Imagine owning a natural sanctuary in the heart of one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth. Located in Bijagual, Sarapiquí, this extraordinary 10-hectare (24.7-acre) property represents a rare window of opportunity for pure conservation, a low-impact ecotourism project, or a boutique biological research site.

The property sits in a truly strategic position, serving as a functional core piece within the San Juan-La Selva Biological Corridor and the global Jaguar Corridor Initiative. Bordered on three sides by uninterrupted, mature forest and located less than 3 km from the massive Braulio Carrillo National Park, it acts as a vital highway for wildlife movement. Here, nature thrives completely undisturbed.

What Makes This Paradise Unique:

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  Rainforest & Pristine Rivers: Features 9 hectares of lush, advanced-succession rainforest and is traversed year-round by two pristine rivers (Bijagual and Bijagualito) with crystal-clear waters and natural swimming pools.



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  The Hidden Valley: Includes nearly one hectare of flat, elevated, flood-free open terrain. This beautiful valley acts as a natural sunlit transition zone, making it the perfect canvas for low-impact eco-lodging, field stations, or wildlife observation.



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  A Haven for Threatened Wildlife: Home to three neotropical primate species, including the endangered Geoffroy’s Spider Monkey. During fruiting season, pairs of the critically endangered Great Green Macaw fly over and feed in the valley on a near-daily basis. River otters, glass frogs, and tracks of jaguares and tapirs have also been proudly documented on site.



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  Access & Utilities Ready: The property features 80 meters of public road frontage and a registered secondary private easement. It includes a cozy 19 sq. m. rustic wooden cabin, with operational water and electricity connections fully set up.



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  Legal Readiness: Titled, debt-free, and mortgage-free, with all municipal taxes, cadastral plans, and land-use permits (uso de suelo) completely up to date.

This is more than just a real estate investment; it is a chance to step into a stewardship role for a thriving tropical ecosystem, or to develop a high-value, sustainable tourism project that allows others to experience the baseline magic of Costa Rica.