Costa Rica has the largest percentage of protected areas in the world. It is also known as a pacific and peaceful country.
MANUEL ANTONIO
The Manuel Antonio area stretches from the town of Quepos and then along an approximately 8 km road up a mountain and back down, finishing at the entrance of the Manuel Antonio National Park and the beautiful playa espadilla. The road to the beach and park is surrounded on either side by a large number of restaurants, art galleries and souvenirs shops.
Source: http://wikitravel.org/en/Manuel_Antonio
30 minute drive
QUEPOS
Quepos is the small town on your way to Manuel Antonio National Park. It has an inspiring local flavour. You will find everything you need: supermarket, local cuisine restaurants, tour organisers, etc.
The most upscale restaurant in town surely is the El Gran Escape. Serving mainly seafood, it is located at the marina and has a large veranda with ocean view.
20 minute drive
LONDRES
Londres is a small village in the Aguirre region close to the Villa, not far from the Manuel Antonio National Park.
About 1 mile from the villa, La Casonas is a local bar & restaurant worth a visit.
A small grocery store sells ingredients to cook a basic meal: about 1 mile from the villa.
10 minutes drive
COSTA RICA TOURISM OFFICE
For more information about Costa Rica, please the Official Tourism Web site.