Location: Playa San Miguel, Guanacaste, Costa Rica
A rare 35-hectare jungle property near Playa San Miguel, Playa Coyote, Camaronal, and Corozalito. With the local airstrip, this stretch of the Pacific Coast is quietly emerging as one of the more compelling investment opportunities on Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula.
Positioned between Nosara and Santa Teresa, the property offers a combination that has become increasingly difficult to find on the peninsula's Pacific coast: scale, privacy, ocean proximity, and remarkably low cost per square meter.
The property rises through a rolling tropical hillside to elevations of roughly 320 meters above sea level with seven ready for building summit plantels overlooking panoramic views of ocean and untouched jungle canopy. A year-round creek winds through the bottom of the property, while mature fruit trees scattered throughout the land add to its self-sustaining, hacienda-like character. Water and electricity are already available, making the property suitable for a private estate, eco-retreat, hotel, ranch, or low-density residential compound.
What distinguishes the offering is less its development potential than its atmosphere. Removed from the growing congestion and commercialization affecting many coastal towns, the property appeals to buyers seeking seclusion, nature, and long-term land value in a region increasingly defined by scarcity.
Nearby Corozalito remains one of Costa Rica’s most important turtle nesting beaches, while the surrounding coastline continues to attract surfers, conservationists, and international buyers drawn to the Nicoya Peninsula’s slower pace and protected landscapes.
As large titled land holdings near the ocean become increasingly rare in Guanacaste, properties of this scale are beginning to attract a different kind of buyer: not simply developers, but long-term land stewards looking to secure a piece of one of the last relatively untouched stretches of Pacific coastline.
Contact us today to learn more about this large land opportunity in southern Guanacaste.
