South Pacific Coast

The South Pacific Coast of Costa Rica, stretching from Dominical to the Osa Peninsula, is one of the country’s most pristine and biodiverse regions. Known for its dramatic coastline, lush mountains, and untouched rainforests, this area offers a unique blend of seclusion and natural beauty. Luxury real estate developments in towns like Uvita, Ojochal, and Dominical provide breathtaking ocean-view homes, private estates, and eco-friendly communities designed for sustainable living. The Osa Peninsula, home to Corcovado National Park—often called the most biologically intense place on Earth—offers a rare opportunity for investors and expats to own property in one of the last truly wild places in Costa Rica. Unlike the more developed Central and North Pacific regions, the South Pacific remains an exclusive destination for those seeking tranquility, privacy, and a close connection with nature.

This region is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering some of the best whale-watching opportunities in the world at Marino Ballena National Park. The area’s dense rainforests, rivers, and waterfalls provide endless opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and adventure sports such as kayaking, diving, and deep-sea fishing. The Sierpe-Térraba Wetlands, one of the largest mangrove ecosystems in Central America, is a vital habitat for wildlife and a key attraction for nature lovers. Despite its remote feel, the region boasts a vibrant international community, with Ojochal known for its gourmet dining scene, featuring some of the country’s best French, Italian, and fusion cuisine.

Infrastructure in the South Pacific is steadily improving, with the Costanera Sur Highway providing better connectivity to San José and the rest of the country. The region is served by domestic airports in Palmar Sur and Drake Bay, offering quick access from the capital. Private healthcare clinics are available in Uvita and Ciudad Cortés, while the new Hospital Tomás Casas in Osa provides expanded medical services. With its unparalleled natural beauty, eco-conscious developments, and growing luxury market, the South Pacific Coast is becoming one of Costa Rica’s most desirable locations for high-end real estate and sustainable investment.