Yes, the water in Costa Rica is generally considered safe to drink. If you have a very sensitive system, or are concerned that something could disagree with you, you can play it safe with bottled water. The villas have bottled water to refill your personal water bottles
USD is accepted country wide. If you pay in USD, you will receive colones as the change. Please Note – any bills that are torn, old looking or have writing on them will not be accepted at 99% of establishments because local banks do not accept them.
No, Costa Rica uses 110v, just the same as back home!
Yes!! You must have a valid passport to enter Costa Rica. Check your passport early, it must be valid for a minimum of 3 months to travel to Costa Rica. A return ticket out of the country is required too.
Please be sure to register with our villa guest log in – see transportation. Our villa concierge team will be organizing transportation for all our guests to and from the airports.
Taxis are very prevalent around the area and affordable for anywhere you want to go! Your hotel, villa or Airbnb concierges are always happy to provide a number and/or book a taxi for you
Due to limited space at the venue, we ask that you refrain from bringing a date unless one is indicated on your invite.
Be sure to note any allergies or food intolerances when you RSVP!
The average temperature in Manuel Antonio in April ranges from 75 degrees F to a high of 85
The earlier the better so we can start planning accordingly, but otherwise, please RSVP at the latest by January 15, 2027. If you already know you won't be able to make it, we appreciate the early insight (even though we will be sad!)
We will be providing transportation for all guests staying off-site to and from the villa on wedding day. Pick up times will be provided for guests once we get closer to the date and have all the guest lodging. For all other events, Manuel Antonio has great and abundant taxi services. We recommend asking your hotel concierge or airbnb host for a taxi service phone number to have on hand during your stay. UBER is available but illegal in Costa Rica and it's not recommended to use.
You'll hear Pura Vida (poo-rah vee-duh) a lot. More than just “pure life” in its literal English translation, it's the quintessential Costa Rican phrase. It's a lifestyle, a feeling, a perspective, encapsulating how Costa Ricans cherish life's simplest pleasures and find joy in the little things