Manuel Antonio
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About Manuel Antonio
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Kyla Morris
"Our next stop is beautiful Manuel Antonio. Manuel Antonio is a popular coastal village surrounded by lush jungle and pristine white sand beaches. Manuel Antonio National Park was named one of the most beautiful in the world. Here you can spot wild sloths, snakes, frogs, monkeys, and much more wildlife. The village is basically one 6 km long vibrant road on a hilly area with many fantastic restaurants and shops tucked away in the greens of the jungle."
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Samantha Chodyɫa
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"Beautiful area for beaches, rainforest and wildlife - Home to Manuel Antonio National Park - Lots of luxury hotels and fine dining - 3 hours from San Jose "
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Kristin Wilson
"Located just next to Quepos, this is another popular area for people to live. It's right next to the national park."
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