94.3 acres Land with Tourism & Agriculture Potential - Santa Ana - El Salvador

Incredible investment opportunity in Selva Maya Zuhuy, a pristine 54.5-manzana property (≈94.3 acres) with enormous tourism and agricultural potential. Located at altitudes between 1,600–2,000 meters above sea level, the land borders Piedra Sellada and is framed by the iconic El Águila and El Pilón hills—landmarks along the route from Santa Ana to Sonsonate. With multiple access points from Chalchuapa, El Refugio, Atiquizaya, La Majada, and Los Naranjos, it is strategically positioned for development. The land features rich organic soil formed over millennia, ideal for cultivating high-value crops such as Hass avocado, strict high-altitude coffee, flowers, fruits, legumes, and vegetables. Cultivation can be done in Casas Mayas or directly on the terrain. Tourism potential is equally strong: perfect for building cabins, lookouts, and eco-trails, as well as spaces for meditation, relaxation, or extreme sports. It lies on the Ruta del Bacalao, an ancient Maya path to the sea, and along the route of tourists visiting Laguna de las Ranas. This is a unique opportunity to blend agriculture, history, and ecotourism in one of El Salvador’s most scenic regions.