Things to do in Manuel Antonio // Costa Rica's Gem // Costa Rica Travel // Travel Vlog

Hello Travelers,
Let's travel to...Manuel Antonio Costa Rica! Manuel Antonio is a small coastal town located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, known for its stunning natural beauty and abundant wildlife. It is part of the larger Manuel Antonio National Park, which is one of the most visited national parks in Costa Rica. The park encompasses lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and diverse marine ecosystems.
In addition to its natural attractions, Manuel Antonio offers a variety of accommodations, from eco-friendly lodges nestled in the rainforest to luxury resorts with ocean views. The town itself has a laid-back vibe with restaurants, cafes, and shops catering to tourists. Join us as we explore everything Manuel Antonio has to offer. #manuelantonio #costaricatravel
*this footage was recorded in July 2023
00:00 Intro
00:43 Manuel Antonio National Park
02:00 Manuel Antonio Beach
03:34 Playa Beisanz
07:07 Where to eat
08:08 La Mariposa Hotel
11:07 Final thoughts
12:11 Outro
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[@elidiasalinas3280]

Hola Evelyn and Nick! Absolutely loved this vlog! Beach plus jungle is so nice. Great drone footage! Again thanks for sharing!

[@theroadletstravel]

this location was an actual dream! we are so lucky to experience it. Thank you again so much for watching :)

[@ChewsToExplore]

You guys have been killing it, great information, loving all the great drone footage, great choices of music as well. Making me feel like I’m there

[@theroadletstravel]

Aaah! omg thank you so much for your kind words! it only takes me like 3 weeks to finish putting it all together haha but really, means a lot for you to take the time and comment such nice things!

[@Shemashay]

I’m planning to go next month same month. Although it was rainy season y’all still had a lot of fun!! I’m glad I didn’t let rainy season scare me

[@theroadletstravel]

Yes! The rain mainly happened in the evenings so we were cleared during the daytime to explore. This was the same for La fortuna region. There was wild thunder storms at night and pretty clear in the day. There was only a few times when we wished we had an umbrella but we managed without one. Have so much fun on your trip!! Costa Rica blew me away!

[@wilsone333]

Ahhh La Mariposa ❤ Stayed there 18 years ago on honeymoon. Been dying to go back ever since. Great choice!

[@theroadletstravel]

Aww what a lovely place to celebrate a honeymoon. we absolutely loved it there

[@MikeeRogers]

Costa Rica looks beautiful! Might have to do a quick trip there soon! Also loved the segment when you asked each other questions, good fun times!

[@theroadletstravel]

Would love to see your vlog style take on Costa Rica! Thanks for watching 💕🫶🏽

[@justjudylemon]

Omgggg Nick picking Manuel Antonio is a bold choice!! This was such a cute video amiga reminded me when I went to CR with my family!

[@theroadletstravel]

haha its probably cause of the fact we were in THAT location and in that moment, it always feels like youre experiencing the best, ya know? But also, our resort was soooo good and we had a strange experience with our stay in la fortuna. but honestly, i wouldnt know how to pick! where did you go with your fam?

[@justjudylemon]

@@theroadletstravel yeah they’re both so good!! I can’t remember since it was in 2017😅 but we went to La fortuna Manuel Antonio and tortuguero?

[@kates6793]

I’m staying at this resort! Arriving August 1

[@theroadletstravel]

@@kates6793 omg Im jealous, it was great! The breakfast was delicious and the views from pools were phenomenal! And walking distance to all the places we showed here. Have so much fun!

[@siamiam4306]

Been to Manuel Antonio many times, including when you had to a tread black ( shit) water to get into the park. It's different now, including hoodlums directing you to park with fake gov. ID's. Manuel Antonio is divine and was a better experience decades ago. It's likely I'll never return due to topography and hard access to get to the free beaches. Only two hotels are beachfront, while 98% on a hill, and a task. I returned last Feb and had a OK time. I'm returning to CR this Tu with direct access to the beach without seeing it from a hill, with two national parks fringing the water line within 8K. Ya... I'm heading to the Caribbean side. PV !

[@theroadletstravel]

I did point out the couple parking cars but its my opinion that people who live there are going to capitalize on the tourism and i dont blame them. But I do think different ppl take advantage of it and that sucks. I actually enjoyed seeing the way CR is preserving their beaches. At the same time, I prefer being in a pool with a beach view, than being in the actual beach haha i agree though, so many different places to see that I would also explore other sides if I ever get to go back :) thanks so much for watching and commenting