Manuel Antonio
Discover tropical beaches, nature and wildlife on a private experience to one of Costa Rica's best-known regions.
Location
Manuel Antonio, Puntarenas
Duration
Full day
From
$195
per person
The experience
Discover Costa Rica in a more personal way.
Discover tropical beaches, nature and wildlife on a private experience to one of Costa Rica's best-known regions.
Our experiences are designed for small groups of up to four people, allowing for a more private, comfortable and flexible journey.
Your route
Every stop is part of the experience.
A route designed to enjoy the journey at a relaxed pace, discover new places and experience Costa Rica in a more personal way.
Stop 1
Departure from San José
We depart from San José toward Manuel Antonio, a trip of approximately three hours.
Stop 2
Arrival and breakfast
We arrive in Manuel Antonio and enjoy breakfast before continuing the experience.
Stop 3
Catamaran cruise
We board a catamaran cruise that includes lunch, a snack, snorkeling and water activities.
Everything ready
What's included?
We take care of the details so you can focus on enjoying every moment of the journey.
Pura Vida
Some places you visit. Others stay with you.
Frequently asked questions
Have questions about this experience?
How many people can join the tour?+
Our experiences are private and designed for small groups of up to 4 people.
What kind of vehicle do you use?+
Private transportation is provided in an electric vehicle, as part of our commitment to sustainable tourism.
How do I book or confirm availability?+
You can book directly from this page; availability and final details are confirmed on Picktime. If you have questions, you can also reach us on WhatsApp.
What's included in the price?+
The price includes private transportation and the stops detailed below under "What's included?". Meals or additional activities not listed there are not included.
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