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The Property has 34Km of Caribeean beachfront. 500 Hectares have been planted with cocunut palm trees which are in full production. The property spans 3,500 hectares of pristine, unspoiled and virtually uninhabited tropical land. Vast stretches of Caribbean sand alternate with rocky cliffs for many Km.
The property borders the Rio Indio-Maiz Biological Reserve in southeastern Nicaragua, a place virtually untouched by modern man. Rio Indio-Maiz is the largest lowland tropical rainforest North ofthe Amazon.
The property's rivers, lagoons and waterways are teeming with an impressive abundance and variety of aquatic life. Predominant freshwater species include the royal tarpon, sawfish. red snapper, bass, rainbow trout, bobo, majarra, snook, drum, guapote, and one of the last remaining concentrations of freshwater shark in the world. Saltwater varieties of include barracuda, jack, kingfish, sierra, tripletail, cubera, grouper, jewfish, wahoo, and tuna (often exceeding 100 pounds). Other noteworthy aquatic creatures include the manatee, and a prehistoric oddity called the garfish.
Various breeds of colorful toucans, parrots, macaws, hummingbirds, owls, eagles, hawks and and parakeets are only some of the over 300 species of birds. Extremely rare species such as the royal fly catcher can also be found here. The region is literally a birdwatcher's paradise.
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