Catalina’s Hideaway

Santa Catalina, Panama

Wilderness + Safari Nature Lodge
Worth Building Around

Beachfront casitas and jungle treehouses in old-growth gardens outside Santa Catalina, on the stretch of Pacific coast its Canadian owners spent two years searching for. An infinity pool faces the water, morning yoga runs on a timber deck under the palms, and all three meals come from a farm-to-table kitchen on site. The property arranges everything off-site, from surf lessons to Coiba National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site a short boat ride offshore, and private charter flights back to Panama City. An owner-run hideaway where the jungle meets the Pacific.

What It Is

A barefoot luxury eco-retreat on Panama's Pacific coast, with direct access to Coiba National Park.

What It Is Not

Close to restaurants or a town.

Worth Building Around

If Panama's Pacific coast is the draw and Coiba National Park is on the list.

 

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