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Bonita Beach or Bonita Golf: choosing between the two
Updated 2026-10-02
In short
Bonita Golf is the project built to be lived in: a standing structure over the Las Iguanas fairways, floor plans averaging 175 square meters, from $625,000. Bonita Beach is the lagoon project: apartments averaging 116 square meters, plus villas, around a Crystal Lagoons lagoon, from $365,000.

How do the two compare at a glance?
Both projects are in Cap Cana, sell in US dollars under the same rules and fall under CONFOTUR.
- Bonita Golf: residences
- 159
- Bonita Golf: from
- $625,000
- Bonita Beach: residences
- apartments and villas
- Bonita Beach: from
- $365,000
Who is Bonita Golf for?
Bonita Golf is the one built to be lived in. It sits over Las Iguanas, an 18 hole course by P.B. Dye, minutes from Punta Espada and the marina. The structure stands today and the model residence is built, furnished and open at the site. The plan includes a clubhouse, infinity pools, a spa and a fitness center, with a concierge desk staffed 24/7.
Who is Bonita Beach for?
Bonita Beach is drawn for the owner who uses it part of the year and rents it the rest. It is built in three phases around a 15,000 square meter Crystal Lagoons lagoon, the largest in Cap Cana, with private beach access, a beach club and restaurant, infinity pools, housekeeping, private chef service and a spa operated on site. A row of villas sits directly on the lagoon beach.
When are they delivered?
Each contract states the delivery date for its unit. Delivery dates are construction estimates and carry the customary grace period stated in the contract.
Can I visit before I choose?
Yes. Schedule a private visit to the Bonita Golf site and model residence, or a video call, and ask for the current proposal for either project.
Quick answers
- Which project is cheaper?
- Bonita Beach starts at $365,000 and Bonita Golf at $625,000. A starting price covers the base unit type at current availability.
- Which one has a golf course?
- Bonita Golf overlooks Las Iguanas, an 18 hole course by P.B. Dye. Punta Espada, the Jack Nicklaus course ranked #1 in the Caribbean and Mexico by Golfweek for 8 consecutive years, is minutes from both.
General information from the developer, not legal or tax advice. Confirm your own situation with your advisor.