Find unique stays, off-grid homes, land, communities, and local experiences around Quepos, Central Pacific.
At a glance
Quepos is the main town of its canton on Costa Rica's Central Pacific coast, the service centre for Manuel Antonio and the hills and valleys around it. The district had a population of 21531 in 2022. Its harbour holds Marina Pez Vela, and Manuel Antonio National Park lies just south of town.
Living here. Quepos has the supermarkets, banks, schools, hardware stores and the regional public hospital that serve the surrounding area, and a small domestic airport with flights to San José. The Costanera highway links it to Jacó in the north and Dominical in the south. Many residents live in the hills behind town, in areas such as Naranjito, Londres and Portalón, where roads can be steep and gravel; neighbourhood water usually comes from community ASADA systems, so check the water letter before buying.
The coast and the forest. Manuel Antonio National Park protects beaches, rainforest and wildlife including squirrel monkeys, sloths and iguanas. The marina is a base for sport fishing and boat trips, and the rivers and waterfalls in the hills draw hikers. The wet season brings heavy afternoon rain, and the dry season runs from about December to April.
Land and building. Hillside land around Quepos ranges from small building lots in gated developments to farms and forest. Ask the municipality for a zoning certificate (uso de suelo) for any lot, check whether it borders protected forest or a biological corridor, and confirm access, water and electricity letters before you buy.
Nearby. Quepos is part of the Central Pacific region, with Savegre to the south and Parrita to the north.
Solar-Powered Ocean-View Homestead with Food Gardens, Bees and an Infinity Pool on 3.2 Acres near Quepos
Solar-powered ocean-view home with food gardens, hens and bees, in a gated commu
$1,100,000
3 beds · 4 baths
Central Pacific
Dominical
Single-Level Home on 1.25 Fenced Acres with Fruit Trees and Extra Building Sites near Quepos
Turnkey single-level home with fruit trees and ready building sites, minutes fro
$410,000
2 beds · 2 baths
Central Pacific
Dominical
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On the Central Pacific coast of Puntarenas province, between Jacó to the north and Dominical to the south, next to Manuel Antonio National Park.
Supermarkets, banks, schools, hardware stores, the regional public hospital, Marina Pez Vela and a small domestic airport with flights to San José.
In town, in Manuel Antonio, and in the hills behind Quepos such as Naranjito, Londres and Portalón, where many homes sit in gated developments or on farms with forest views.
The municipal zoning certificate (uso de suelo), water availability from the local ASADA, the electricity letter from the power company, legal road access, and any limits from protected forest or a biological corridor next to the land.
The dry season runs from about December to April; the rest of the year brings heavy afternoon rain, most of all in the later months of the wet season.
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Photos: Cover · Manuel Antonio National Park, Quepos · Bernard Gagnon / Wikimedia Commons, CC0
