KM 8 Carretera Transpeninsular Num 1, La Paz, ­ 23000

Property Description

San Evaristo is a trophy-scale coastal reserve where the Baja desert meets the Sea of Cortez in its most untouched form—33,000 acres ( 133.5 million m²) wrapped around seven uninterrupted kilometers of coastline. The scale is almost surreal: more than five times the size of the Vatican, giving you a canvas that simply does not exist in normal markets. This is the Sea of Cortez famously known as “the Aquarium of the World” for its concentration of marine life. ? Expect the kind of natural spectacle that makes Baja legendary: whales offshore, dolphins, sea lions, rays, and crystalline coves that feel like hidden chambers waiting to be discovered. What makes San Evaristo exceptionally investable is that it’s not just beautiful it’s ready. A complete planning and market dossier is already in place: development scenarios, land-use logic, and multiple concept pathways that map what can be built, where, and why from ultra-low-density private estates to a world-class eco-resort / wellness sanctuary, or a long-term strategic hold that lets scarcity do the heavy lifting. And importantly: the region is on the radar of forward municipal planning meaning the big levers of value creation ( roads, power, water ) are not fantasy; they are the natural next chapters as the corridor evolves. Access remains discreet yet practical: approximately 3 hours by road from La Paz, or 45 minutes by sea depending on point of departure and conditions. San Evaristo can be developed with restraint or protected and held as a rare, finite coastal position that matures with time. Either way, it reads like a quiet gift: a subtle Ganesha moment an obstacle removed, an opening revealed where the right steward doesn’t just buy land, but finds the true treasure they’ve been searching for.