Jungle Islands Reserve
About the property
Nestled along the pristine shores of Golfo Dulce in Costa Rica, Jungle Islands Reserve stands as a rare and extraordinary real estate opportunity, harmonizing ecological richness with the potential for a truly unique eco-lodge development. Spanning a total area of 267 acres of titled land and an additional 91 acres of marine zone with full concession, this property, aptly named Jungle Islands Reserve, offers a remarkable 4 kilometers of oceanfront, seamlessly blending terrestrial and marine wonders.
Distinguished as a vital component of the Corcovado to Piedras Blancas biological corridor, this private reserve plays a pivotal role as a buffer and extension zone for national parks, contributing strategically to the conservation efforts of the Osa Peninsula and Golfo Dulce. Adding to its ecological significance, Jungle Islands Reserve is an integral part of the Talamanca mountain range to Corcovado Ridge to Reef biological corridor project, spearheaded by the Osa Conservation NGO.
Strategically positioned in proximity to Rincon town, Rio Esquinas, Sierpe River, Puerto Jimenez town, and the renowned Golfito Marina, the property boasts a location that is both operationally convenient and environmentally exclusive. Accessible only by water, Jungle Islands Reserve ensures unparalleled privacy, making it an oasis of seclusion. Notably, the property holds the legal conditions, concessions, and permits necessary for the development of a luxury eco-lodge, setting it apart as a unique offering in the Golfo Dulce area.
The allure of Jungle Islands Reserve extends beyond its ecological and operational merits. Golfito, with its world-class marina catering to mega yachts, enhances the property's appeal. With access to three domestic airports and anchoring points for mega yachts just in front of the property, Jungle Islands Reserve emerges as a canvas for a visionary and sustainable luxury eco-lodge, seamlessly integrating with the natural splendor of Golfo Dulce. This unparalleled combination of ecological value and development potential positions Jungle Islands Reserve as a truly distinctive and coveted property in the heart of Costa Rica's coastal paradise.
Location - Golfo Dulce, Osa Prime location
The strategic location of Jungle Islands Reserve adds to its allure, with proximity to Rincon town, Rio Esquinas, Sierpe River, Puerto Jimenez town, and the renowned Golfito Marina. Accessible solely by water, this inherent seclusion imparts an exclusive and private ambiance to the property. Notably, the reserve holds the legal conditions and permits necessary for the development of a luxury eco-lodge, marking it as a distinctive property in the Golfo Dulce region. Golfito, renowned for its world-class marina that accommodates mega yachts, further enhances the area's appeal, complemented by convenient access to three domestic airports.
Jungle Islands Reserve not only offers a haven for luxurious retreat but also serves as a gateway to a myriad of adventure, wildlife, and contemplation experiences. The surrounding area beckons with possibilities for immersive encounters with nature, making it an ideal destination for those seeking unparalleled natural beauty and unparalleled opportunities for exploration. Anchoring points for mega yachts just in front of the property enhance its accessibility, making Jungle Islands Reserve a prime destination for those seeking an extraordinary blend of seclusion, luxury, and ecological marvels in the heart of Golfo Dulce.
Access Routes
Puerto Jimenez - 12.5 Nautical miles - Domestic airstrip - Doctors - Pharmacy - Supermarkets - Produce Markets - Bus Services - Local Working Community
Golfito - 15.5 Nautical miles - Domestic airstrip - Doctors - Pharmacy - Supermarkets - Produce Markets - Bus Services - Local Working Community
Rincon - 6 Nautical Miles - Local Working Community - Bus Services - Access to main highway
Prime Location - One of the only 4 tropical fjords in the world
Golfo Dulce Biodiversity
Nestled within the breathtaking beauty of Golfo Dulce on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, Jungle Islands Reserve stands as a testament to the region's unparalleled ecological richness. Golfo Dulce, a vast bay on the southern end of Costa Rica's Pacific Coast, is renowned for its secluded palm-fringed beaches and rainforest-covered hills. It is one of the world's four tropical fjords, boasting impressive dimensions—twice the size and depth of its counterparts. With depths reaching around 700 feet, the bay creates an optimal environment for diverse marine life, hosting megafauna such as whales, dolphins, sharks, and sea turtles.
Golfo Dulce Tropical Fjord Is Costa Rica’s Best Kept Secret, Osa Peninsula
A graceful humpback whale leaps from the calm blue surface of the waters of Golfo Dulce, a pristine tropical fjord near Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. Its calf trails behind and disappears beneath the waves.
The fjord acts as a natural boundary, separating mainland Costa Rica from the Osa Peninsula, a biodiversity hotspot that contributes 2.5% of the planet's total biodiversity. The peninsula shelters rare and endangered species, including pumas, jaguars, raptors, toucans, and scarlet macaws. Corcovado National Park, an iconic rainforest reserve, offers ample opportunities for hiking and exploration. On the mainland side, Golfito National Wildlife Refuge and Piedras Blancas National Park further showcase the region's remarkable biodiversity, enticing birdwatchers and hiking enthusiasts.
Golfo Dulce's inlet is a haven for marine life, with bottlenose and spotted dolphins residing year-round. These playful creatures can be observed swimming and foraging, with spotted dolphins often seen in large groups and bottlenose dolphins lazily coasting along the coast in smaller formations. From January to April and August to September, the bay becomes a migratory destination for whales from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. During these months, an estimated 65-100 Southeast Pacific humpback whales utilize the calm waters of Golfo Dulce as a critical calving habitat, providing a mesmerizing spectacle of breaching and nurturing behaviors. This unique fusion of terrestrial and marine biodiversity adds to the allure of Jungle Islands Reserve, making it a rare and exceptional property in the heart of Golfo Dulce.
Surrounding Areas
Access to logistical infrastructure
Marina Golfito - World Class Marina for mega yachts.
Golfito domestic airport, with the plan of expansion for international private flights.
Puerto Jiménez domestic flight.
Golfito Hospital.
Access to supermarkets in Golfito and PJ.
Adventure and Wildlife Experiences.
Natural Richness
Jaguars :: Pumas :: Ocelots :: Margay :: Tapirs :: Spider Monkeys :: Howler Monkeys :: Capuchin Monkeys :: Squirrel Monkeys
Jaguars :: Pumas :: Ocelots :: Margay :: Tapirs :: Spider Monkeys :: Howler Monkeys :: Capuchin Monkeys :: Squirrel Monkeys
Scarlet Macaws :: White lipped Peccaries :: Collared Peccaries :: Great Curazao :: Fresh water otters :: Birds of pray :: Spotted Dolphins :: Bottle Nose Dolphins :: Humpback whales
Scarlet Macaws :: White lipped Peccaries :: Collared Peccaries :: Great Curazao :: Fresh water otters :: Birds of pray :: Spotted Dolphins :: Bottle Nose Dolphins :: Humpback whales
Eagle Rays :: Hawksbill turtle :: Green See Turtle :: Black Iguana :: Green Iguana :: Aguti :: Paca Paca :: Tucans :: Parrots
Eagle Rays :: Hawksbill turtle :: Green See Turtle :: Black Iguana :: Green Iguana :: Aguti :: Paca Paca :: Tucans :: Parrots
