Restaurant for Sale in Golfito/Puntarenas, Costa Rica
125,000 USD

Restaurant for Sale in Golfito/Puntarenas, Costa Rica

Internet/Restaurant/Cafe-Turnkey

Asking Price: 125,000 USD
LOCATION-LOCATION-LOCATION---remember this? The 3 most important things to any successful business!!! Well this restaurant definitely has LOCATION. In the center of GOLFITO, this ever-popular cafe has not only served up the best breakfast in town, but it also now has Computers and Liquor!! ( a deadly combination ) COCONUT CAFE is a stop that most all foreigners make while passing through to the world-renowned surf spot - PAVONES - or ferrying across to the OSA PENINSULA - or hitting the beach in ZANCUDO!! COCONUT CAFE has been the tourism center for all travelers looking for information, cabins, tours, bus & plane schedules, etc. And then, there's the INTERNET for checking mail. And in the tropics, ICE COLD BEER is always refreshing!! Everything is included: all the furnishings, clientele, recipes, tables, chairs, pots and pans, coolers!!! You'll be the center of attention, and your new ideas are bound to make a hit. There is no other centralized location in Golfito for travelers -- this is IT. YOU CAN'T LOSE!! Check it out!! Building size: 28’x 57.5’ All papers registered and are available for viewing. Golfito and the Golfo Dulce The erstwhile “BANANA CAPITAL” GOLFITO, CAPITAL OF zona sur, is long on authentic character. It makes a perfect base for sportfishing in the gulf, hiking in nearby rainforests, boating along the mangrove-lined shores, and snorkeling at remote beaches where both surfers and marine turtles come ashore. Golfito is connected to the Inter-American highway, 16 miles away, which dead-ends in town. The town itself sprawls along 5 miles of shoreline paralleled inland by steep jungle-clad mountains. The town was born in 1938, when the United Fruit company established its plantations nearby and built the town from scratch in a unique plantation style. Golfito swiftly became the main banana shipping port in Costa Rica. A considerable expatriate population in Golfito includes a good number of yachters who arrived and succumbed to a spell from which they have never escaped. Others have washed up in more ways than one.