Hotels and Lodges of Nicaragua and Panama
Hacienda Del Mar, Pearl Islands
Located on San Jose, the second largest of the Pearl Islands in the middle of the Gulf of Panama, Hacienda del Mar blends island charm with modern comfort. Its setting, surrounded by the azure waters of the Gulf, white sand beaches and the lush triple canopy forest, is idyllic.
There are 14 spacious air-conditioned cabañas constructed of the finest Panamanian caña blanca, each with en suite and its own balcony offering breathtaking ocean views of the surroundings. Amenities include an attractive restaurant and a fresh water pool, and activities such as water skiing, snorkelling and diving, hiking and trekking, fishing, bird watching, 4-wheel all terrain tours or turtle watching - sea turtles regularly use the beaches for nesting and laying their eggs – are on offer.
Punta Caracol, Bocas del Toro
Punta Caracol is situated on Isla Colón in the Bocas del Toro Archipelago off Panama’s Caribbean coast. Constructed on stilts over the coral reef and crystal waters using traditional methods, natural materials and 21st century eco technology, the lodge is an intimate haven of peace in a pristine, unspoiled natural environment.
There are just nine exclusive duplex suites, attractively appointed with bathroom and terrace providing incredible views of the bay, and direct access to the water below. There is a charming restaurant serving local and international cuisine, whilst optional activities include diving and snorkelling, walking in the rain forest in search of sloth and scarlet frogs, boat rides through the archipelago, visits to native villages and fishing. Alternatively, simply relax and soak up the unique atmosphere.
Morgan’s Rock Hacienda & Ecolodge, San Juan del Sur
Situated on Nicaragua’s Pacific coast, Morgan’s Rock is more than just a hotel. It is an important nature conservation project, and a unique and natural haven for the true traveller looking for a touch of luxury whilst enjoying the adventure of an exotic, tropical destination.
There are 15 spacious bungalows, beautifully appointed in indigenous woods and natural materials, each with a private deck offering stunning views. A 110-metre suspension bridge across a forested canyon connects them to the main lodge where amenities include a restaurant and pool. The private nature reserve has an abundance of tropical flora and fauna, and nature tours are on offer, along with guided walks, riding, sea turtle watching (seasonal), diving and local excursions.








