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Manzanillo Costa Rica

The people of Manzanillo are tight knit. The community is small and the people are close to one another. The town itself is much smaller that that of Puerto Viejo, with the inhabitants numbering about half of those in Puerto Viejo. The culture is quite rich however and most of the people who live there are of Afro-Caribbean heritage.

Manzanillo is a place that has only recently become a tourist spot. Before recently, the town didn't have a complete paved road, making it difficult for many tourists. However, with a paving project well underway and complete in many areas, tourists are finding it easier to access this beautiful place and are enjoying the environment greatly.

So, if you are looking for a place in Costa Rica that is a little less inhabited than other spots, Manzanillo is a great choice. You can enjoy diving in the great coral locations off of the beach or go exploring in the jungle-like landscape. In addition, if you love nature, you can take a drive past Manzanillo into the Gandoca Wildlife Reserve for a great adventure. You can follow trails around the reserve and check out the natural landscape and wildlife there. No matter what you choose to do, you can be sure that Manzanillo is a place you won't soon forget.