Costa Rica, known as the “Swtizerland of the Americas” for its peaceful political climate, is fast becoming one of the world's top destinations for real estate buyers. The high quality of life, spectacular beaches, superb hurricane-free climate, excellent health care system, foreigner-friendly real estate laws, eco-conscious democratic government and friendly citizens draw its growing international community.


Joya Pacífica, located in the coastal province of Puntarenas, offers the best of Costa Rican living. A gated community of 234 home sites, Joya Pacífica is a peaceful tropical refuge with amazing Pacific Ocean, mountain, and river views. by Costa Rican law twenty percent of the Joya Pacifica property is protected green space, ensuring the property's beauty will be preserved.  Currently in development, Joya Pacifica will feature a neighborhood clubhouse, an ocean view from the pool deck, tennis courts and more. 

An excellent location: Joya Pacifica is private and secluded yet easily accessible; Quepos airport is a short drive away and offers 20 minute flights over the mountains to San Jose International airport.  The area's infrastructure is currently undergoing many improvements, increasing the ease of travel to Joya Pacifica. Nearby Quepos offers some of the regions best facilities, including one Costa Rica's best hospitals and a new world class marina, Marina Pez Vela.  The waters off Quepos are excellent fishing grounds. Sport fishing is very popular in the area and the new marina is being constructed to meet the needs of sport fishers for years to come.

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