1 Provincia de puntarenas - Ecological Sanctuary Velemar 961.24 Acres of Commercial Land in Puntarenas, P 60101

Velamar is a rare 360± hectare (889.58-acre) private wildlife refuge located on the pristine northern Osa Peninsula, along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast. Recognized as one of the last large privately held reserves in the region, it offers oceanfront, rainforest, pasture, and estuary ecosystems in one of the most biodiverse areas on Earth. Its location places it within a vital biological corridor connecting Corcovado National Park, Golfo Dulce Forest Reserve, Isla del Caño Biological Reserve, and the Térraba Sierpe Wetland. Natural Features Over 2,000 meters (1.24 miles) of sandy beachfront and estuary access. 230+ hectares of untouched tropical rainforest, plus cleared pastureland suitable for low-impact development. Diverse ecosystems including mangroves, swamps, beaches, and rainforest. Verified habitats for jaguars, tapirs, scarlet macaws, sea turtles, crocodiles, and migratory bird species. Direct views of Isla del Caño, 28 km offshore, renowned for snorkeling and diving. Location & Accessibility Northern Osa Peninsula, Boca de Ganado. 6 minutes from Drake Bay Airport. Reachable by land, sea, or air. Proposed Uses Eco-resorts or boutique sustainable hotels. Luxury wellness/retreat centers. Scientific research or biodiversity tourism. Carbon offset, rewilding, or conservation banking. Private legacy landholdings. Permitting & Zoning Managed by SINAC under Costa Rica’s Ministry of Environment and Energy. Portions designated as Private Wildlife Refuge (allowing low-impact eco-tourism). Pastured parcels zoned for sustainable development. Coastal setback regulations apply within 150m of high tide. Key Investment Highlights Rare large-scale contiguous holding with mixed-use ecosystems. Part of a globally critical conservation corridor. Verified biodiversity of threatened and endemic species. Intellectual property, branding, and sanctuary rights included.