Jungle Islands — Los Mogos

THE OPPORTUNITY

There are properties, and then there are places that exist in a category entirely their own. Los Mogos is the latter, a 146-hectare coastal wilderness on the shores of Golfo Dulce, one of only four tropical fjords on the planet, wrapped in primary rainforest and holding 2.5% of the world’s entire biodiversity.

This is not a development site waiting to happen. This is a living, breathing natural sanctuary that happens to come with extraordinary legal permissions and infrastructure potential. Owning Los Mogos means standing at the intersection of ecological rarity and once-in-a-generation investment.

360° PENINSULA — ABSOLUTE SECLUSION

At the heart of the property, a dramatic peninsula thrusts into the turquoise waters of Golfo Dulce,  surrounded on all sides by the sea, with unbroken panoramic views from every compass point. This is the kind of perspective that architects spend careers chasing and travelers dream about for a lifetime.

Three private beaches curve around its base, each one a world of its own: calm shallows perfect for swimming, rocky points teeming with marine life, and forested headlands that drop straight into the water. The only way to reach them is by boat or helicopter. There are no roads in. No drive-by visitors. No noise except the jungle and the sea.

STANDOUT FEATURES

One of Only Four Tropical Fjords on Earth

The Golfo Dulce is a geological rarity, a warm-water tropical fjord, deep and sheltered, biologically extraordinary. Its protected waters draw humpback whales from both the Northern and Southern hemispheres to birth their calves. This is the backdrop to every morning on this property.

Boat & Helicopter Access Only

Complete exclusivity is not a limitation, it is the most sought-after luxury in the world. The only way in is by sea or air, creating a natural moat of emerald water that guarantees total privacy and irreplaceable seclusion for any development.

Active Coral Restoration Project

The Raising Coral Foundation operates an active reef restoration program in the shallow waters adjacent to the property. The coral reef is growing, not declining,  a rare and compelling living marine asset that adds extraordinary value to any eco-conscious development.

Biological Corridor Anchor

Los Mogos sits within two of Costa Rica’s most important conservation corridors: the Corcovado–Piedras Blancas corridor and the Talamanca Ridge-to-Reef corridor. The jungle is connected, ancient, and alive,  this is not secondary growth, this is primary rainforest.

Maritime Zone Concession & Use Permits

37 hectares of maritime zone with concession and Maritime Zone Use permits (Permiso de uso de Zona Maritimo terrestre) already in place,  a rare, legally secured advantage along Costa Rica’s heavily protected coastline. The hard work has been done.

Ecoturism & Development Permitted

The Golfo Dulce Forest Reserve zoning allows ecotourism at scale,  ecolodges, boutique hotels, villas, cabins, and tourist residences are all permitted uses. Canopy tours, kayaking, snorkeling, and world-class sport fishing round out the experience offering.

NATURAL RICHNESS — WILDLIFE

The biodiversity here is not incidental,  it is the headline. The Osa Peninsula is recognized by National Geographic as one of the most biologically intense places on the planet, and Los Mogos sits at its heart.

On land:

• Big cats: Jaguar, Puma, Ocelot, Margay


• Primates: Spider Monkey, Howler Monkey, Capuchin Monkey, Squirrel Monkey


• Mammals: Tapir, Freshwater Otter, White-lipped Peccary, Collared Peccary, Agouti, Paca

In the air:

• Scarlet Macaw, Toucan, Parrot, Birds of Prey, Great Curassow

In the sea:

• Humpback Whale, Spotted Dolphin, Bottlenose Dolphin, Spinner Dolphin


• Eagle Ray, Hawksbill Turtle, Green Sea Turtle, Black Iguana, Green Iguana

ACCESS ROUTES

• Puerto Jiménez — 12.5 nautical miles — Domestic airstrip, doctors, pharmacy, full services


• Golfito — 15.5 nautical miles — Domestic airstrip, Golfito Marina (receives mega yachts), full services


• Rincón — 6 nautical miles — Local community, bus services, access to main highway

SURROUNDING AREA

• Golfito Marina — world-class, receives mega yachts


• 3 domestic airports: Puerto Jiménez, Golfito, Bahía Drake


• Corcovado National Park, Piedras Blancas National Park, Sierpe Mangrove System


• Caño Island Biological Reserve


• Osa Conservation private conservation lands


• Adventure: tree climbing, waterfall rappelling, kayaking, snorkeling, world-class sport fishing


• Wildlife: humpback whale watching, superpods of spinner dolphins, birding

A property unlike any other on the planet.

109 ha titled  ·  37 ha maritime zone  ·  3+ km oceanfront  ·  360° peninsula  ·  3 private beaches  ·  boat & helicopter access only