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Manuel Antonio is a complete combination of Forest and Beach with numerous outdoor activities. Enjoy white sand beaches and snorkel near the coral reefs right next to the tropical forest.

What to do in Manuel Antonio?
There are plenty of outdoorsy activities to do in Manuel Antonio. In its humid tropical forest where you can appreciate its flora and fauna diversity. You can take a walk on hanging bridges or ziplining in the middle of the forest, join a horseback riding tour, rafting, or tubing in one of its rivers among other exciting and relaxing activities.
Manuel Antonio National Park is also famous for its beaches like La Playita, Teloro Beach, Manuel Antonio Beach and Espadilla Sur Beach, four of its most beautiful beaches. You can do snorkeling, kayaking, boat trip, whale and or dolphins watching during migration season.

Best tours in Manuel Antonio:
- Manuel Antonio National Park visit
- Hanging bridges
- Kayaking on the mangrove
- Extreme Rafting 
- Hiking to the Waterfalls


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Where to stay in Manuel Antonio?
When it comes to a place to stay, you will find hotels a plenty with amazing Pacific Ocean and Forest views. A perfect combination between amazing beaches and verdant surroundings.

Best hotels in Manuel Antonio:
- San Bada
- Los Altos Resort
- La Mariposa Hotel
- Arenas Del Mar Beachfront & Rainforest Resort
- Villas Lirio Manuel Antonio

What to eat in Manuel Antonio?
Gastronomy in Manuel Antonio uses natural products, being the most used, fried plantains, rice and beans, as well as corn tortillas. 
Come and enjoy the most delicious food you can taste¡
Traditional food in Manuel Antonio: 
- Gallo Pinto. Traditional hearty breakfast consists of fried beans, rice, cilantro, onions, and sweet peppers. It comes with sweet bananas and scramble eggs with sausages.
- Arroz con Pollo. Made with rice, chicken and chopped vegetables, the variety comes from the condiments.
- Patacones (fried plantains). Are almost banana chips. You take the plantain, slice it and fry then smash them in a chip shape and fry again. They are served with guacamole, salsa, and beans. Perfect for any time.
-Mahi Relleno. Mahi pieces or fillets - Mahi that can be stuffed with shrimp or cooked vegetables of the season. It is seasoned with salt and pepper. Served with mashed potatoes, vegetables, or fresh salad as a side dish.
- Ceviche de Pulpo. Cooked octopus, red onion and chili, seasoned with lemon juice and salt to taste, at the end you can add a little chopped coriander and serve in a deep plate or long glass accompanied by fried potatoes as a garnish.

Where to eat in Manuel Antonio?
Manuel Antonio has restaurants, bars and cafes with a laid-back atmosphere that offer you traditional food and drinks from the continental area and selected seafood products so that you can enjoy the variety of ingredients that these beautiful land produces.

Best restaurants in Manuel Antonio: 
- Rico Tico Jungle Grill (Latino food and Bar)
- El Arado Restaurant (seafood and Latino food)
- Blue Water Cafe (American and Latino dishes)
- Karolas Restaurant (Seafood and Central America food)
- Tule Cafe Restaurant (Seafood and Bar)