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Edificio Cristal Jaco,
Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Welcome to
Quepos
With both mountain and beach attractions, and some of the most diversified amenities of any coastal town.
Epicenter of the banana plantation industry.
Formerly known as the epicenter of the banana plantation industry, Quepos’ economy has evolved to become one of the best destinations in Costa Rica to enjoy tourism and full-time tropical luxury living. Today, the area offers a remarkable selection of Luxury beach homes for sale, surrounded by exotic flora and fauna, with both mountain and beach attractions, and some of the most diversified amenities of any coastal town. These qualities have made Quepos one of the preferred destinations for expats, retirees, and tourists alike.
Quepos is an inlet located in the Central Pacific and the gateway to the famous Manuel Antonio town. Boasting a lush and green backdrop, the town’s center encompasses a handful of blocks that offer international and local eateries, lively nightlife, lodging, services, and an array of day trips. This small harbor’s popularity was catapulted with the construction of the Marina Pez Vela, an ambitious project that has become one of the most iconic venues of the area.
The Marina offers a fine selection of restaurants, cafes, shops, and lodging options. But it is mostly known for its sophisticated infrastructure and for being one of the best places in Costa Rica for sportfishing. Offering 195 wet slips, it has space to accommodate vessels of up to 200 feet. The dock is made of concrete, and it has a cofferdam protected basin to protect boats and boat owners alike. Sportfishing in Quepos is one of the most popular attractions, as this nature sanctuary will have you just minutes away from catching amazing Marlin, Sailfish,Tuna, Mahi, Rooster and Snapper.
Quepos also offers a unique blend of mountain and beach charm. The unique topography allows not only to have fun probing the nearby beaches and kayaking in the myriad of mangroves, but also a lifetime’s worth of adventure discovering the area’s hidden gems which include waterfalls, rivers, hiking trails, and swimming holes.
But the charm of Quepos goes beyond what you can find in a tourist destination. Unlike many other popular coastal towns, Quepos still has a strong presence of locals, as it is the home of more than 15000 Costa Rican families that have lived and worked in the area for generations. The town remains very attached to the local culture by offering local farmers’ market, artisan shops, and street sellers ready to hand you some refreshing coconut water. For people looking to have access to international amenities and infrastructure, yet experience the authenticity of the local culture and the pura vida lifestyle, Quepos is the right place to find that duality.
