Ocoabay
Sustainability
We prioritize the health of our planet while offering a top-quality destination
Sustainability isn't just a word for us; it's what we do and who we are.
OcoaBay’s sustainable practices include replanting thousands of endemic endangered plant species, such as Guayacan trees, and revitalizing local coral reefs with the help of marine biologists. The resort employs over 60 local people, with plans to build sustainable housing for employees and their families. Educational efforts and training in Agricultura Sciences are also a key part of the project, which seeks to integrate the local community into a self-sustainable economic model through specialized employment opportunities and improved quality of life (Epicure & Culture).
Sustainability Without Compromise
OcoaBay protects the natural environment by preserving native plants such as the majestic guayacán, bayahonda, baitoa, almácigo, Palo Verde, palo amargo, and palo de chivo trees. These species adorn the landscape, creating unique spaces within the dry tropical forest microclimate. Nestled where the Cordillera Central meets the Caribbean Sea, our community is embraced by the Francisco Alberto Caamaño Deñó National Park, forming a secluded botanical and birds heaven.
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Freedoom
The initiative started with a clear emphasis on sustainability, aiming to preserve biodiversity, raise environmental awareness, and boost the local economy.
Building
Making smart use of the land topography, orientation and renewable building materials to create spaces that are vibrant and alive.
Community
Employing and sourcing locally and leaving a legacy through education, sanitation and healthcare programs for future generations.
Environment
Preserving and rebuilding environments through our responsible operations and protecting habitats on land and in the water.
