A Sanctuary Without Equal: The Crown Jewel of the Osa Peninsula

To call this offering “world-class” is an understatement. This is a property that transcends comparison—a true masterpiece of geography and design. Situated in the heart of the Osa Peninsula, this estate is a singular entity, unrivaled in its seclusion and majesty.

The Panorama

Perched atop a soaring peninsula, the property commands 360-degree views that defy description. From this vantage point, you look down upon a shimmering coastal lagoon, out across the vast expanse of the Pacific, and back toward the emerald density of the primary rainforest. Photographs cannot capture the sheer scale of this beauty; it is an immersive experience that must be felt to be understood.

The Estate

Currently operating as an elite eco-resort, the estate encompasses approximately 7,000 square feet of developed infrastructure. The residence includes eight luxuriously appointed bungalows, a central restaurant, and essential outbuildings. Truly self-sufficient, the property is powered by a modern 30KW solar array and fed by a pristine mountain spring, offering the perfect balance of modern comfort and sustainable living.

The Living Theater

Life here is a front-row seat to one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. The Peje Perito Lagoon serves as a vibrant nursery for marine life, interacting with the tides in a rhythmic dance.

• Marine Giants: Watch humpback whales breach and dolphins play from the privacy of your balcony as they migrate toward the Golfo Dulce.
• Turtle Sanctuary: Witness thousands of sea turtles arriving on the shoreline to nest during mating season.
• Jungle Residents: On land, your neighbors include scarlet macaws, four species of monkeys, toucans, and sloths. This is one of the few places on earth where the rare Tapir still roams freely.

The Location

The Osa Peninsula is the home of Corcovado National Park—Costa Rica’s wildest, most spectacular region. This is nature at its evolutionary peak. A land where jaguars prowl the jungle and macaws color the skies, it offers a lifestyle far removed from civilization, yet entirely accessible. This is not just a property; it is a legacy.

The Surf of the Osa

he Osa Peninsula is a legendary, yet delightfully uncrowded, frontier for world-class surfing, offering waves that cater to every level of enthusiast. While the southern Pacific coast is famous for the miles-long left-hand point breaks of Pavones—often cited as one of the longest rides in the world—the peninsula itself boasts a variety of spectacular breaks. Matapalo, at the tip of the peninsula, serves up powerful right-handers that peel perfectly over rocky reefs, providing thrilling barrels and long, workable walls against a backdrop of pristine jungle. Because of the region’s unique geography, it picks up swells from both the south and southwest, ensuring consistent sets year-round. Whether you are chasing the adrenaline of overhead barrels or looking for a mellow longboard session in warm, crystal-clear water, the surf here is as pristine and wild as the rainforest that lines the shore.