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Outdoors Quepos, Manuel Antonio

Rainmaker Conservation Project

An outdoor spot in Quepos, Manuel Antonio, moderately priced ($$) and worth about 3 hours. Best time to go: Morning.

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Rainmaker Conservation Project in Quepos, Manuel Antonio
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Why go

Rainforest reserve with bridges.

It is one of 9 curated places we feature in Manuel Antonio, alongside 3 outdoor spots, 2 places to eat and 1 activity. The closest of our other picks is Planet Dolphin catamaran, 18 km away as the crow flies.

Type
Outdoors · Nature
Neighborhood
Quepos
Price
$$
Time needed
3 hr
Best time
Morning

Nearby

The 6 closest curated picks in Manuel Antonio, measured as straight-line distance.

  1. 1
    Planet Dolphin catamaran

    Sunset catamaran tour.

    Activity · 18 km straight-line
  2. 2
    Marina Pez Vela

    Quepos marina with restaurants.

    Sight · 18 km straight-line
  3. 3
    Ronny's Place

    Restaurant overlooking coves.

    Food · 19 km straight-line
  4. 4
    Manuel Antonio Falafel Bar

    Fresh falafel, shawarma and hummus plates on the main road; a cheap, fast lunch between the park and the beach.

    Food · 20 km straight-line
  5. 5
    Playa Biesanz

    Sheltered cove for snorkeling.

    Outdoors · 20 km straight-line
  6. 6
    El Avión

    Bar in a cargo plane.

    Drinks · 21 km straight-line

On these curated routes

Rainmaker Conservation Project is a stop on our Costa Rica Pura Vida route. Open it to see the full day-by-day plan.

More outdoor spots in Manuel Antonio

2 more curated outdoor spots in Manuel Antonio. See the full Manuel Antonio guide.

When to go

Average daily highs in Manuel Antonio run from 27°C in October to 31°C in March; October is usually the wettest month. For Rainmaker Conservation Project itself, we suggest: Morning.

Modelled monthly averages for Manuel Antonio from NASA POWER, not a forecast. Full Manuel Antonio weather by month.

Getting there

Map links open a live search for Rainmaker Conservation Project, so hours and directions come straight from the map app.

Address
Red Vial Cantonal 100, Puntarenas Province, Parrita, Costa Rica
Coordinates
9.57734, -84.21430
Destination
Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica

Rainmaker Conservation Project: quick answers

How much time do you need at Rainmaker Conservation Project?

Plan on about 3 hours at Rainmaker Conservation Project. That is our curated estimate for a typical visit; groups that linger will want more.

When is the best time to visit Rainmaker Conservation Project?

Our pick: Morning.

Where is Rainmaker Conservation Project?

Rainmaker Conservation Project is at Red Vial Cantonal 100, Puntarenas Province, Parrita, Costa Rica, in Quepos. The Google Maps and Apple Maps links on this page open it for directions.

Which TripsCircle routes include Rainmaker Conservation Project?

Rainmaker Conservation Project appears on Costa Rica Pura Vida, a curated route you can open on TripsCircle and plan with your group.

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Curated recommendation, not live listing data. Confirm hours, prices, bookings and access before you go.