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COSTA RICA CARIBBEAN REAL ESTATE for SALE
The Pacific real estate of Costa Rica is different from those of Caribbean real estate. About half of the Caribbean Coast is protected by two National Parks and two National Wildlife Refuges and all part of the Limón, province. One third of the habitants are of Jamaican descent and English is spoken with many with an unhurried and laid-back life style.
The Caribbean coast offers world-class fishing, bird watching, horseback riding and all types of water activities including white-water rafting, ocean and river kayaking, surfing, diving and snorkeling. The region is probably most know for the small village of Tortuguero (Region of Turtles), located approximately 50 miles north of the principal Port of Limon, which has a proposed redevelopment plan in the making.
The above is just one of the many reasons why the Caribbean has become a popular place for Costa Rica agents and brokers selling property in such cities and areas as Amubri, Bratsi, Bribri, Cahuita, Chase, Limon, Manzanillo, Moin, Pandora, Parque Nacional Cahuita Penshurst, Playa Chiquita, Puerto Limon, Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Refugio Gandoca - Manzanillo Shiroles and Sixaola
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|  Caribbean Experience Real Estate & Investments - http://www.caribbeanexperiencerealestate.blogspot.comI have invested in land ever since I arrived in Costa Rica. Land is the best tangible investment under my best judgment. I have over 30 properties to sell and I still sell them under a logical profitable margin with out compromising the market price. I know Costa Rican Real Estate law better than most for it has been my business for over twenty years, back when The Real Estate business was conducted on hand written notes in the town’s one and only “sodita”. - Read more |
