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You have arrived here because you want to discover the South Pacific as a place to live. If you’re looking for a property so you can live in the South Pacific, we invite you to search properties in our #1 MLS by refining your search options below.
The South Pacific region in Costa Rica has become much more accessible since the opening of the Caldera Coastal Highway in 2010. This is fantastic news for those looking to take their first step to move to our paradisaical country.
If you don’t know where the South Pacific is located in Costa Rica, use Google Maps for an exact location.
Known as the pioneer of eco-tourism, Costa Rica enjoys a huge increase in new arrivals despite the economic downturn. Dominical and the rest of the South Pacific beach areas of Uvita, Hatillo, and Ojochal make the Costa Rican South Pacific an outdoor adventurer’s dream. The South Pacific climate is tropical, hot, and rainy throughout the year; therefore, forests are some of the most bountiful in the country.
What to do
You’ll never be bored in your life again if you move to the Costa Rican South Pacific coast. Discover the South Pacific by following this extensive list of things to do: visit waterfalls, and explore the Uvita mangroves and other estuaries by boat or kayak. You can do a ton of cultural tours of the indigenous reserves. Also, you can do scuba-diving, dolphin, and whale-watching tours, hiking, multi-day trekking, and camping.
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