Traslado en coche privado de San Jose a Manuel Antonio

Absolutely! Manuel Antonio National Park is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and pristine beaches. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, adventure seeker, or simply seeking relaxation, Manuel Antonio offers something for everyone looking to explore Costa Rica.

The cost of a shuttle from San Jose International Airport (SJO) to Manuel Antonio varies depending on the provider and the type of service. On average, it costs about $55 per person or $180 per trip. It's recommended to book in advance to secure the best rates and ensure availability.

Manuel Antonio and Tamarindo offer completely different experiences. Manuel Antonio is where you go to immerse yourself in Costa Rica's natural beauty and diversity. You'll spend your days hiking, swimming, and exploring. Tamarindo on the other hand is a hotspot for surfing and partying.

When traveling from San Jose to Manuel Antonio National Park, there are several potential stops along the route if you're riding with Daytrip. Some popular stops include the Britt Coffee Tour, Los Chorros Waterfalls, Tarcoles River Bridge (aka "The Crocodile Bridge"), and local fruit stands for a fresh snack.

You'll want to plan to spend at least 3-5 days in Manuel Antonio. You want to have enough time to decompress, and then hit the many beaches and hiking trails at a leisurely pace. If you plan on ziplining, that can be another whole-day adventure!

To travel from San Jose to Manuel Antonio National Park, you have several transportation options, including public buses, private car services such as Daytrip, shared shuttles, and rental cars. Public buses depart regularly from San Jose to Quepos, the town nearest to Manuel Antonio. Daytrip on the other hand takes you directly to the park with a driver that provides local insights and includes sightseeing stops regardless of the distance.