real state dominical

Dominical is an easy-going surf town situated on the southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, just 28 miles (45 km) south of Quepos and Manuel Antonio National Park.

Dominical is for the traveler seeking an authentic experience. A place where the smiles are as wide as the beaches are long, and the unspoiled rainforest and shore is home to locals, ex-pats from around the world, and more bird and animal species than can be counted.

Dominical isn't for everyone. But it might be just perfect for you. We're building a small number of high-quality resort homes for people who think this part of the world is just this side of heaven.

BEACHES, SURFING & ACTIVITIES

Within a one hour drive of Dominical and even as close as your front door, you can experience every imaginable experience that Costa Rica has to offer (with the exception of volcano tours - that's just a little further should you so desire).

Sport fishing, river rafting, sea kayaking, snorkeling, diving, national parks, wildlife refuges, marine parks, surfing, swimming, horseback riding, waterfalls, bird watching, hiking and more - it's all right here at Punta Dominical.

Beaches:

Playa Dominical offers dramatic sunrises to the southeast, as well as some of Costa Rica's most fabulous Pacific sunsets to the northwest. Regardless of the season, you'll be hypnotized by the beauty of this unique spot.

But, there's plenty more. The Dominical area, from Playa Guapil to the north to Punta Ventanas to the south, provides a stretch of countless beaches, each unique in its own way, for you to explore. You can swim or wade in the surf, stroll on golden sands, kayak through caves, enjoy a picnic under the shade of coconut palms, or watch the pelicans and water fowl that inhabit the shorelines.

Water temperatures in the Pacific are typically in the upper 70s to low 80s throughout the year - perfect for water sports.

Playa Dominical Surfing:

Playa Dominical is considered by both Ticos and tourists to be the most consistent wave in Costa Rica. Wave heights rarely drop below waist-high with ideal sandbars producing quality lefts, rights, and plenty of good barrels. Playa Dominical is the focal point for surfing in the area and normally sees between ten and thirty surfers in the water in the high seasons