Southern Expeditions run a variety of tours outside of Dominical for people wishing to see more of natural Costa Rica. The company specializes in eco-tours, with options that include day trips to Corcovado National Park, Cano Island, and Ballena National Park. Southern Expeditions offer trips where the activities include snorkeling, scuba diving, whale watching, sea or mangrove kayaking, a crocodile night safari tour by boat, and a three-day Osa Peninsula package. Tour costs vary, but discount pricing is available for groups larger than five. Find out more at their office in Dominical, or contact them through the web.Located 1,000 feet above the Ocean at Dominical, the property provides splendid views of Pacific sunsets as well as sunrises over the Cordillera Central Mountains. Accessable via all wheel drive this 15 acre parcel borders a large wildlife preserve and offers excellent butterfly, birding and wild animal viewing. A 20 minute drive from your door puts you in Dominical where world class surfing, ecotourism opportunities and international dining are found.
The house sleeps 3 - (one double and 1 single bedroom). There is a full kitchen 1&1/2 baths and a laundry. Satellite TV, phone service and use of a 45 foot lap pool are included.Tico care takers live on site and offer local information, security and maid service as requested.
Current structures on the property include a garage, rancho, guest house and pool house. Space is available to build your dream home while living in the existing structures. An adjoining 13 acre parcel is also available.
This rainforest paradise is a smoke free property:
-Twenty minutes from world class surfing, eco tour adventures, and fine dining
-Sweeping ocean views from Playa Guapil to Manuel Antonio
-Nearby farmer's market and mercado for fresh produce and staples, and
-Thatched rancho and hammock for jungle naps.Twenty years ago, we left intense careers in U.S. health care to develop this beautiful property in Lagunas. The transition was dramatic and challenging, but with a pioneer spirit, we made the uphill trek to our original wooden farm house. In those days, we threw a hose in the stream to collect water for drinking, bathing, and cooking. We went to bed with the sun, built new roads to the summit, and survived hurricane Caesar! Many years later, we have upgraded our housing and continue to enjoy the unspoiled spirit of the rain forest.
