There are hidden treasures throughout the Southern Pacific Coast of Costa Rica and the interest to conserve its scenic beauty and areas of biological importance for humanity, have contributed substantially to create a model of development different from any other region of the country, being the main goal to obtain a balance that generates social and economic opportunities without jeopardizing its environmental sustainability.
Dominical Beach
Thanks to this joint vision, projects of great importance like the upcoming paving of the Quepos - Dominical highway in 2008, the construction of the international airport near Sierpe in 2010, the new peripheral hospital in Cortes inaugurated in 2007, the Marina of Golfito and the consolidation of biological runners between national parks and private reserves, offer the best projection for the market of real estate in the country, offering a magical and unique product.
It is a rich zone that offers the opportunity to enjoy a great variety of activities and adventures: Take a refreshing ocean swim in Dominical, well known as one of the best surfing beaches in the country, ride the huge waves or soak in a natural tidal pool, view migrating whales and dolphins and spectacular caverns in the National Marina Ballena Park, where during low tide you can walk out to the point that forms a natural whale's tail on the ocean floor. Experience water sports such as surfing, diving, snorkeling, kayaking, rafting or sports fishing.
Visit the Corcovado National Park, considered by National Geographic as the park with the greatest concentration of biodiversity on the planet. It ranks third in the top five national parks of the world, holding 4% of the entire world's biodiversity. Admire cascading waterfalls, enjoy canopy tours and hike within 200 year-old towering forests, where it is possible to observe several species of monkeys, reptiles, such as the crocodile, and a great variety of beautiful tropical birds, confirming that you definitely are in paradise!
Ecotourism and Nature 
