Panama eco-development opportunity
Isla Brava, Chiriqui Province, Republic of Panama
Isla Brava is found on the northern Pacific coast of Panama, an ideal setting for the nature-minded real estate pioneer looking to be ahead of the tourism and development curve.
Project location:The project is a 1 hour and 15 minute drive from David (second largest city in Panama), with modern hospital facilities, banks, shopping centers, gourmet and full selection supermarkets. David also has an international airport with daily flights to San Jose, Costa Rica and Panama City. (Note: Already an international airport, David is undergoing significant expansion. On January 10th, 2007 Gregorio Montecer, Engineer and Advisor to the Director of the Civil Aeronautical Authority, released the results of a 3 year study and unveiled a master plan for a 10 million expansion) On its western edge, the property has an established boutique hotel - Calamia - as neighbour, the owner of which is participing as an investor on the project.
Description:The property is approximately 158 acres with 1 km of coastal frontage on the Pacific side to include access to 4 very unique beaches and an exclusive peninsula. The property has gently sloping land which climbs to the center of the island to an altitude of approximately 400 feet all with extreme ocean views, and nice sea breezes in a secondary forested environment. From the highest point on the property you have views both to the Pacific and the bay on the back side, framed by inland mountains, with the land again gently sloping to the water on the bay side leading down to an estuary that will be the future boutique marina site and staging area for the project residents.
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Development Plan - Phase 1: Projected 20 1-2 acre ocean view lots; Phase 2: Projected 1-2 acre waterfront lots; Phase 3: 12.5-acre Peninsula are for projected eco-resort development.
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More About the Location:Cala Mia Resort and The Project Isla Brava are located on the virtually uninhabited island of Boca Brava in the Archipielago of Chiriqui, which is part of the National Marina Park in the golf of Chiriqui. It has over 100 islands within its boundaries with innumerable secluded beaches.
The park is a refuge for an abundance of wildlife with, -on the forest-covered islands-: howler monkeys, ocelots, margays, jaguarundis, raccoons, ant-eaters, coyotes; in the bays and ocean: leatherback and hawksbill turtles, dolphins, whales and a wide variety of other tropical fishes and in the deep blue skies: hundreds of species of birds, a cross-road between 2 continents.
How to get to Cala Mia and Project Isla Brava:By car or taxi: Take exit 'Horconcito', about 40 Kms east of David on the Interamericana highway then follow the indication to Boca Chica which you reach after 18 km of secondary road.
In the village local fishermen will bring you by boat to our resort (ca. 20 minutes at 25Balboas).
By our private pick-up service: From the international airport of David, transfer to Marina Pedregal, at 5 minutes distance. From here our comfortable taxi-boat (free snacks, wine, beer or sodas) brings you in an unforgettable 50 minutes-ride to our hotel. The trip passes through lagoons, mangroves, tidal-wetlands, estuaries, and on the banks of the river you will be able to see indigenous villages and their inhabitants tending their crops or fishing.
(This transport is for hotel-guests at cost: usd 180.- per trip one way for 4 persons, each extra person usd 10.)
Panama: Carving A Path to Luxury
By Ken Weingartner
From the canal to the city, beaches and mountains, this Central American hotspot is channeling its way to high-end real estate-with still-modest prices. When Sam Taliaferro moved to Panama 10 years ago, he was struck by the country's beauty. After spending some time there, he was intrigued by its potential. Read more...
Contact us for more information: info@cbnicaragua.com
The park is a refuge for an abundance of wildlife with, -on the forest-covered islands-: howler monkeys, ocelots, margays, jaguarundis, raccoons, ant-eaters, coyotes; in the bays and ocean: leatherback and hawksbill turtles, dolphins, whales and a wide variety of other tropical fishes and in the deep blue skies: hundreds of species of birds, a cross-road between 2 continents.
In the village local fishermen will bring you by boat to our resort (ca. 20 minutes at 25Balboas).
By our private pick-up service: From the international airport of David, transfer to Marina Pedregal, at 5 minutes distance. From here our comfortable taxi-boat (free snacks, wine, beer or sodas) brings you in an unforgettable 50 minutes-ride to our hotel. The trip passes through lagoons, mangroves, tidal-wetlands, estuaries, and on the banks of the river you will be able to see indigenous villages and their inhabitants tending their crops or fishing.
(This transport is for hotel-guests at cost: usd 180.- per trip one way for 4 persons, each extra person usd 10.)
Panama: Carving A Path to Luxury
By Ken Weingartner
From the canal to the city, beaches and mountains, this Central American hotspot is channeling its way to high-end real estate-with still-modest prices. When Sam Taliaferro moved to Panama 10 years ago, he was struck by the country's beauty. After spending some time there, he was intrigued by its potential. Read more...
Contact us for more information: info@cbnicaragua.com
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