Drake Bay Beachfront Paradise Property Near Corcovado

Drake Bay Beachfront Paradise Property Near Corcovado for sale. This beachfront property on the Osa Peninsula sits at the far edge of Drake Bay — 7.3 acres of rainforest estate with approximately 178 meters of direct sandy beachfront, an income-producing villa, ocean views, and zoning that allows eco-tourism development. One of the last opportunities to hold this much beachfront land in the Drake Bay region at any price.

Scarlet macaws, toucans, tapirs, coatis, and tayras move through the property daily. Humpback whales migrate along the coastline. Sea turtles nest on the beach in front of the house. The pumas are in the nearby forest. The land behind the property connects directly to the corridor leading to Corcovado National Park — a position that cannot be recreated and grows more valuable every year.

Part of the property has been dedicated to reforestation, helping restore native habitat while maintaining the wild character that makes this stretch of the Osa Peninsula so rare. The gardens include a thriving organic fruit orchard with seasonal harvests of anona, multiple varieties of banana, cashew, guama fruit, guanábana, guava, several types of lemon, Malay apple, mandarine, mango, orange, papaya, pineapple, rambutan, and zapote.

Income-Producing. Eco-Tourism Zoned. 178 Meters of Sandy Beachfront.

This property is a fully furnished 80 m² villa steps from the beach — it is currently operating as a vacation rental, generating approximately $225 per night. Air conditioning, equipped kitchen, hot water, spacious balcony with ocean views, king and queen beds, hammocks in the garden, and an outdoor shower built for the setting. The surrounding garden has been thoughtfully designed to attract local wildlife — animals feed and move through the property just meters from the balcony. On-site, staff accommodation of 32 m², including laundry, storage, and living space, is included. The land includes generous open areas purpose-built for expanding with additional guest cabins, private villas, or a boutique eco-lodge concept that takes full advantage of the beachfront setting and surrounding rainforest.

• 178 meters of direct sandy beachfront — sea turtle nesting site, whale migration corridor
• 7.3 acres / 29,674 m² — reforestation underway, organic orchard with 15 fruit varieties
• Casa Bromelia villa — 80 m², fully furnished, income-generating at ~$225/night
• Eco-tourism zoning — permitted to develop lodge, cabins, or boutique nature retreat
• End-of-road privacy — faces one of the quietest stretches of coastline in Drake Bay
• Daily wildlife on property — macaws, toucans, tapirs, coatis, tayras, pumas in nearby forest