Culinary Heights: Exploring Restaurante y Mirador Ram Luna

Getting There

• Car

  From Manuel Antonio National Park, head northeast on Route 618. Merge onto Route 34 and continue for approximately 10 kilometers. Take the exit toward Route 209. Follow Route 209 for about 15 kilometers until you reach the area of Aserrí. Look for signs directing you to 'Restaurante y Mirador Ram Luna'. The restaurant is located approximately 5 kilometers north of the Iglesia de Aserrí along the same route.

• Public Transportation

  Take a local bus from Manuel Antonio to San José. Buses are available from the main road near the park entrance. Once you reach San José, you will need to transfer to a bus heading towards Aserrí. After arriving in Aserrí, you can either walk (approximately 5 kilometers) or take a taxi to the restaurant, which is located 5 kilometers north of the Iglesia de Aserrí along Route 209.

• Taxi or Ride-share

  For a more direct option, consider booking a taxi or a ride-share service from Manuel Antonio National Park. Provide the driver with the address: 'Mirador, De la Iglesia de Aserrí, 5km norte, carretera a Tarbaca sobre Ruta 209'. The trip will take approximately 30-40 minutes depending on traffic. Expect to pay for the taxi fare, which may vary but generally ranges from $30 to $50 USD.