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PAID CONTENT FOR SÍ COMO NO RESORT & WILDLIFE REFUGE


PAID CONTENT FOR SÍ COMO NO RESORT & WILDLIFE REFUGE


Sí Como No Resort & Wildlife Refuge MANUEL ANTONIO, COSTA RICA


The biodiversity of Costa Rica’s coastal and mountain rainforests, as well as the country’s rich culture, attracts visitors from all over the world. It’s home to a huge array of wildlife including sloths, turtles and a variety of colourful bird species, meaning travellers can truly be immersed in nature. Manuel Antonio National Park is Costa Rica’s


smallest national park and one of the most beautiful, biodiverse areas in the world. Sí Como No Resort & Wildlife Refuge is just 10 minutes from Manuel Antonio National Park and around a three-hour drive from Juan Santamaría International Airport. The 10-acre Sí Como No Resort & Wildlife Refuge


combines luxury, sustainability and hospitality, all effortlessly integrated into one of the most idyllic hillsides in Manuel Antonio — but its spectacular panoramic jungle and ocean vistas are just part of what make the resort a first-class destination. The hotel features award-winning architecture set amid lush jungle terraces and botanical gardens that overlook the golden sand beaches and sparkling Pacific Coastline.


The resort welcomes families, but also offers an


exclusive adults-only area. Guests can enjoy a swim- up bar at both the adult and family pools, as well as a private movie theatre. Be sure to visit the Cala Spa for a relaxing wellness experience, while the Claro Que Si Restaurant and the Rico Tico Jungle Grill provide two distinct restaurant vibes, with menus showcasing farm-to-table Costa Rican gastronomy. A wide range of tours are on offer at Sí Como


No Resort & Wildlife Refuge, including a unique rural mountain adventure tour in Santa Juana and guided tours of Manuel Antonio National Park. Guests can also try canopy zip-lining, whitewater river rafting, fishing tours, mangrove and kayak adventures, or simply relax on one of Manuel Antonio’s unspoiled beaches. Reducing their carbon footprint while protecting


the natural resources is one of the resort’s key objectives. Sí Como No Resort & Wildlife Refuge is also committed to the economic sustainability of the surrounding communities, a value it upholds by providing a safe and respectful working environment for its staff, many of whom are locals.


DON’T MISS Experience authentic Costa Rican rural culture with a tour of the unique Santa Juana village


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Poolside Rico Tico Jungle Grill and Claro Que Si Restaurante


• Family and adult pools with swim-up bars


• Private THX movie theater • Cala Spa with local organic products • Private nature reserve


KEY ACTIVITIES • Iguana & Tucanes tour operators including Santa Juana Rural Mountain Adventures


• Las Damas Mangrove boat tour • Manuel Antonio National Park • Carrara National Park birding • Savegre whitewater rafting • Sukia Park canopy ziplines


GET IN TOUCH sicomono.com T: +506-2777-0777 E: reservations@sicomono.com


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