Laguna de Sierpe
Welcome to Mogos, the region that forms the bridge between mainland Costa Rica and the storied Osa Peninsula, home to 2.5% of all the planet’s species of plants and birds. Mogos means “islets” and is named for the tiny isles that emerge from the Golfo Dulce waters along its northernmost shoreline.
With nearly 300 meters of highway frontage, this 150 hectare property is perched on a high point and boasts a commanding view over the rain forest.
The property access is from the paved highway that turns off the Panamerican highway just fift minutes distant to connect to the peninsular capital of Puerto Jimenez, just 40 minutes away. Grocery shopping, medical services, banking, and other services and supplies are 45 minutes away in either direction. Commercial and charter air travel is likewise a 45 minute drive away or a 20 minute boat ride across the gulf.
