NATURAL AND UNSPOILED ENVIRONMENT
The concept was to create an aqua-lodge that was part of a totally natural and unspoiled environment.
The reality is a dreamy collection of nine, private, thatched suites standing on stilts in the warm, topaz waters of the Caribbean. Reached by a wooden walkway, they stretch along a mile of crystal clear waters flowing over a living coral reef. And they represent a perfect balance of using local materials like native woods, clays, leaves, bamboo canes…and the latest 21st century eco-building technology.
The result is a tranquil haven, where you share the environment with dolphins, sloth, scarlet frogs, sea birds and multi-coloured fish.
PUNTA CARACOL HOTEL, BOCAS DEL TORO
Punta Caracol, at a glance
- Nine exclusive and spacious suites standing in the Caribbean
- Furnished with carefully-sourced, natural materials
- Outside decks featuring sea level views
- Candlelight dinners in a thatched restaurant
- Ecological energy provision and pollution control
For leisure and pleasure
- Visits to the islands of the Bocas del Toro archipelago
- Exploration of the rainforest
- River trips to encounter white-faced monkeys and sloths
- Diving and snorkelling
- Yachting, fishing and sight seeing flights
- Boat trips to meet dolphins
We had a wonderful safari experience in South Luangwa, Zambia this September. Despite a few unexpected setbacks behind the scenes, everything ran seamlessly for us. Our driver and guide were outstanding, and the standard of accommodation was truly first class.
The service we received from The Ultimate Travel Company was second to none. Tania took the time to understand exactly what we wanted and helped us explore every option clearly and thoroughly. Her first-hand knowledge of Kenya and safaris made a real difference – she explained everything brilliantly. The thoughtful extras, like the travel wallet and documents, were such a lovely touch – especially for someone who loves to travel well-organised! Thank you so much. We’ll definitely be back for future adventures.
