Salamoly Lodge Golfo Dulce – 28 Hectares with Beachfront and Homes

Salamoly Lodge sits on the innermost shore of Golfo Dulce on Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast, close to Rincón de Osa. The property covers more than 28 hectares and includes three houses and a pool, offering rental income potential. It also boasts 500 meters of pristine beachfront, a perfect setting for whale and dolphin watching.

A Tropical Forest Setting
The land features tall, evergreen tropical forest with diverse vegetation. More than 80% of the gulf’s shoreline is still covered by rainforest, kept lush by the Esquinas and Rincón Rivers. This natural setting makes the property a sanctuary for wildlife and a unique investment opportunity.

Marine Life in Golfo Dulce
Golfo Dulce is one of the rare places on Earth where both northern and southern humpback whales meet. From July to September, southern whales arrive to breed and nurse their young in the calm waters. Northern whales also migrate here, making the gulf a hotspot for whale watching.

The waters are also home to dolphins, sea turtles, and many colorful fish. Scalloped hammerhead sharks migrate through the gulf, showing connections to the Galapagos Islands. In front of Salamoly Lodge lies the largest reef platform in the gulf, providing habitat for tropical fish, stingrays, and turtles. Mission Blue has even named this area a “Hope Spot” for marine conservation.

Scenic Beauty and Nearby Islands
Just 2.5 km east of Salamoly Lodge are “Los Mogos,” three small islets surrounded by reef. These islets add to the natural beauty and offer excellent spots for diving and snorkeling.

Biodiversity and Protected Areas
The lodge sits close to Corcovado National Park and Piedras Blancas National Park. Together, these parks form one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. National Geographic calls the Osa Peninsula “the most biologically intense place on Earth.”

More than 400 bird species live in the region, including endangered species like the Yellow-billed Cotinga and the Costa Rican endemic Black-cheeked Ant-Tanager. The forest, mangroves, and river mouths create a rich ecosystem that supports countless species of flora and fauna.

Why Choose Salamoly Lodge?

28 hectares of land with 500 meters of beachfront
Three rental houses and a pool for income potential
Prime whale and dolphin watching location
Access to coral reefs, rivers, and mangroves
Close to Corcovado and Piedras Blancas National Parks


Salamoly Lodge is more than a property. It’s a chance to own a piece of Costa Rica’s natural paradise, with strong eco-tourism and conservation appeal.

Contact REMAX Jungle Properties
Ready to learn more about Salamoly Lodge? Contact REMAX Jungle Properties today at info@remaxjungle.com or call +506 8447 3629 to schedule a private visit.