TECHNICAL DETAILS | Golfo Dulce Preserve

GENERAL INFORMATION

Golfo Dulce Preserve unites 21 properties totaling 805 acres (326 Ha) with 3.4 km of bay front. The total area has a mixture of land that can be underwritten as well as land that is under concession from the government.

690 of 850 acres can be underwritten.

Over the last 10 years, more than $1million have been invested in infrastructure and land improvements. The property currently has 30 terraces, more than 5 kilometers of internal roadways, hiking trails, a registered dock, a heliport, horse stables, 3 houses for groundskeepers, and a water well with 3.6liter/second supply.

JUAN SANTAMARIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:

Located in Alajuela, Costa Rica's main airport receives flights from Mexico, and major American and European cities.

It is important to note that American citizens do not need a visa to visit Costa Rica.

GOLFITO AIRPORT:

Just a 45 minute flight away from Juan Santamaria International Airport, Golfito Airport is located in the town center, which is 20 minutes away from Golfo Dulce Preserve by land and 8 minutes by water.

The Golfito Airport runway is 1.4 km long.

GOLFO DULCE PRESERVE:

Our on site licensed heliport and dock allow for helicopter, boat, or seaplane access.

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PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT

KM3 MARINA

KM3 is a touristic marina that has CIMAT (Comisión de Marinas y Atracaderos Turísticos) permits. This entity is in charge of granting permits to all marinas and docks in the country. They are generally strict in their deliberations.

KM3 is located in Golfito city center and has a master plan that includes a small hotel, a restaurant, apartments for crew members and other leisure designated areas.

The beach club at Golfo Dulce Preserve is located in KM3, a part of the project centrally located in downtown Golfito. It is a 5 minute boat ride away from The Preserve main land. KM3 is a property acquired to develop a 150-slip marina that has permits and is ready to start construction. Below you will find the marina permits, the master plan and its location within The Preserve.

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HURRICANE FREE ZONE

Golfito Bay is the most naturally protected port in Central America. Its name literally explains its privileged position; a small gulf within a larger gulf. This results in extremely calm waters where boat rock and roll is virtually zero and natural disasters like hurricanes and storms have both gulfs as barriers protecting the water and land in Golfito.

This has made the area an exclusive destination on the Pacific Coast for all Yacht transport companies.