• All lots have spectacular ocean and mountain views
• With a total of 85 acres for 41 lots, each lot has a 1.25 acre minimum
• Bordered by a ridge to the east and the south, a private nature preserve with a creek and wilderness trails to the north, and a paved road to the west that is just below the line of sight
• Private gated community
• Water, electricity, and telephone will be available for all lots
• Clubhouse and pool
• 15 minute drive to amenities and the beach; close to Parrita, Quepos, and Manuel Antonio National Park
• Phase 1 opened the first of November
• Phase 2 & 3 are pending

The Journey

Most visitors to Costa Rica arrive at the modern airport facilities in San Jose. From the airport, Vista Pacific Paradise is a two and a half hour drive. About an hour and a half from San Jose you will pass Jaco on the Pacific coast, from which you travel south along the Pacific Coast for the remainder of the trip. For those with less time to spare there is a 20 minute daily flight between San Jose and Quepos.

The Surrounding Location

Twenty minutes farther south from Vista Pacific Paradise is Manuel Antonio National Park. Sailors and fishermen have a choice of several marinas within 10 to 15 miles of Vista Pacific Paradise, Marina Pez Vela in Quepos (Scheduled for completion the first of 2009), and Herradura Marinas. Only 15 minutes from Vista Pacific Paradise is the town of Parrita with Groceries stores, restaurants, pharmacies, and doctors as are some of the most sought after surfing beaches in the world. There are numerous horse facilities in the area, and countless miles of riding trails.

Our Location

Standing on any of the lots looking out over the ocean the vista that appears before you is from Manuel Antonio National Park in the south to Playa Esterillos Oeste to the north and sometimes beyond to as far as the Nicoya Peninsula, thus the name Vista Pacific Paradise.

From its inception almost two years ago, Vista Pacific Paradise's most prominent aspect has been to preserve its naturalness. Another high priority was to provide as unobstructed view of the Pacific Ocean as possible from each lot, while having as little impact on the surrounding natural beauty. This criteria is what lead to the small number of lots in such a large area. We determined that having spacious lots, many of which extend to the protected zone of the creek and forest, would best preserve the feeling of being at one with nature while also being part of the community. By doing this all members of the community have an estate sized lot at a very low cost, both to acquire and to maintain.