Prices in USD per vehicle. All-inclusive: A/C, WiFi, water, child seats, door-to-door.
The drive from Puerto Jiménez on the remote Osa Peninsula to Manuel Antonio is a roughly 4.5-hour journey up Costa Rica's southern Pacific coast. You leave the rainforest of the Osa — the gateway to Corcovado National Park — cross to the Chacarita junction, then follow the scenic Costanera Sur coastal highway north past Uvita and Dominical to the beaches of Manuel Antonio and Quepos.
Fully paved the whole way. The quieter rural road across the Osa Peninsula joins the well-maintained Costanera Sur (Highway 34) coastal highway at Chacarita for most of the drive.
Leave Puerto Jiménez with a full tank and any snacks you want — services on the Osa are limited. The mid-drive stop near Uvita or Dominical is a great spot to stretch and catch your first big Pacific views.
Free child seats (infant, convertible, booster) are included. It's a long drive for little ones, so we build in a rest stop — just tell us ages at booking and we'll have the right seats ready.
One flat price per vehicle — $330 for 1-5 passengers — not per person. For families or small groups it's far cheaper than a domestic flight plus separate transfers, and it's door-to-door with no connections.
Google Maps sometimes suggests a mountain route via San Isidro. Our drivers take the coastal Costanera Sur — flatter, more scenic, and usually faster.
We run this route at any hour for early Corcovado departures or late arrivals. Night driving on the Costanera is safe with our professional drivers, though daytime lets you enjoy the coastal scenery.
If you have time, ask your driver about a short stop at the Uvita 'Whale Tail' viewpoint in Marino Ballena National Park — one of the most photographed spots on the southern Pacific coast.
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Get your private shuttle from Puerto Jimenez (Osa Peninsula) to Manuel Antonio / Quepos starting at $330 USD
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