tour [Manuel Antonio, Monkey Mangrove, Crocodile, ATV, Zipline, Carara, etc.]?
Si bien no garantizamos que verá animales en ninguno de los tours que ofrecemos, nuestros tours han sido diseñados para maximizar sus posibilidades al ubicarlo en el lugar correcto en el momento correcto. Los animales que puedes ver en los tours que ofrecemos son salvajes. Aunque no hacemos promesas directas, disfrutamos de una rica variedad de vida silvestre en Costa Rica, por lo que ver animales y / o aves raras mientras estás en la selva está sujeto a los caprichos de la naturaleza.
What is there to do in Manuel Antonio?
Manuel Antonio is a beautiful destination with plenty of activities to keep you busy. You can tour Manuel Antonio National Park, which boasts breathtaking beaches, hiking trails, and a variety of wildlife including sloths and monkeys. The area also provides opportunities to explore the lush rainforest canopy on a zipline tour or enjoy a morning or afternoon sunset sail on a catamaran. You can go kayaking, horseback riding or rappelling in Manuel Antonio. A nearby white-face monkey habitat can be visited on a mangrove tour. Jungle night hikes in Manuel Antonio provide visitors with a rare opportunity to see nocturnal animals in the rainforest. The area is also home to three rafting rivers of increasing difficulty - the class III Savegre, class IV Naranjo, and the class IV and V El Chorro.
Where should I stay in Manuel Antonio Costa Rica?
There are accommodation options available in Manuel Antonio Costa Rica ranging from economy to luxury, so travelers on any budget can find a place to stay during your vacation. Luxury resorts include Arenas del Mar Beachfront and Rainforest Resort, Makanda by the Sea, and Hotel Parador Resort & Spa. Boutique hotels include Gaia Hotel & Reserve, Hotel La Mariposa, and Hotel California. Budget hotels include Hotel Villa Roca and Hotel Playa Espadilla. Backpackers will find hostels in the area, including Selina Manuel Antonio, Hostel Plinio, and Backpackers Manuel Antonio. In addition, vacation rental homes, condos and villas are also available in the area.
Is Manuel Antonio safe?
Manuel Antonio and the surrounding areas are generally considered safe for tourists. Costa Rica is known for its friendly people and its commitment to eco-tourism, and the park is a major tourist attraction that is well-maintained and well-patrolled. The town of Manuel Antonio has an active police presence. We recommend using trusted transportation and accommodations, practice situational awareness and avoid displaying cash or wearing expensive jewelry while traveling. Vacationers will only need to take the usual safety precautions during their time in Manuel Antonio.
How many days should I stay in Manuel Antonio?
The number of days you should spend in Manuel Antonio National Park depends on how much time you have available and what you want to do during your visit. A minimum of two to three days is recommended to fully explore the park and the surrounding areas, but you can also spend more time if you want to relax and soak up the beautiful scenery or take part in more outdoor activities.
Where is Manuel Antonio?
Manuel Antonio is a coastal town located on the central Pacific coast of Costa Rica in the province of Puntarenas. It is situated just south of the town of Quepos.
How big is Manuel Antonio National Park?
As the smallest national park in Costa Rica, Manuel Antonio National Park covers an area of approximately 1983 ha or 4900 acres. Manuel Antonio is one of the most popular national parks in Costa Rica, known for its beautiful beaches, lush tropical forests, and abundant wildlife. It is home to a variety of plant and animal species, including monkeys, two and three toed sloths, coatis, toucans, and iguanas. In 2011, Forbes named Manuel Antonio among the top 12 most beautiful parks in the world.
Do you need a guide for Manuel Antonio National Park?
While Manuel Antonio National Park is open to the public, arranging an organized tour ahead of time will truly enhance the experience. In addition to providing access to essential wildlife spotting equipment you might not otherwise have, one of the many benefits of visiting the park on a tour include accompaniment from a dedicated naturalist guide. Naturalist guides are highly educated and have expert knowledge of the trails, plants and animals inside the park. A guide can not only provide you with in depth information about the flora and fauna you see, they can answer your questions, tell interesting stories, and provide valuable insights. In the wild, animals can be difficult to spot if you are not familiar with where to look. A naturalist guide can show visitors how to navigate the park and spot animals hidden in the canopy. In addition, entrance tickets to the park are purchased in advance of your arrival when you take part in a park tour. This invaluable service can shave a considerable amount of time off of gaining entrance to the park.
Where is Manuel Antonio National Park?
Manuel Antonio National Park is located on the central Pacific coast of Costa Rica, about 82 miles southwest of San Jose. It is situated in the province of Puntarenas, near the town of Quepos.
Can you surf in Manuel Antonio?
Yes, you can surf in Manuel Antonio. The beach at Manuel Antonio is called Espadilla Beach. The waves at Espadilla are not always consistent and the beach can be crowded with swimmers, but beginners will generally find the southern end of the beach during high tide most suitable. Advanced surfers will find bigger waves and greater challenges on the northern end of the beach. It is important to note that Espadilla can have strong currents and undertows. Surfers should be aware of their surroundings and always take the necessary precautions.
How far is Manuel Antonio from San Jose Airport?
The distance between San Jose International Airport (SJO) and Manuel Antonio is approximately 160 kilometers (99 miles) and it takes approximately 3 hours to travel by shuttle or car.
How do I get from San Jose to Manuel Antonio?
There are several transportation options for getting from SJO airport to Manuel Antonio. The fastest and most convenient option by far is a private transportation service. This method avoids the hassle of public transport and car rentals. Late model private transport vehicles are air-conditioned, comfortable, and provide bilingual professional drivers. A slightly cheaper method is to use a shared shuttle service. These shuttles usually leave at scheduled times each day and make stops at various hotels along the way, so you should expect a longer travel time. Renting a car is another option. You will also want to consider the distances you will be traveling, the difficulty of the drive, the cost of fuel, and any mandatory insurance you may be required to purchase before determining if a rental car is your best option.
How far is Monteverde from Manuel Antonio?
Monteverde is approximately 4 hours north/northeast of Manuel Antonio. The distance is approximately 114 miles between these two towns. The route to Monteverde does have mountainous roads along the way, so it is important to account for up to an hour of additional travel time in order to properly anticipate your arrival in Monteverde.
How far is Manuel Antonio from Tamarindo?
Approximately 188 miles separate Manuel Antonio from Tamarindo. Tamarindo is located in the Guanacaste province on the northern part of the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, while Manuel Antonio is located in the Puntarenas province on the central part of the Pacific coast. Driving time is approximately 5.5-6 hours between the two destinations, but factors like traffic, winding roads, and stopping to rest should be considered. A good rule of thumb while traveling between these two destinations is to anticipate an additional 1-2 hours of travel time in order to correctly anticipate your arrival.
How far is Manuel Antonio from Arenal Volcano?
Arenal Volcano is located near the town of La Fortuna in the Alajuela province of Costa Rica. The drive from Manuel Antonio to La Fortuna is approximately 5-6 hours. With factors like mountainous roads, tolls, and traffic, a good rule of thumb is to anticipate an additional 30 minutes to one hour of travel time for the trip between these two locations. The total distance between Manuel Antonio and La Fortuna depends on the route taken, but the fastest route using Carr. Pacífica Fernández Oreamuno, Costanera Sur, Route 34 and Route 702 is approximately 136 miles.
