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Property Pictures

NEW! Mountain view photos.  The ocean views on the property are excellent but so are the mountain views.  You need only to turn 180 degree while standing in place.  See below for ocean views.

Photo #1 - View over the Terraba River to Isla Caňo which is a national park that provides refuge for many species of migratory birds. Isla Caňo has excellent diving and fishing.

Photo #2 - Ocean view to the South over the Sierpe River Basin picturing the Osa Peninsula and Drake Bay. Drake Bay is known for bio-diversity and as a whale calving sanctuary. 

Photo #3 - The breath taking ocean views are almost out done by the view to the rear of the property that stretches up to the cloud forest. This is one of the few places you get wide open views of both the ocean and mountains!

Photo #4 - View to the West of the ocean. The property features "off-the-hook" sunsets with it's westerly ocean exposure.

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Nature Pictures

Photo #5 - We encountered this mother and one-year old Humpback while fishing.  This area of Costa Rica is well known for the large numbers of migratory whales who calve here in the winter.

Photo #6 and #7 - Fishing is an outdoor highlight in Costa Rica. I took this photo on the legendary Furuno bank where releasing double-digit numbers of sailfish and catching other species such as Dorado, Wahoo, Marlin and Yellowfin Tuna is commonplace. I released this fish alive and well after the photo was taken.

Photo #8 - Sunset photo taken after an evening of surfing Pinuelas Beach which is located just to the North of the property on the Costanera (Ocean Road).

Photo #8 and #9 - #8 shows a toucan (in the middle of the picture) picture taken on the property. The number in both species and population of birds on the property is unimaginable to someone from North America. A bird watcher would never have to leave the property. #9 shows one of the hundreds of species of butterflies on the property.

Photo #10 - The jungle meeting the volcanic coastline and the ocean. The ocean is calm 12 months a year making it ideal for fishing, diving and kayaking yet produces excellent surf... how does that work?