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When to Go
The dry season in magnificent Manuel Antonio lasts from December through April. The rainy season runs between May and November. The wettest months are September and October. Average high temperatures can reach the low 90s F. Brief afternoon showers provide welcome relief from May to November.
Region: Costa Rica
Featured Manuel Antonio Hotel
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Si Como No Resort & Wildlife Refuge
PuntarenasOur 4-Star classification designates those properties with well-appointed, deluxe accommodations, extensive amenities and comprehensive guest services. Expect attention to detail and a warm and hospitable staff ready to cater to your needs. These superb properties offer a truly refined getaway.-
Not An All-Inclusive Property
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No Honeymoon Amenity
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Spa Services
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Family Program Not Offered
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Breakfast Included
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Not A Beachfront Property
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Meal Plan Available
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Air Conditioning
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Smoking Allowed
Surrounded by lush tropical rainforest and soft-sand beaches this hotel makes the most of the area's natural beauty.
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Fast Facts
Although Manuel Antonio National Park may be one of Costa Rica’s smaller parks, it boasts more than 109 species of mammals and 184 colorful species of birds.
Head further off-the-beaten-track to the rural Santa Juana Mountain Village, about an hour from Quepos. Meet the locals during a village tour, sample traditional Costa Rican cooking, fish for tilapia and horseback ride through stunning mountain trails to lush waterfalls. Learn all about the region’s agriculture and reforestation during a tour of sugar cane and coffee fields. Santa Juana also runs a Carbon Offset Reforestation Program, which is responsible for the planting and maintenance of more than10,000 trees. Ecologically minded vacationers can participate in a Tree Adoption program and receive a souvenir certificate.
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