Cartago

There are only two basilicas in Costa Rica, one in Cartago (the second largest city in the country after the capital, San José) and the other in Tejar. A basilica is a Roman Catholic church, but one on which th...

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117 Properties For Sale in Cartago

Casa Bellavista - Volcano View Mountain Retreat with Pool & Tropical Gardens
Single Family Homes, Tres Equis, Cartago
Land for Sale in Cartago Interamericana Sur 19534
Land, El Tejar, Cartago
House for sale in Distrito San Juan ID26056 KE
Single Family Homes, Tres Ríos, Cartago
House for sale in Cartago, Aguacaliente 20809
Single Family Homes, Aguacaliente, Cartago
House for sale in Tres Ríos
Condo, Tres Ríos, Cartago
Casa Boyeros w/180° view of Turrialba Valley and two volcanos
Single Family Homes, Turrialba, Cartago
Cap Rate 8% Apartments and premises for sale in Cartago 21711
Commercial, Occidental, Cartago
Land for Sale in Gated Community in San Ramón de Tres Ríos ID26298
Land, San Ramón, Cartago
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Caribbean Costa Rica Luxury Real Estate

Most tourists who come to Costa Rica are interested in its coastlines – its western coastline with the Pacific Ocean which provides plenty of diving, sport fishing and surfing, and the eastern coastine with the Caribbean Sea which is famous for its turtle watching to the north, and its surfing and turtle watching to the south. Luxury real estate in Cartago Costa Rica is coveted by individuals who wish to live in the heart of the country, but who want to be able to drive or fly to the coasts whenever they wish. Of course in additional to the forests and the wildlife in the interior of the country are Costa Rica’s many active volcanoes which attract volcano enthusiasts from all over the world.

Luxury Real Estate in Caribbean Costa Rica

Cahuita is a charming seaside city located several miles down the coast from the much larger Puerto Limón (capital of the province). Caribbean luxury is easy to find in this friendly and prosperous city, home of Cahuita National Park and quite close to Manzanillo and the Gandoca-Manzanillo Refuge. Expatriates have much to choose from in this city – albeit long known as a “hippie hangout” or the nearby and surging city of Puerto Viejo de Telamanca. Just off Cahuita are reefs that are perfect for snorkeling, although it’s typically best to engage a guide because most of this coast of Costa Rica has a dangerous undertow. Cahuita has a friendly Afro-Caribbean population.

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