This property has 7,500 metres of unbroken Caribbean beachfront and totals over 6000 acres of natural undisturbed wildlife habitat, much of which is bounded by lagoon waters. It doesnt get better than that!

The pale sand Caribbean beach contrasts with the green of the vegetation which reaches miles back to the lagoon. In this part of the lagoon are some of the best fishing grounds in the whole lagoon region.

The property weaves history into its remote natural beauty. It was the landing site of a famous Spanish sailing ship called El Escondido which arrived in the 1600s and after which the Escondido river is named.

"Many of the 76 million American boomers are more likely than their parents to consider retiring to a foreign land, because they have traveled more, have higher hopes for retirement, and tend to be more active and adventuresome." Time magazine