This 315-hectare (778-acre) ranch is located in the peaceful Coto Brus Valley, near the Talamanca mountains, La Amistad International Park, and the Panama border. The area is known for its high-quality coffee, friendly farming communities, and abundant wildlife including jaguars, quetzals, toucans, and sloths.
Nearby San Vito offers shops, restaurants, and access to local attractions like waterfalls, natural hot springs, and rainforests.
The ranch is mainly dedicated to cattle — historically up to 300 head — for beef, milk, and breeding. It also maintains a herd of quarter horses used for daily ranch work and breeding. Oxen are still used for heavy transport across the varied terrain.
About 250 hectares are well-managed pastures planted with various grasses and fed by natural rivers, creeks, and springs. Fences combine barbed wire with live tree posts.
In addition to livestock, the fertile land supports coffee, sugar cane, corn, beans, and many fruits, from pineapple and mango to local varieties like pejibaye and guayaba. The region’s mild climate and diverse flora make it ideal for farming, apiculture, and nature lovers alike.
The Southern Breeze Ranch offers a rare opportunity to own productive farmland surrounded by rich forests and vibrant rural culture in southern Costa Rica.
