Located in La Punta, Montañita, on Ecuador’s spectacular Pacific coast, this 5,000-square-meter oceanfront parcel represents one of the few remaining opportunities to develop directly on the ocean in a location that is highly successful — logistically, commercially, and reputationally as a desired tourist destination.

Privately titled for more than seventy years, the land has remained intact as Montañita evolved from a small surfing town into one of Ecuador’s most internationally recognized coastal destinations. The title is clean, the documentation is current, and the transfer is available immediately.

La Punta sits just beyond the energetic center of Montañita, where the coastline opens, and the density softens. It is home to worldwide surf competitions and long-established hospitality projects, and it has remained distinct from more speculative coastal zones along Ecuador’s coast. Very little oceanfront land remains here, and even less arrives to market with both scale and approvals already in place.

The site itself has been carefully prepared. The land has been cleared and shaped, access established, and the terrain worked with long-term development in mind. This is not raw or theoretical ground. It has already been studied, handled, and positioned for execution.

What makes this opportunity particularly compelling is its level of readiness.

Municipal building permits have been granted. Environmental registration is complete. A large-scale condominium project has been architecturally designed and approved, with plans included in the sale. More than $50,000 USD has already been invested to move the project through the regulatory process — saving a future buyer considerable time, cost, headaches, and uncertainty.

The approved design responds naturally to the site. From the road, this architectural masterpiece presents a confident but restrained presence. From the ocean side, it opens toward the horizon, with terraces and shared spaces oriented to light, views, and airflow. The scale is appropriate for La Punta— substantial but not out of context—and the concept aligns well with both residential and hospitality-adjacent uses.

From a development standpoint, the parcel’s size, ocean frontage, and existing approvals allow for multiple paths forward. A buyer may proceed directly with the approved condominium project or adapt the plans for a branded residential or hospitality concept, subject to the usual refinements. The entitlement work is complete; the flexibility remains.

The ownership group originally intended to build the project as approved. Their decision to sell reflects a strategic reallocation of capital into several smaller developments rather than a change in confidence in the site itself. As a result, this offering provides a rare opportunity to step into a fully entitled oceanfront development in Ecuador without starting from the beginning.

At an asking price of $1.5 million, this property is not positioned as a speculative land play. It is suited to a buyer who understands the value of coastal land that cannot be replicated, approvals that cannot be accelerated, and a site that has already demonstrated its viability within Ecuador’s tourism and development landscape.

Opportunities like this— oceanfront, permitted, and located in La Punta — are exceedingly rare. When they appear, they tend to move through informed conversations rather than broad exposure.

This amazing oceanfront development opportunity in La Punta, Montañita, Ecuador, is being offered quietly and intentionally and could be your next big award-winning project.