Contadora Island | SELLS ISLAND IN THE PACIFIC SEA PEARLS
Location
Contadora Island
Published
24/05/2023
Price/m² of land
B/.92.85
Details
UBICATED ISLAND SALE IN THE PACIFIC MAR OF THE GROUP OF ISLAS CONCERNED LIKE PERLAS: 1.4 hcts. = 14,000 mt2
In the archipelago of Perlas, 35 nautical miles south of Panama City, this island takes refuge in the shelter of the great island "Viveros". In the southern mouth of the canal that separates “Viveros” from the great island “Island of the King”. The archipelago extends further south for another forty miles, with about 25 islands and islets, many, with attractive beaches and a good sense of private life.
DESCRIPTION: The island has an area of 1.4 hectares (about 3 and 1 hectare) and is low and flat (higher point is probably five meters above the ocean, with productive soil on top of huge amounts of dark volcanic rock (almost black). The island is completely covered with trees, with most of them on the periphery are coconut palms. Other trees are native trees of the significant circumference (perhaps half a meter in diameter) and height (some up to fifteen meters). There are also many fruit trees such as lemon, mango, orange and avocado. By leaving only the shade trees, fruit trees, and the coconut trees you want and with a little low-cost gardening, the topography of the island will allow a breeze of any direction.The land has enough space available for a single very large house, or several small homes, with all the comforts of a tropical shelter. The beaches are rocky, with some beach areas with the tide going down and there is a good anchorage, the socaire of the island and the extensive (more than 120 meters) of sand, which rises from the sea as the breadth of the tide decreases (the abundance of the tides in the Pacific is normally 15-18 feet), and the sand bar becomes a spectacular place. Storms are not known, the action of unusual waves, or severe rains that can affect the stability and existence of the island. There is no known water source on the island, but, according to the evidence of fruit and coconut trees, it is presumed that there is some regular source of groundwater, since, even in the "dry season", this island maintains its green appearance. Any private installation developed on the island is expected to include a diesel drive generation, along with solar pumps and perhaps wind generators, and the necessary equipment and the respective desalination and the holding of freshwater deposits. neighboring areas: The most important event (now in progress) in Viveros Island "is in sight, and only five minutes by boat. This project previews a hotel, a marina, golf course, and residential housing units, as well as a commercial landing track (which is already in use). Just ten minutes away, through the small channel that separates "Viveros" from "Isla del Rey", you arrive at the administrative headquarters of the Archipelago, the municipal capital city of "San Miguel", where there are some basic services (telephone, light, water, police) and a runway of operation daily and weekly cleaning of Aeroperlas
In the archipelago of Perlas, 35 nautical miles south of Panama City, this island takes refuge in the shelter of the great island "Viveros". In the southern mouth of the canal that separates “Viveros” from the great island “Island of the King”. The archipelago extends further south for another forty miles, with about 25 islands and islets, many, with attractive beaches and a good sense of private life.
DESCRIPTION: The island has an area of 1.4 hectares (about 3 and 1 hectare) and is low and flat (higher point is probably five meters above the ocean, with productive soil on top of huge amounts of dark volcanic rock (almost black). The island is completely covered with trees, with most of them on the periphery are coconut palms. Other trees are native trees of the significant circumference (perhaps half a meter in diameter) and height (some up to fifteen meters). There are also many fruit trees such as lemon, mango, orange and avocado. By leaving only the shade trees, fruit trees, and the coconut trees you want and with a little low-cost gardening, the topography of the island will allow a breeze of any direction.The land has enough space available for a single very large house, or several small homes, with all the comforts of a tropical shelter. The beaches are rocky, with some beach areas with the tide going down and there is a good anchorage, the socaire of the island and the extensive (more than 120 meters) of sand, which rises from the sea as the breadth of the tide decreases (the abundance of the tides in the Pacific is normally 15-18 feet), and the sand bar becomes a spectacular place. Storms are not known, the action of unusual waves, or severe rains that can affect the stability and existence of the island. There is no known water source on the island, but, according to the evidence of fruit and coconut trees, it is presumed that there is some regular source of groundwater, since, even in the "dry season", this island maintains its green appearance. Any private installation developed on the island is expected to include a diesel drive generation, along with solar pumps and perhaps wind generators, and the necessary equipment and the respective desalination and the holding of freshwater deposits. neighboring areas: The most important event (now in progress) in Viveros Island "is in sight, and only five minutes by boat. This project previews a hotel, a marina, golf course, and residential housing units, as well as a commercial landing track (which is already in use). Just ten minutes away, through the small channel that separates "Viveros" from "Isla del Rey", you arrive at the administrative headquarters of the Archipelago, the municipal capital city of "San Miguel", where there are some basic services (telephone, light, water, police) and a runway of operation daily and weekly cleaning of Aeroperlas