Last of its kind!

With over 14 hectares (34.6 acres), this parcel features breezy hillsides and its own sandy beach. Sitting above the waves of Rincon de San Josesito—but only a 10-minute drive from Drake Bay!

Pristine Beach Property

Known the world over for its wildlife and other precious qualities, which could compare to the privileged combination of silence, freshness, ocean access, and exclusiveness offered by this location. Nothing can place you closer to the amazing biodiversity of Corcovado National Park.

The public road which splits the property to the beach has recently been opened. This is for exclusive use of this property and a small group of neighbors.

Ready for Development

This site is an obvious choice for a visionary eco-developer or hotel owner. The other option is to keep it to yourself and build your dream home with boat access or just drive-in.

Access to the property has been greatly improved with a newly improved road and bridges eliminating the need for 4×4 river crossings. Once in Drake Bay, where there are all sorts of resorts and activities.
There couldn’t be a better opportunity to make a play on this last bastion of Costa Rican Paradise.

Graced with ocean views from all parts of the property, buildings can be separate and private, situated on the various already existing clearings. You will enjoy 10 hectares of titled land and 4 hectares of concessioned beachfront completely connected.

We can foresee the Drakel area going up a notch—or a few—with a thoughtful project implemented on this unique location by new owners. They may find themselves adding a quiet landmark that will help consolidate Drake Bay as one of the best-kept secrets in the world.

You will love the ocean, beaches, and views from this beautiful property!

Osa Peninsula – Costa Rica’s Wild Frontier

Parque Nacional Corcovado, one of Costa Rica’s star attractions, takes up almost half of the Osa Peninsula and is home to an astoundingly diverse range of wildlife, including the highly endangered giant anteater, tapir, harpy eagle and all of Costa Rica’s big cats.