Islas Secas Private Island & Reserve
Islas Secas, PanamaSet on 14 remote volcanic islands in Panama's Gulf of Chiriquí, this exclusive resort offers luxury accommodations alongside a deep commitment to environmental conservation. With three-quarters of the archipelago relatively untouched, guests can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Panama.
Travelers passionate about marine exploration and sustainability will find personalized experiences tailored to their interests while contributing to conservation efforts.
Rooms and suites
Accommodations are designed to seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor living, reflecting the natural beauty of the surroundings. The Tented Casitas provide an intimate setting for two, with walls that open onto private terraces amidst tropical gardens and featuring large outdoor soaking tubs—ideal for couples seeking a romantic retreat. For families or groups, Casita Grande offers four individual casitas set in lush gardens with a private pool and panoramic sea views. Casa Cavada, perfect for those desiring ample space and luxury, boasts four bedrooms, six bathrooms, an expansive living area, a private gym, a bar, and a semi-Olympic infinity pool overlooking the ocean. Casita Mirador, set among the trees with its private plunge pool and ocean views, provides secluded luxury for guests seeking tranquility. Each accommodation showcases a barefoot-chic aesthetic inspired by Panamanian design, ensuring comfort and privacy in a stunning natural setting.
Amenities and experiences
Panamanian-inspired cuisine at Terraza and handcrafted cocktails at Balboa Bar with ocean views.
Treatments at Secascent Spa and daily outdoor yoga classes amid tropical greenery.
Panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean from the infinity pool.
Year-round kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, e-foiling, SeaBobs, sailing, private island excursions, sunset cruises, and access to over 20 dive sites rich in marine life. PADI certification available for divers of all levels.
Catch-and-release tuna fishing and ethical marlin fishing, with one half-day fishing trip per stay included.
Seasonal humpback whale watching from July to October; birdwatching, with over 100 species including Panama's second-largest frigate bird colony; guided nature trails, and participation in conservation projects like whale fluke identification and coral monitoring with expert guides.
Nature bingo, treasure hunts, cooking sessions, and snorkeling adventures designed for younger guests.
How to get here
Located 20 miles off Panama's Pacific coast in the Gulf of Chiriquí, the resort is accessible via a one-hour private plane transfer from Panama City, landing directly on the private airstrip. Panama City offers direct international flights from major cities in the USA, South America, and Europe. The resort can arrange transportation to ensure a seamless journey.