Ungenutzte Hafenmöglichkeiten Entlang Der Pazifik Yachtroute In Panama

This extraordinary beachfront property spans approximately 60 hectares across three parcels: 9.6 hectares and 39.7 hectares are already titled, while 8 hectares are in the final stages of titling. With 2.5 linear kilometers of private beachfront, the property also includes estuary and river frontage — a rare combination that offers unmatched natural diversity.

The topography is ideal for development, featuring elevated flat areas with panoramic ocean views, gently rolling hills, and direct access to expansive sandy beaches. The site includes two large bays and a calm estuary bay currently used as a natural port for small boats, perfect for marine-based amenities or eco-tourism.

Strategically located along the Pacific route taken by yachts traveling between the Panama Canal and Costa Rica, this property is a prime candidate for a luxury residential community, a boutique eco-resort, or even a marina — an opportunity confirmed by an experienced mega-yacht captain. No other marina along this stretch accommodates larger vessels, giving your project a distinct edge.

Nearby attractions include Cerro Hoya National Park, Cébaco Island, and Coiba Island, making this an eco-tourism haven. Road access is available through mangroves, and electricity is already on-site. The sale also includes 20% ownership of a private, operational airstrip — offering quick access and high-end appeal. Located just 30 minutes from Mariato, where you’ll find essential services such as grocery stores, restaurants, a health center, police station, and hotels.