San Blas Panama Eco Resort
San Blas Panama Eco Resort offers log cabins built with log frames, while traditional thatch weaving is used with a wood frame to make the roofs. Many of these cabins have decks looking out on the sea, and have queen and king sized beds, ceiling fans, and lounge chairs to enjoy the view. Don't expect Internet access or TVs. The cabins at the San Blas Panama Eco Resort are for travelers who truly want to get away for a while.
San Blas Panama Eco Resort
San Blas Islands
Republic of Panama
866-390-3451
sanblasvacations.com/
Tranquilo Bay
Tranquilo Bay is an isolated island resort that can only be reached by boat. The log cabin accommodations at this eco-resort are made from local timber and materials to blend in as well as possible with the surrounding environment. Basic amenities at the cabins include coffee maker, air conditioning, hair dryer, porch hammock, and hot water for showers. There is over a mile of hiking trails running through the island, and the main lodge is a place for meals and the start of a guided tour of the local flora and fauna.
Tranquilo Bay
Isla Batimentos
Bocas del Toro
Republic of Panama
+011-713-589-6952
tranquilobay.com/home.htm
Uaguinega Dolphin Lodge
The Uaguinega Dolphin Lodge is on a small private island in the Kuna Yala series of islands. This lodge provides 11 log cabins for tourists. The cabins have the classic Panama design of log frames with thatch covering the roofs, giving the cabins a tropical appearance that fits in with the local aesthetic. These cabins are designed for minimum environmental impact, not for luxury. These cabins have electricity for five hours a day, from 6 to 11 pm. There are also three junior suites that do have electricity all night. These cabins are right on the beach, and the rates at the Uaguinega Dolphin Lodge include meals, guided bird watching tours, river tours, and even guided tours of local communities.
Uaguinega Dolphin Lodge
Apartado 0823-00287
The Republic of Panama
uaguinega.com/
Article Written By Monty Dayton
Monty Dayton is a professional freelance writer who has worked for the ACLU, Touchstone Publishing LLC, the University of Alaska, Fairbanks and many other employers. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from the University of Alaska and loves writing about travel, the outdoors and health topics.
