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The Peak of Privacy:

Own Your Slice of K59 Point Break in El Salvador

Most people visit El Salvador for the surf, they fall in love with the soul. Nestled away from the neon lights of the main tourist hubs, K59 is a legendary right-hand point break that remains one of the coast’s best-kept secrets.

This isn't just land; it's direct access to some of the most consistent and rippable waves in Central America.

For Sale

Two Beachside Lots

15.6 x 22 m - 343.2 sq. m

(51 x 72 ft - 3,672 sq.ft.)

$65,000 per lot.

Purchase one or combine to form one bigger lot.

Why K59?

  • The Wave: A world-class right-hand point break known for its perfectly balanced speed and power, with racing walls and hollow sections. Unlike the crowded lineups of El Sunzal and Punta Roca, K59 offers a performance wave with a more intimate experience.

    For information on nearby waves, check out Surf Breaks in El Salvador.

  • The Privacy: Located within a semi-private community with limited public access, K59 offers a sense of community and serenity that is becoming a luxury - highly sought after by surfers around the world that want a more traditional surf trip experience.

  • The Location: While retaining a remote, country feel, K59 is perfectly positioned:

    • 35 miles to El Salvador international airport

    • 4 miles to El Zonte (Bitcoin Beach)

    • 10 miles to El Sunzal

    • 11 miles to El Tunco

    • 13 miles to Punta Roca (Surf City); El Encuentro Surf City Mall (Starbucks, Super Selectos Grocery, Wendy’s, Pizza Hut, Dollar General, restaurants, pharmacies, dentists, banks, etc.); and every other amenity you may require.

    • 16 miles to Mizata

    • 35 miles to San Salvador

  • Natural Beauty: Experience a rustic slow-paced life with dramatic cliffside views, black sand beaches, and lush coastal forests, with the sounds of crashing Pacific waves and tropical birds.



The Property

After my first visit to El Salvador in 2022, I fell in love with K59. It reminded me of Costa Rica in the late 90s, but with a more performance wave.

Beginning that first visit and continuing over a period of three years, I searched for lots available within the K59 community. Most of the land is owned by local families that have no interest in selling.

The few ocean front lots have long been sold and developed with private homes, with the exception of K59 Surf Resort | Beachfront Surf Hotel El Salvador.

Finally, in July 2025 I was introduced to a gentleman that was willing to sell a 47 x 22 m (154 x 72 ft) portion of his field, which is surrounded by lush tropical forest.

The lot is approximately 400 meters (1/4 mile) from the K59 point break, taking approximately 6 minutes to reach by foot carrying your surfboard.

The property has a rugged unpaved access to the main highway, electric and water service.

I am subdividing and selling two-thirds of the lot, 31 x 22 m or 102 x 72 ft, for a total of $130,000.

I am willing to sell two smaller lots measuring 15.6 x 22m (51 x 72 ft) for $65,000 per lot. Lots 1 and 2 identified in the picture below.

I am keeping and building a home on the remaining portion of the lot.

Below you will find videos I took of the property and aerial images.


Aerial Images of the Property



Videos of the Property

Video 1 - North Property Line

This video shows the property from the north property line, looking south. The property extends north to south from my filming position to the tree line 47 meters (154 feet) across the field. It extends east to west (22 meters (72 feet), which is approximately from the small bush sized tree my finger is pointing, to the tree/fence line to the right.

The land for sale is the 31 x 22-meter (102 x 72-foot) area beginning at my filming position and extending to the south. This land can be subdivided into two lots measuring 15.6 x 22 meters (51 x 72 meters).

This video shows the property from the east property line looking west. I pan the camera left to the south property line and right to the north property. The gentleman in the video isthe seller and the child is his grandson. His house is east above the property across the street. We intend to create a privacy screen, using hardy vegetation, such as banana trees, the entire width of the land.

Video 2 - East Property Line

Video 3 - South Property Line

This video shows the property from the south property line at the south-west corner looking north. The first 15.6 x 22 meters (51 x 72 feet) from my filming position is the lot that I am keeping to build my home. North of that is the 31 x 22 meter (102 v 72 foot) portion of land for sale, which can be broken into Lot 1 and Lot 2 or sold as a whole. You will notice the massive tree along the west property line, which is situated on Lot 2.

Video 4 - West Property Line

This video shows the property from the west property line and the dirt road along the west property line. Driveways for the lots will be situated off this road. The road runs north to a dead end in the back of the valley, and south to a short walking path that ends at a cross road that leads out to the highway and down to the K59 beach. The community is working on obtaining clearance to convert the walking path into a road to connect the two existing roads. The walking path is currently shown on Google Maps and the government CRN site as being part of the existing road.

Video 5 - Access Road and Street

This video shows the access road that runs along the north property line, as well as the dirt road along the west property line, along which the driveways to the lots will be located. It also provides a view of the land from the north-west corner.

Investing In El Salvador Real Estate

  • A New Standard for Safety

    The primary catalyst for El Salvador’s real estate boom is its radical transformation in public security.

    • Historic Low Crime Rates: In 2025, El Salvador recorded a homicide rate of just 1.3 per 100,000 people, down from 106 in 2015.

    • Safest in the Region: It is now recognized as one of the safest nations in the Western Hemisphere, a shift that has sparked massive confidence among international homebuyers and the Salvadoran diaspora.

  • Explosive Tourism & Rental Demand

    Your investment is backed by a tourism sector that is currently the fastest-growing in the Americas.

    • Record-Breaking Arrivals: The country welcomed 4.1 million international visitors in 2025, a 141% increase compared to pre-pandemic levels.

    • Surf City Synergy: Massive government investment in infrastructure, such as the Surf City initiative, has turned coastal regions like La Libertad and Usulután into global hotspots, driving property appreciation of 200-500% in areas like El Zonte and El Tunco.

    • Extended Stays: Tourists stay an average of 7.7 nights, creating a robust and consistent market for short-term vacation rentals.

    • Limited Lodging: K59 currently has very limited vacation rental housing options - less than a dozen homes stays and K59 Surf Resort are the primary lodgings. So, demand exceeds supply.

  • Unmatched Investor Incentives

    El Salvador’s historic security transformation has made it one of the safest nations in the region, providing the long-term stability necessary for significant real estate investment. El Salvador’s legal framework is designed to attract and protect foreign capital.

    • Equal Rights for Foreigners: Foreign investors enjoy the same property rights as local citizens, with no restrictions on urban or commercial ownership.

    • Tax Advantages:

      • No Property Tax: El Salvador’s historic security transformation has made it one of the safest nations in the region, providing the long-term stability necessary for significant real estate investment.Unlike most major markets, El Salvador does not levy an annual property tax.

      • Tourism Law Benefits: Projects qualified under the Tourism Law can receive a 10-year income tax waiver and VAT exemptions on real estate acquisitions.

      • Incentives for Innovation: New laws offer tax credits of up to 30% for significant investment expansions.

    • Economic Stability: As a dollarized economy since 2001, investors are shielded from the currency volatility common in other emerging markets. Yes, El Salvador uses the US Dollar. It is also Bitcoin friendly.

  • Real Investment Opportunities

    Coastal housing is always a good investment. El Salvador is no longer a "plan B"—it is a premier destination for those seeking stability, safety, and double-digit appreciation. With no annual property tax and a government fully committed to coastal development, there has never been a better time to invest in K59

    Investing in a lot at K59 isn’t just about buying land; it’s about securing a stake in El Salvador’s most exclusive and rapidly appreciating "Surf City" corridor. While high-traffic areas like El Tunco have already seen massive surges, K59 offers the rare combination of pristine, world-class surf and high-growth potential for custom-built residences.

    • A World-Class Surf Asset at Your Doorstep: The value of K59 is anchored by its legendary "right point break," famous for powerful tubes and fast sections.

      • Dual-Break Advantage: You are within 400 meters of K59 and 500 meters of K61, offering long rides and barrels that attract high-spending international surf travelers.

      • Exclusive Atmosphere: Unlike more crowded spots, K59 maintains a tranquil, exclusive feel, making it the perfect location for a private home serving as a vacation rental.

    • Explosive Financial Appreciation: Land in the La Libertad region is currently among the most compelling real estate opportunities in the Americas.

      • Strategic Growth: As part of the Surf City initiative, property values in key coastal hotspots have surged by over 200% recently.

      • Phase 1 Infrastructure: Recent upgrades like the "Camino a Surf City" highway have slashed travel times, making K59 accessible just 35 minutes from San Salvador and under 90 minutes from the international airport.

      • Low Entry, High Ceiling: Buying a lot (terreno) allows you to enter the market at a lower price point than finished units, with the flexibility to design a high-yield rental property.

    • A Lucrative Short-Term Rental Market: Building at K59 positions you to tap into a booming vacation rental market.

      • High Nightly Rates: Top-performing properties in the La Libertad department command average daily rates (ADR) of $164+ during peak season.

      • Strong Yields: It is estimated that Airbnb listings in the Surf City - K59 area generate a median annual revenue of approximately $18,000, with top-tier villas significantly exceeding these figures. You should be able to earn at least 10% on your land acquisition and home build costs from rental income alone, not factoring in property value appreciation.

      • Tourism Boom: El Salvador welcomed a record 3.9 million visitors in 2024, a 17% increase year-over-year, with an increase to 4.1 million visitors in 2025, driving a critical shortage of high-quality coastal accommodations.

Your Neighbors

Ian & Helena

We have amassed a network of professionals in El Salvador to successfully construct and maintain a home, and to manage vacation rentals.

Our network incudes building contractors, engineers, architects, property managers, grounds keepers, housekeepers, realtors, and lawyers. We are happy to point you in the right direction or to reach an agreement with you whereby we would handle everything for you from acquisition through construction and continuing property management and rental of your home when you are away.

Helena

She is originally from Sao Paulo, Brazil, where she was born and raised and began her career as an architect. She has lived on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, since 2016, where she continues to design exceptional beach homes, teaches yoga, and charges big waves. She has travelled the world surfing and fell in love with K59 during her first visit in the summer of 2024.

Ian

I was born and raised on the New Jersey Shore. Attended college and law school in Jacksonville, Florida, where I lived for 14 years, before traveling the world for 3 years. After travelling I settled down on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, where I have been based since 2017. Like Helena, I moved to the North Shore to pursue big wave surfing. I am a practicing attorney with Settle Meyer Law in Honolulu, Hawaii.

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