889 Acres Ocean-View Land for Ecotourism & Sustainable Development

Situated in the pristine northern region of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula along the Pacific coastline, Ecological Sanctuary Velamar presents a rare opportunity for ecotourism development, conservation projects, and sustainable living. Located within one of the most biodiverse regions in the world, this private wildlife refuge offers convenient access by land, sea, and air, making it an exceptional investment destination for eco-conscious developers and nature enthusiasts alike.

The property’s diverse topography provides spectacular ocean views from multiple elevations, creating stunning panoramic landscapes that enhance both its natural beauty and development potential. Just 28.1 kilometers (17.5 miles) offshore lies the world-renowned Isla del Caño Biological Reserve, a protected marine sanctuary celebrated for snorkeling, vibrant coral reefs, and abundant tropical marine life.

Velamar is uniquely defined by its remarkable mix of ecosystems, including untouched beaches, flourishing mangroves, tranquil wetlands, swamps, and lush tropical rainforest. These habitats support an extraordinary level of biodiversity, home to countless endemic, rare, and endangered species—some of which are still being studied by scientists today.

Surrounded by internationally recognized protected areas such as the Térraba-Sierpe National Wetlands, Isla del Caño Biological Reserve, Golfo Dulce Forest Reserve, and Corcovado National Park, the sanctuary serves as a key connection within one of Costa Rica’s most important biological corridors. Its strategic location significantly enhances its conservation importance while increasing its appeal to eco-investors, researchers, retreat developers, and sustainable tourism projects seeking a unique combination of accessibility, natural beauty, and environmental value.

ABOUT ITS BIODIVERSITY

Ecological Sanctuary Velamar forms part of a vital biological corridor that provides an immersive experience within one of the planet’s richest ecological regions. Its proximity to the Térraba-Sierpe National Wetlands—recognized internationally under the Ramsar Convention—places the property within a globally significant ecosystem known for its rare and representative wetland habitats that play a critical role in preserving worldwide biodiversity.
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