Over 35 splendorous coral white, ebony black and radiant gold sandy beaches surround San Jose Island, including inimate coves affording quiet anchorages in the turquoise-blue waters of the Gulf of Panamá. Primordial forest cover the gently rolling hills which rise to 135 meters (450 ft.) above sea level, giving panaramic views of San Jose Island and the rest of the archipelago.
The Soil is extremely fertile and nourishes a wide variety of vegetation including gallery or tier forests rising to 80 feet and higher, with occasional arboreal giants Coconuts palms and wild sugar cane are found along the coast line. Several previously unknown plants have been found here in addition to several distinct varieties of birds, reptiles and mammals, a situation very similar to that of the Galapagos islands.
San Jose is irrigated by many springs and rivers, which flow steadily throughtout the years, providing an abundance of pure fresh water. Several waterfalls of up to 60 feets in height and natural cayes, further enhance the beauty of the island.
The Climate of the island is typically tropical with a rainy season from May to November and a dry season from December to April. The temperature ranges a minimum of 65=F and maximum of 92=F,with an average of 79=F.
There are no hurricanes or earthquakes in this part of the world. An additional insurance and peace of mind when contemplating long term projects investments.
Wildlifeis abundant and consistent with the rich vegetation and profussion of water and includes wild pigs, giant pidgeons, deer, agoutisand parrots to mention a few.
The Gulf waters around San Jose in tropical game fish, and are considered among the finest fishing grounds in the world. Never do San Jose sportsmen return emptyhanded (16 black marlin world records have been conquered in these waters). Sailfish, Amberjack, Bonito, Wahoo, Dolphin, Corbina, Red Snapper, Tuna and Macarel, as well as marine turtles, Shrimp, Giants oysters, Clams and mussels make this a paradise for fishermen and divers.