Monday, April 18, 2016

Squash in Naturewalk

The squash in Naturewalk has started to fruit:







Naturewalk is a fully master-planned community in the Central Pacific region. Located in the hills it is about 10 miles from the ocean. Owners in Naturewalk can own a beautiful lot on which they can have their home and better still they can have fully managed crops growing on their land giving an income.

To find out more about Naturewalk call USA +1-202-697-9284 or Europe +353-1-272-4184 or e mail info@costaricainvest.ie

Read about Naturewalk in the New York Times here.

Friday, April 15, 2016

Squash in Naturewalk

One of the crops currently being tested for growth and export is Squash. There are two varieties growing Spanish and Kabocha. You can see the  squash being planted just a few weeks ago here



Naturewalk is a fully master-planned community in the Central Pacific region. Located in the hills it is about 10 miles from the ocean. Owners in Naturewalk can own a beautiful lot on which they can have their home and better still they can have fully managed crops growing on their land giving an income.

To find out more about Naturewalk call USA +1-202-697-9284 or Europe +353-1-272-4184 or e mail info@costaricainvest.ie

Read about Naturewalk in the New York Times here.

Thursday, April 14, 2016

Shanti Home, Samarcanda, Caribbean Coast, Costa Rica

Samarcanda Gated Community - Shanti Home

Shanti Home - $120,000


  • Beautiful Shanti Home is incredible value in the Samarcanda, Gated Community for just $110,000

  • 2 bedrooms, 1 and 1/2 baths, kitchen, laundry room and living room over two floors

  • 149 square meters (approx. 1600 square feet)

  • Built on a beautiful Ocean View lot of 239.87 square meters (2,600 square feet)

  • Very Private

About Samarcanda

  • Located in a 250 acres property in the South Caribbean, overlooking the ocean, 85% of the land is protected as a Private Biological Reserve. Common areas include a Private Biological Reserve, natural pool, paths in the forest

  • 3 km graveled roads, entrance office, 24/7security.

  • Samasati Retreat and Rainforest Sanctuary is part of the Gated Community.

  • All lots are surrounded by common areas and have lots of privacy.

  • 11 magnificent homes have been built.

  • Located 10km South of the Beaufitul Cahuita National Park on the Carribean Coast of Costa Rica

  • Samarcanda is an intentional community with the goal of establishing minimal ecological impact as an alternative to traditional forms of communities.

  • Visit and experience sustainable living in this spectacular Caribbean Location

PRICE US$120,000

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View Lot in Samarcanda, Gated Community on the Caribbean Coast

Samarcanda Gated Community - Beautiful View Lot

View Lot - $110,000


  • One of the most beautiful view lots in Samarcanda

  • 2,511.93 square meters (27,017 square feet) of development ready beauty for just $110,000

About Samarcanda

  • Located in a 250 acres property in the South Caribbean, overlooking the ocean, 85% of the land is protected as a Private Biological Reserve. Common areas include a Private Biological Reserve, natural pool, paths in the forest

  • 3 km graveled roads, entrance office, 24/7security.

  • Samasati Retreat and Rainforest Sanctuary is part of the Gated Community.

  • All lots are surrounded by common areas and have lots of privacy.

  • 11 magnificent homes have been built.

  • Located 10km South of the Beaufitul Cahuita National Park on the Carribean Coast of Costa Rica

  • Samarcanda is an intentional community with the goal of establishing minimal ecological impact as an alternative to traditional forms of communities.

  • Visit and experience sustainable living in this spectacular Caribbean Location

PRICE US$110,000

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Monday, March 21, 2016

Semana Santa Costa Rica

This week is Semana Santa in Costa Rica or Easter Holy Week.

It is a holiday week in Costa Rica with many Costa Ricans taking the entire week off and many businesses shut for much of the week.

Thursday and Friday are official public holidays.

The main religion in Costa Rica is Catholicism and there are religious parades throughout the country on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday.Each procession is a dramatic reenactment of Jesus’ journey through Jerusalem to his crucifixion and resurrection. They are a very serious events, and spectators line the streets to mourn and pray.

At family gatherings during Semana Santa special meals are prepared and seafood is traditionally eaten.

Delicious dishes  such as rice and shrimp, ceviche and fried fish are prepared.  Various desserts such as empanadas, pudding and jelly are all made from chiverre, a big squash that looks like a watermelon and is in season during this time. The flesh is cooked with brown sugar blocks.

Those Costa Rican’s not celebrating religious traditions spend the week at the beach. Hotels and accommodation are booked up months in advance and the beaches and roads to them can be very overcrowded whist San Jose and other urban areas are deserted.

During Holy Week, a Dry Law is in place, meaning that at midnight on Wednesday all bars and liquor stores close.  However many locals stock up on liquor and beer for the upcoming weekend.  At the beach it is possible to find a clandestine bar open, but no alcohol can be officially served anywhere in the city.


Friday, March 11, 2016

Thai Chilli Peppers

Thai hot chilli peppers have been test planted and grown successfully in Naturewalk. Naturewalk will soon plant acres of chilli peppers for export.

Below you can see some of the hot chilli peppers grown in Naturewalk:




Naturewalk is a fully masterplanned community in the Central Pacific region. Located in the hills it is about 10 miles from the ocean. Owners in Naturewalk can own a beautiful lot on which they can have their home and better still they can have fully managed crops growing on their land giving an income.

To find out more about Naturewalk call USA +1-202-697-9284 or Europe +353-1-272-4184 or e mail info@costaricainvest.ie

Read about Naturewalk in the New York Times here.

Planting squash in Naturewalk

One of the crops grown for export to the USA in Naturewalk is squash. There are two main varieties grown - Butternut and Kabocha. This is a quick growing crop and requires significant maintenance and lots of irrigation.








Naturewalk is a fully masterplanned community in the Central Pacific region. Located in the hills it is about 10 miles from the ocean. Owners in Naturewalk can own a beautiful lot on which they can have their home and better still they can have fully managed crops growing on their land giving an income.

To find out more about Naturewalk call USA +1-202-697-9284 or Europe +353-1-272-4184 or e mail info@costaricainvest.ie

Read about Naturewalk in the New York Times here.