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Places to stay near Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio

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A wooden table is positioned in the foreground, complemented by a decorative vase filled with white flowers. Two chairs are placed on either side of the table. Sheer curtains frame an expansive glass door, offering a view of a green balcony with seating and foliage.
Loft in Quepos
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 269 reviews

Casa Tucan #3 Forest View, 8 Min to the Beach

Casa Tucan is a beautiful, modern and cozy loft located in Manuel Antonio. Less than 8 minutes from Manuel Antonio national Park. Airconditioned loft with a queen bed and sofa bed to comfortably sleep up to 4 adults. Kitchenette furnished with a gas stove, fridge, microwave, coffeemaker and everything you need to prepare a good diner. You can see toucans, monkeys, macaws and many other fauna from the balcony. Near by you can find supermarkets, restaurants, bars, tours and many other attractions.

Superhost
A spacious plunge pool is nestled within lush greenery, providing a serene environment. One person swims while another relaxes at the edge, surrounded by tropical plants. Soft, natural light filters through the foliage, enhancing the tranquil setting.
Home in Quepos
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

June Special! Your Private Jungle Escape!

Are you planning to come to Costa Rica to escape into the jungle to become one with Mother Nature ? Well, look no further, this newly remodeled but true to its core Jungle Home offers just that & more. Indulge into the wilderness with a simple yawn & morning stretch that automatically catapults you into an active observer of Costa Rica's amazing biodiversity. Whether you are taking a shower, going for a swim, or having breakfast, keep your eyes peeled because the Monkeys, Macaws etc. are not far

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Home in Manuel Antonio
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 284 reviews

Casa Neruda

Cute 2 bedroom villa with some of the BEST views in Manuel Antonio!! Easy to find property, car recommended but not necessary. 10 minute walk of 2 of the best beaches in Manuel Antonio, Playa Biesanz and Playitas. Perfect for 2 couples, fully equipped large kitchen, large living room. On 2 levels with plenty of private spaces for relaxing. 5 minute drive to the public beach. Air conditioning is not needed,cool ocean breezes are very refreshing. Must climb 3 flights of stairs to get to the house.

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A sloth is observed resting on a tree branch, surrounded by lush green leaves. The sloth's fur blends with the natural setting, while its face peeks through the foliage, showcasing its gentle expression. The image captures the serene atmosphere of Costa Rican wildlife.
Home in Quepos
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 200 reviews

Top spot with daily wildlife visit & nature Views

Have you ever dreamed of waking up to beautiful wildlife scenes right outside your window? If so, you're in the right place!... Our fully equipped house has everything you need for a relaxing getaway in Manuel Antonio, with prime opportunities to spot wildlife like monkeys and birds. Situated on the ground level with paved road access. Within walking distance, you’ll find bars, shops, restaurants, and scenic ocean views. La Macha hidden beach is just 0.8 miles away & Quepos just 6 blocks away.

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A pathway leads to a private outdoor hot tub, framed by vibrant pink flowers and lush greenery. The ocean view beyond features a sunset reflecting warm colors, while an umbrella provides shaded seating nearby.
Flat in Quepos
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 281 reviews

The Lookout: A unique getaway for couples

A truly unique place to stay! Dream getaway for couples! The Lookout sits on a privileged location: a stone throw away from the edge of a cliff, overlooking the stunning coast of Quepos / Manuel Antonio, and surrounded by nature, with daily visits from local wildlife. You will enjoy dramatic ocean and sunset views from the ample glass windows and the cozy outdoor areas with plenty of sitting space. All modern comforts are in place, including an outdoor 15 jets hot tub! SUV vehicle recommended.

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A spacious outdoor area features an infinity pool with steps leading into the water. Surrounding the pool, a terrace with lounge chairs and vibrant potted plants is visible. The open-plan interior connects seamlessly to the outdoor space, promoting natural light and a sense of tranquility.
Home in Manuel Antonio
5 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Casa de las Lapas. Monkeys & Macaws!

Casa de las Lapas in Manuel Antonio is our gorgeous family home, set on 2.5 acres of lush tropical forest in a residencial gated community of luxury homes. Adjacent to Hotel Gaia’s forest reserve, home to the project that has reintroduced the scarlet macaws to the area, you are guaranteed to enjoy the sight of these magnificent birds every day. Being on a wildlife corridor you’ll also enjoy the visit of monkeys almost daily. Just a 5 minute drive to the National Park.

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A private infinity pool is visible, surrounded by lush greenery with a panoramic view of the jungle and mountains in the distance. The water reflects the sky, offering a serene and inviting atmosphere for relaxation.
Home in Quepos
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 302 reviews

Casa Libertinn "Casa Jungle" private pool 2 people

"Casa Jungle" is a house with a large terrace and private pool for intimate and unforgettable stays!! You will have exceptional views of the mountains and jungle. Very popular for its sunrises, you will appreciate the cocooning comfort in this space conducive to contemplation, total immersion in the Jungle with its fauna and flora. Local tax 13% (applicable on the nights + cleaning amount) to be paid by the resolution center at the time of confirmation

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A cozy bedroom features a wooden headboard against a rich red wall. A neatly made bed is dressed with patterned pillows. A bedside table holds a simple lamp, complementing the minimalist decor, while three decorative wall pieces add a touch of nature.
Flat in Quepos
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 438 reviews

Quepos / Finca Anita Rainforest Lodge

2- person rainforest lodge 10 minutes away from Quepos downtown, 5 minutes from local airport, 15 minutes from Manuel Antonio National Park. Exclusive private property with great views, secondary forest, birdwatching, monkeys, great place for couples to stay while enjoying Quepos/Manuel Antonio area. Ocean view pool on top of the unit is now available. Great for relaxing after a hot day of hiking Manuel Antonio National Park.

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A private splash pool is framed by lush greenery and tropical plants, with a thatched roof providing shade. Relaxing blue lounge chairs are positioned nearby, and a colorful hammock is hung for comfort. The scene invites tranquil moments in a serene setting.
Home in Quepos
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 299 reviews

Don't stay near the beach, stay on it! 2 Bed pool

Embrace the grounding essence of Villa Earth, a two-bedroom, two-full-bathroom haven in Manuel Antonio's maritime zone, just 80 meters from Playa Espadilla's golden sands—the free gateway to Manuel Antonio National Park. With a small private dipping pool, private living room, and kitchen, plus fewer than 8 homes touching this pristine beach, enjoy unparalleled proximity. Daily housekeeping and full-time concierge included.

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A serene infinity pool is visible, reflecting the vibrant sunset over the ocean. Lush greenery surrounds the pool area, and a comfortable seating arrangement is positioned nearby, offering views of the horizon. The sky is adorned with clouds illuminated by warm daylight.
Holiday home in Quepos
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 196 reviews

Villa Calypso

Villa Calypso has perfect location and invites you to experience spectacular ocean and sunsets views, surrounded by lush rainforest. This secluded 450 ft2 villa features a private pool with breathtaking views, perfect for your trip to Manuel Antonio. Your personal concierge will assist with every detail and reach out after booking to help plan a seamless, unforgettable rainforest escape. * No kids allowed *

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An inviting private pool reflects the evening sky, framed by lush greenery. The adjacent deck features spacious loungers, while the modern structure showcases large windows that offer views into the open living area. Soft lighting enhances the welcoming atmosphere around the pool.
Villa in Quepos
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Breathtaking Jungle Views and Abundant Wildlife

4 Spacious Bedrooms: Each bedroom is designed with comfort in mind, offering ample space and privacy. Our 4th bedroom is a private loft with 2 queen beds located above the kitchen. This cozy and secluded space has been thoughtfully reimagined for maximum privacy and comfort. Wake up to the soothing sounds of nature and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding jungle.

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A panoramic view of a coastal landscape shows lush greenery transitioning to tranquil waters. An island is visible in the distance, surrounded by the ocean, under a soft, warm light. The peaceful scene captures the natural beauty of the area.
Home in Manuel Antonio
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 342 reviews

Beach House with Great Ocean View!

A fantastic view of the national park and ocean from the balcony, living room and bedrooms; excellent location near three beaches, restaurants, ATM and convenience store. Air conditioning in the bedrooms. Our internet speed is 100 mbps. About 3 flights of stairs to the front door. It is a two story building. We are the closest unit to the parking lot.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Manuel Antonio National Park located?

    Manuel Antonio National Park sits along Costa Rica's Pacific coastline in the Provincia de Puntarenas region. The park is surrounded by rainforests, beaches, and lively communities blending local traditions with nature.

  • When is the best time to visit Manuel Antonio National Park?

    The most popular months for visiting are during the drier season—late winter through early spring—when rainfall is lower and temperatures generally range from 60–88°F (16–31°C). Off-peak months often have heavier rain but offer lush scenery and fewer crowds.

  • How old is Manuel Antonio National Park?

    Manuel Antonio National Park was established in the early 1970s, making it over 50 years old. Since then, it has grown into one of Costa Rica's most visited protected areas.

  • Why was Manuel Antonio National Park built?

    Manuel Antonio National Park was created to protect biodiversity and unique coastal habitats, preserving rainforests, beaches, and marine ecosystems. It has become a place for visitors to explore natural wonders while supporting conservation efforts.

  • What are some things to do near Manuel Antonio National Park?

    You can explore wildlife tours, guided hikes, or relax at locally popular beaches around the park. Neighborhoods nearby often have open-air markets, restaurants, and spots showcasing Costa Rican culture.

  • How is the weather near Manuel Antonio National Park?

    Expect warm, humid days year-round with temperatures from 60–89°F (16–32°C). Drier weather is common in winter and spring, while summer and fall tend to bring frequent rains and lush greenery.

  • How was Manuel Antonio National Park built?

    Manuel Antonio National Park was established by designating land for protection, creating trails, and setting boundaries to conserve native habitats. Ongoing stewardship has maintained its trails, wildlife corridors, and visitor centers.

  • What is the history of Manuel Antonio National Park?

    Since its founding in the early 1970s, Manuel Antonio National Park has become known for coastal conservation and community involvement. Environmental advocacy helped secure its status, and it remains a place for research, recreation, and sustainable tourism.