I know this is a debatable point. The best beaches could be in Jaco, Tamarindo, Quepos or Puerto Viejo. But I didn't go to any of those places, so for me, the best beach was in Manuel Antonio National Park. Manuel Antonio National Park (Kassandra)
The reasons why are multiple. First off - as you can see, there aren't any other people in this photo. Because there weren't any other people on this beach. Manuel Antonio is a National Park, so you have to pay an entrance fee to get in. Therefore, there aren't a lot of people there. Pay the entrance fee, pack a lunch and stay for the day! But keep an eye on your belongings because these little guys are tricky:
Manuel Antonio National Park (Kassandra)
And if this family doesn't eat your PB&J sandwich, guess who else is waiting in the wings to get their hands on it?
Resident of Manuel Antonio National Park (Kassandra)
A beautiful white sand beach with raccoons and monkeys vying for your attention, but no other tourists in site? Sign me up!
Jess was terrific and patiently guided us to make what we feel will be a wonderful family adventure.
David Herr
1 month ago
Jessica was extremely helpful and generous with her time. She was very responsive to our questions and comments and in a very timely fashion. She worked with us in partnership to plan a trip specifically for us and our wants and needs.
Linda Coleman
1 month ago
Shannon has been a real pleasure to work with. Responsive, quick to come back with answers and alternatives, and very knowledgable. Everything you want in a travel planner!
S Dunn
5 months ago
Just as she did last time we booked with Adventure Life, Franny really listened to what we wanted for our trip and went the extra mile to help us build the perfect itinerary.
Michelle Resnick
6 months ago
What made our Costa Rica experience great was the wonderful places we stayed and transportation to get to our different areas to visit was excellent! The white water rafting and the snorkeling & dolphin watching were really fun!
