To ensure privacy, we have limited the accommodations to seven Casitas (little houses in Spanish). Typically, we have no more than fourteen guests on the islands with an equal number of staff members. Manicured coral pathways connect the Casitas to the Terraza (main terrace), dining area and bar, located at the head of a protected bay, with views over the beach, ocean and several smaller islands an idyllic setting for a cocktail and relaxation. All Casitas are equipped with wi-fi access, but none of them has a telephone, television or radio, with the exception of Casita Grande.
We have six standard casitas (Spanish for little house), which are twenty ft round Pacific Yurts. The Pacific Yurt is a modern adaptation of the ancient shelter used by Central Asian nomads for centuries. In keeping with our green approach we chose this type of structure due to the small impact it has on the environment. The casitas are individually nestled in the foliage but offer amazing views of the surrounding beaches and bays - all while affording privacy to the occupants. Each casita can comfortably house two guests in a queen sized bed; they include hot water showers, fans, mini bar and private ocean front or ocean view bohio (typical thatched roof outdoor structure in Panama) complete with lounge chairs for relaxation. Each one is powered by its own solar array and battery system providing 12 volt and 110 voltage power.
The casita Grande (the Islas Secas version of a suite) is a thirty ft Pacific Yurt located on a hilltop with amazing views of the surrounding islands and bays. This casita is furnished similarly to the standard casitas but also includes a kitchenette, living area, satellite television, wireless high speed internet, a large private balcony and a bohio.
