
Nestled along the pristine shores of Ecuador's Pacific coast, Hacienda Santa Clara represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own and protect one of the last remaining expanses of primary dry tropical forest in the country.

Spanning 828 hectares (over 2,000 acres) of diverse terrain, this beachfront haven combines breathtaking natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and immense potential for eco-tourism, sustainable agriculture, and low-impact development.
Ideal for conservation organizations, eco-investors, or forward-thinking developers committed to preserving Ecuador's fragile ecosystems while unlocking ethical revenue streams.
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Located just 3 km from the vibrant surf town of Canoa— known for its bohemian vibe and world-class waves—Hacienda Santa Clara offers ready access via the Ruta del Spondylus (E15 highway), a modern, coastal highway connecting to major hubs like Bahía de Caráquez (19 km away) and Quito (340 km).

Why Hacienda Santa Clara Stands Out as a Conservation Powerhouse: This property is more than land—it's a living sanctuary. Ecuador's dry tropical forests have been reduced to just 2% of their original extent due to historical clearing, making Santa Clara's ~455 hectares (1,124 acres) of primary forest a critical refuge for endangered species and a beacon for biodiversity restoration.
During an appraisal inspection, thriving ecosystems teeming with life were observed: majestic ceiba and piñón trees towering up to 30 meters, vibrant flora like balsa and various palms, and fauna including howler monkeys, white-tailed deer, peccaries, and a dazzling array of birds, reptiles, and marine species.

Unlocking Eco-Development Potential: Envision transforming this paradise into a model of sustainable living. Approximately 44 hectares of flatter, lower-elevation land near the highway could be developed into ecological quintas (private eco-estates) of at least 1 hectare each, minimizing environmental impact while offering premium retreats for nature lovers.
The property's 5.48 km of dramatic Pacific coastline (3.4 miles)—featuring spectacular cliffs and serene sand beaches—invites eco-tourism ventures like guided wildlife hikes, birdwatching tours, paragliding or surf camps, or glamping sites that harmonize with the landscape.

Cultivable areas suit regenerative ranching and farming practices, drawing on the region's agricultural heritage in crops like cacao, coffee, and livestock.

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This is not just an investment; it's a legacy for generations, aligning profit with planet. Act today to secure this irreplaceable asset and contribute to global conservation.
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