Pearl Island Offers Private Island Living

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(PEARL ISLAND, PANAMA) -- Leading luxury resort investor and developer Dolphin Capital Investors is working together with Panamanian based Grupo Eleta to deliver a unique private island escape called Pearl Island. The serene Pacific island, featuring 14 private sandy beaches, is proposed to be a low-density, 5-star sustainable real estate and leisure development.

Just an hour by boat from Panama City, the luxurious project represents one of the largest luxury private island developments in Central America, yet 75 percent of this historic 6,000 year-old-island will remain untouched, abundant in rich flora and fauna.

A select number of beautifully positioned home sites and cliff-top ocean-fronting villas are now available for sale within a handful of thoughtfully designed neighborhoods in the initial Founders' Phase of the development; the Cueva Peninsula. Home sites will range from 1-2 acres in size and have been inspired by their topographical setting affording magnificent views and optimal privacy. The sites can be developed to create bespoke homes subject to the island's already established architectural and landscape guidelines. In addition, a limited number of two-, three- and four-bedroom villas will be built on the cliffs around the beach club to exceptional sustainability standards and can be purchased on a turn-key basis.

Boasting fourteen white sand bays discreetly scattered between 3,000 acres of tropical rainforest and one of the most spectacular ecosystems in the world, Pearl Island is also home to an array of treasured species including humpback whales, over 700 species of tropical fish, turtles and a rare iguana. It also has a history that dates back almost 6,000 years and was a destination once revered for its abundant pearl farming.

Pearl Island will offer every imaginable luxury to owners and visitors, including a state-of-the-art gym, kids' club, tennis courts, equestrian centre, ocean-front beach club, spa and marina.

Early release 2011 lot prices range from $800,000 to $2 million.

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