Turnkey Eco-Lodge on 17 Hectares Along the Sapoa River | Profitable Hospitality & Nature Investment

Six charming cabins surrounded by lush tropical gardens form the heart of this well-established eco-lodge, renowned for its loyal returning clientele. The property is offered as a fully operational turnkey business, complete with established systems, smooth operations, and a well-recognized reputation. Where the Forest Meets the River Nestled along the banks of the Sapoa River, beneath majestic old-growth trees and gently swaying palms, lies a remarkable finca that has been lovingly developed over decades. Its 17 hectares (42 acres) of tropical dry forest, crossed by a natural stream and home to abundant wildlife and countless bird species, provide the setting for a carefully managed eco-lodge where guests return time and time again. After many rewarding and successful years, the owners are offering this tropical paradise for sale as they retire. This is a rare opportunity for investors and nature lovers seeking to own a unique property while living in harmony with the surrounding environment. A Dream on the Banks of the Sapoa River A Fertile and Productive Estate Beyond the eco-lodge, the property is a productive estate featuring a wide range of agricultural and livestock activities, making it ideal for self-sufficiency as well as additional income generation. • Teak Plantation: 1 hectare of mature teak trees, providing long-term investment value. • Moringa Plantation: Homegrown cultivation of the renowned "miracle tree." • Tilapia Farm: On-site tilapia production for fresh fish. • Horses: Facilities for horse breeding, perfect for horseback riding and guided tours. • Cattle: Grazing areas for livestock production. • Goats: Complement the property's small-scale farming operation. Property Highlights • 17 hectares of land (170,000 m²) • 6 fully equipped cabins • Outstanding 9.6 rating on Booking.com • 1 hour 15 minutes from Guanacaste International Airport (Liberia) • 10 minutes from town and essential services • Only 20 minutes from the Pacific Ocean • Direct frontage on the Sapoa River