For three generations, our family has protected this extraordinary natural sanctuary in the mountains of Buenos Aires, Puntarenas. Today, it represents a unique opportunity for individuals or organizations committed to conservation and sustainable development.
• 75.5 hectares (186.6 acres) of forest, biodiversity, and exceptional natural landscapes. • Natural springs with a combined flow exceeding seven liters per second. • Part of the Bosque de Agua Biological Corridor and a vital water source for the local community. • More than 154 species identified, including pumas, monkeys, peccaries, pacas, and armadillos. • Home to approximately 13.5% of all bird species recorded in Costa Rica. • Potential for ecotourism, sustainable accommodations, wildlife and birdwatching experiences, and—subject to the required studies and permits—small-scale hydroelectric power generation.
