Just a 15-minute drive from Hojancha’s town center along a scenic paved mountain road, the charming village of Huacas offers breathtaking views of the Gulf of Nicoya, rolling hillside farms, and lush green forests. Historically an agricultural community, Huacas has recently become a weekend destination for visitors from San José and international expats drawn by its scenic beauty, refreshing climate, and warm, authentic Costa Rican spirit.

This 3.6-hectare (8.9-acre) property presents a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in this vibrant landscape. It features panoramic views of the Gulf of Nicoya and its islands, as well as the surrounding mountains and valleys. The land is ideal for establishing a productive farm, providing income, food security, and self-sufficiency. Huacas hosts commercial coffee and citrus production, with established markets, and supports the cultivation of cacao, avocados, tropical fruits, vegetables, herbs, and smaller livestock in an integrated farming system. There’s potential to build rental cabins for visitors, especially with the area’s reliable high-speed internet facilitating remote work.

Guanacaste’s international airport is approximately an hour and forty-five minutes away. The nearby Huacas center offers basic amenities, including a general store, while Hojancha’s larger facilities provide supermarkets, pharmacies, hardware supplies, banks, restaurants, and top-tier healthcare clinics—including the regional hospital in Nicoya. Nature lovers will enjoy abundant streams, waterfalls, hiking trails, and the stunning Pacific beaches of Samara and Puerto Carrillo—all within an hour’s drive.