The small town of Puero Jiménez, called Port Jim by tourists and expatriates, has about 2,000 inhabitants. Tourists can fly into this somewhat remote town from San José, as the town has its own air strip. There is also bus service between San José and towns on the highway to and from this little town, but frankly, flying here saves a lot of time. Luxury real estate in Puerto Jiménez Costa Rica exists and is typically found on the outskirts of the town, as it is new construction since the town embraced tourism as its main income stream. There’s plenty to see and do in and around this little town.

Luxury Real Estate in Puerto Jiménez Costa Rica

The small town of Puero Jiménez, called Port Jim by tourists and expatriates, has about 2,000 inhabitants. Tourists can fly into this somewhat remote town from San José, as the town has its own air strip. There is also bus service between San José and towns on the highway to and from this little town, but frankly, flying here saves a lot of time. Luxury real estate in Puerto Jiménez Costa Rica exists and is typically found on the outskirts of the town, as it is new construction since the town embraced tourism as its main income stream. There’s plenty to see and do in and around this little town.

How many towns have a mangrove swamp, complete with crocodiles, bisecting it? You may be sure there are not very many, and this town is one of them. Bird watching is extremely popular here. Scarlet macaws live in Corcovado National Park, but they also make their home in this town as well and so can be easily seen. Puerto Jiménez luxury properties can overlook the bay, which are highly desirable, or they can be found in the outskirts of the city facing the gorgeous trees that lead into the jungle. There are canopy tour businesses nearby (otherwise known as ziplines), and the wildlife in Corcovado National Park is second to none.