Cajón de Pichilingue · Bay of La Paz
Península
Paraíso
Punta Paraíso · Marina Paraíso
177 acres of private peninsula facing the Port of Pichilingue.
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- Total site
- 3,540 m
- Of shoreline
- 0-75 m
- Elevation range
- 15 min
- To the Malecón
The opportunity
An entire peninsula, undivided.
At the gateway to the Bay of La Paz, directly across from the Pichilingue maritime terminal, this untouched desert headland sits between the navigation channel, Tesoro Bay, and the open Sea of Cortez.
The western front drops to the channel and port; the central mesa rises to 75 metres with the bay and islands on the horizon; and the southeastern shore opens to sheltered coves and pocket beaches.
Two independent parcels compose the peninsula: Marina Paraíso, the waterfront facing the port, and Punta Paraíso, the mesa and southern beaches. A buyer may acquire either parcel or the peninsula entire.
The land
Two parcels, one exceptional position.
- Marina Paraíso
- 76 acres and roughly 2,090 metres of continuous waterfront on the western channel, destined for marina and waterfront use.
- Punta Paraíso
- 101 acres rising to 75 metres, with approximately 1,600 metres of coves and beaches on Tesoro Bay, destined for hospitality and view residential.
- The peninsula entire
- 177 acres across two independent parcels, available separately or together.
The peninsula anchors a corridor connecting La Paz to the port, marina, and Balandra. It has direct highway access at 15,200 metres, is five minutes from the port and El Tesoro, and fifteen minutes from the Malecón.
The site
Natural terraces and sheltered coves.
Three natural bands order the peninsula. The western front slopes gently to deep water; the central mesa rises in terraces, giving every level its own view of the bay, islands, and port; and the southeastern shore offers pocket coves sheltered from the prevailing wind.
Topographic, slope, and elevation studies confirm broad developable ground with controlled impact.
The validation
Studied. Surveyed. Ready for world-class development.
In 2020, ownership commissioned Edgewater Resources, marina and waterfront planners in the United States, to conduct a full feasibility study. Its conclusion: the peninsula supports a complete marina destination. The full study is available in the confidential data room.
Protected deep water.
Navigation-channel
room and access for an exceptional marina and superyacht berthing.
Terraced hospitality.
Low-density boutique hotels set into the mesa's natural
terraces.
Preservation.
Approximately 47 acres integrated as permanent desert and
shoreline preservation.
Phased infrastructure.
Desalination and wastewater treatment engineered in
phases, subject to permitting.
Conceptual imagery is illustrative only. Construction is subject to the corresponding environmental studies and authorisations.
Contact us
- E-mail us
- rmena@gruporime.com
- Visit us
- Ignacio Allende 790, Zona Central, 23000 La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico