CABO CALETAS  Cabo Caletas has one of the most dramatic hotel sites along the Central Pacific of Costa Rica and our intent is to bring a major Luxury Flag to the project. Nestled along the Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Playa Hermosa, a 109 acre wildlife refuge featuring 9 kilometers of protected beaches, this is truly a unique opportunity for hotel guests to enjoy the raw and natural beauty of Costa Rica while living in complete luxury and opulence. Featuring elevations of 175 feet which gently roll down to the crashing waves along the reef and being positioned next to the Ocean Golf Course on three remarkable holes; this hotel site will certainly leave a lasting impression. 
Construction
Cabo Caletas is investing heavily into our infrastructure to ensure our owners and guests
modern day comfort and amenities without taking away from the natural setting. PICTURES 
Our infrastructure includes
+ Private Brick Paved boulevards and roads with curbs, gutters and sidewalks
+ Extensive landscaping throughout the roads, roundabouts, bridges and sidewalks
+ Underground electric, sewer, phone, cable, storm drainage
+ High speed internet
+ Sewer treatment plants
+ Cellular phone coverage
+ Community security
Hotel Site Features:
+ 15 Acres of highly usable Beachfront
+ Over 250 meters of Beach and Coastline
+ Dramatic site for luxury spa and restaurant overlooking the ocean
+ Elevations of 175 feet rolling gently down to the ocean
+ Shared property line with Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Playa Hermosa
+ Golf Frontage featuring holes #14, 15 and 16
+ Underground utilities
+ Secure and Private Environment
+ 18-hole Championship Golf Course 
Environment Wildlife & Vegetation
Cabo Caletas is uniquely positioned in a migratory corridor for many different species of animals and our intention is to blend our development into the environment without disturbing the natural features of the property. It is very common on any given day to see a flock of Scarlet Macaws, Monkeys, Sloths, Parrots, Frogs, Crabs, Ocelots, Butterflies, many other different types of exotic birds and of course Turtles. When people tour Cabo Caletas, one of the most common and lasting impressions is the amount of mature vegetation and wide variety of trees. We have various species native to Costa Rica such as Pochote, Guanacaste, Roble Sabana, Ceibo, Ghilamate, Guarumo, Gallinazo, Cenizaro trees. Wildlife Refuge
Our neighbor, Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Playa Hermosa, is a 109 acre wildlife refuge spanning over 9 kilometers (6 miles) of pristine beaches. Known for it's secluded beaches, volcanic reef and many tidal pools perfect for sun bathing and snorkeling, this is clearly a must do for everyone to experience. Cabo Caletas beach is directly next to this wildlife refuge therefore it is an easy and convenient stroll to be in the heart of Costa Rica's best spots. This refuge is protected by the environmental agency MINAE as it is a migratory destination for the Lora sea turtles to lay their eggs. In fact, this past October, it was reported that over 46,000 turtles were hatched. The season of nesting spreads from June until February, and observation treks can be made/arranged from the middle of July until December. The refuge is divided into two sectors: One called (named) Tulín or Hermosa, that spreads from the Hermosa Beach (less than 5 km from Jacó) up to the river mouth of the river Tulín or Tusubres, with an approximate extension of 7 km and the other one which is next to us, Punta Mala o Punta Judas, which spreads from the same river mouth, up to a series of rocky formations and tidal pools. The geological phenomenon Punta Judas, a volcanic rock formation flowing over a kilometer into the ocean is one of the most impressive sites in all of Costa Rica. The views and experience is great way to spend a day and explore the thousands of tidal pools with various marine life. Cabo Caletas has been and will working with MINAE to preserve and maintain our wildlife refuge natural state for many years to come. |