Property Description
This expansive 98-hectare property in Siquirres, Costa Rica, offers outstanding natural and environmental potential. The land directly borders the majestic Madre de Dios River, providing exceptional scenic beauty, abundant biodiversity, and a pristine natural setting ideal for sustainable land use.
Currently, the property does not have direct access, as the original road was affected by the river. However, it is possible to open a new access route, allowing future development or productive activities depending on the buyer’s vision and project goals.
The land does not have electricity, making it especially suitable for off-grid developments, conservation initiatives, or low-impact ecological projects. Its untouched nature makes it ideal for reforestation, carbon capture, oxygen generation, or wildlife preservation.
Thanks to its size and riverfront location, the property also offers excellent potential for eco-tourism projects, such as nature reserves, research centers, or sustainable lodges designed to coexist harmoniously with the surrounding ecosystem.
With its large land area, direct river access, and rich natural environment, this finca represents a unique opportunity for conservation-focused investors or organizations seeking to develop a meaningful, long-term project in one of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse regions.
Overview
- Updated On:
- 30 December, 2025





