5 Exciting Days in Manuel Antonio and Quepos

Our last stops on this mind-blowing Costa Rica trip were Manuel Antonio and Dominical. We are including our trip to the crocodile bridge at Tarcoles, just north of Jaco, and one of our favorite cities, Quepos, where we experienced another fantastic sunset at the Marina Pez Vela. Dominical video will be coming soon! Our trip started with the ferry from Paquera, on the Nicoya Peninsula, to Puntarenas and a long drive to our Airbnb called Loma Linda in Manuel Antonio. Manuel Antonio National Park, which although the smallest national park in Costa Rica, is the most visited. After a short drive to the entrance, seeing the crazy crowds on the beaches, we decided to hire a guide, Henry Pizarro, recommended by our Airbnb Host, Sonia. He picked us up at the Airbnb and was very kind and knowledgeable of the park and other surrounding areas. Every night was a beautiful sunset dinner, our favorite of which was at the famous El Avion which is a converted C-123 Fairchild cargo plane, consisting of a cockpit bar and two levels of restaurants. While there, we were treated to a parade of white-face monkeys (capuchin) that scampered across the trees in front of our table. Pura Vida #hoppinhunters #travelingtheworld #comehopwithus