Costa Rica Real Estate
Joya Pacifica Home | Location | Property | Model Homes
Location
Quepos
15 miles to the south of Joya Pacifica is the regional hub, Quepos, a relaxed seaside village. Quepos is accessible through Quepos-La Managua Airport, which offers 20 min flights to San Jose. Quepos has a wide variety of restaurants and a vivacious nightlife; diving, surfing, and white water rafting are popular pastimes in the area. Quepos sport fishing is legendary; It is one of the top sport fishing destinations in the world. Sport fishers often have 50-60 bites per day. Billfish and Sailfish are pletiful throughout the year, especially from December through April. Tuna, Dorado, and Roosterfish are also common in Qeupos waters.
Marina Pez Vela
Located in Quepos and currently in construction, Marina Pez Vela will be a world class marina when completed, capable of docking 200' yachts. The Marina complex will offer 150,000 sq ft of reatil and restaurant space. Until now the increasing demand for marine services on Costa Rica's Pacific coast has largely been unmet. This project spans 39+ acres of land & water and has been designed to exceed the needs of serious sport fishing enthusiasts and trans-oceanic travelers and their watercraft.
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100 room onsite hotel
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Metered electric, internet, and phone service available for all slips
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Sport fishing charter fleet, commission free bookings
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State of the art maitenance facility
Manuel Antonio Park
Nearby Manuel Antonio National Park is a jungle preserve with secluded beaches, coral reefs, and mangrove swamps. One of the most stunning, picture-postcard backdrops in the country, this is one of Costa Rica's lushest places, with four spectacular beaches backed by rainforest-covered hills. Hiking, whitewater rafting, snorkeling, horseback riding, fishing and sea kayaking are common actiities at the park. The cooler forest trails are the best spots for wildlife viewing; Capuchin, Howler and Squirrel monkeys,
sloths, caimans, river otters, pacas, and ocelots are found in the park. The waters surrounding the park are also protected; several large reefs host a variety of marine wildlife.
