Development Farms Near Uvita | Pacific Ocean Views, 55–130 Acres

Three exceptional jungle-covered farms sit high on the ocean-side hills above the Pacific, just 30 minutes from Uvita — one of the most sought-after stretches of Costa Rica real estate on the Southern Pacific coast. Spanning 55, 92, and 130 acres respectively, each property offers hundreds of acres of flat, buildable land ready for a family compound, exclusive estate, eco-resort, yoga retreat, or agricultural venture. Buy one, two, or all three.

The elevation here hits a sweet spot — high enough for cooler temperatures, lower humidity, and constant mountain breezes, but well below the cloud line, so you avoid the mist, cold, and dampness of true highland living. Views stretch across the Golfo Dulce and Osa Peninsula, with the distant Nicoya Peninsula visible on clear days. Behind the farms, sharply rising mountain peaks disappear into the clouds.

Wildlife is everywhere. Toucans, scarlet macaws, howler monkeys, sloths, and giant blue morpho butterflies are daily visitors. The jungle surrounding the properties supports countless species of native trees and shrubs, and the unique mid-elevation microclimate means you can grow a wider variety of fruits, vegetables, and flowers than at sea level — this is where coastal and mountain species overlap. All three farms border a river running through the lower portions of the land.

Access is straightforward, with multiple road entry points — two from Uvita and one from San Isidro. Individual pricing: 130 acres at $2,000,000, 92 acres at $1,600,000, and 55 acres at $1,400,000.

Uvita and the greater Bahía Ballena area have become a top destination for North American expats and investors drawn to the raw Pacific coastline, the nearby Marino Ballena National Park, and a growing community of international residents. Relocation infrastructure — international schools, medical clinics, and a thriving expat network — continues to expand, making this corridor one of the most compelling Uvita property for sale opportunities on the Southern Zone market today.