Apartamento Cacao Changuinola offers accommodations in Changuinola, 29 miles from Jaguar Rescue Center. This vacation home features free private parking, free shuttle service, and free Wifi.
Naomi and Jason
United States
Nice kitchen, bed was super comfortable. Had 2 AC units, plenty of space in bedroom, sofa in kitchen. Iron and board when requested. Nice closet to hang clothes up. Photos are accurate.
Private Beachfront House with Kayak & Guided Tours is a vacation home that features guests a comfortable place to stay in Changuinola with a garden and free Wifi.
Michelle
United States
Really enjoyed the traditional casita style with the bonus of having hot water which is a rarity for Bocas. The views were amazing from the property! Also loved being able to swim nearby and the outdoor foot wash was awesome for minimizing sand on the deck.
Hospedaje Yarisnori has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Bocas Town. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a playground.
Sophie
Canada
This place is so idyllic. True island character. Simple yet quality. A sense of style in many touches.Best beds! And sheets were cotton! Or at least 50%. Beautifully situated on the shore. Staff so friendly and warm and helpful. Enjoyed the tranquility, remote feeling, and the walk to Playa Estrella.
This collection of eco-friendly wooden cabins is located on Panamá’s stunning Bocas del Toro Archipelago.
Francheska
United States
Lovely gems 💎 of bocas wake up on a cristal turquoise over waters bungalow very private our top start host Maria Pilar who received us with a piñacolada I don’t have excuses or complaints they make us feel amazing free kayaking also snorkeling
Bird Island Bungalows features an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Bocas Town. Among the various facilities of this property are a bar and water sports facilities.
Every time that I go now the town in a certain way it's...
Every time that I go now the town in a certain way it's getting a little bit more indigenous if I can say so, so let me explain. In the past probably 8-10 years or so, the government is assigning property to the Cunas, that are the indigenous people of Panama, because at a certain point, they took it from them, so now Changinola is basically one of the areas where indigenous peoples are being "relocated". With that said, it's not a place that you're going to find a lot of museums or art or regular cultural activities nor a lot of things like that, but you can find places with great food options. It's more countryside area, from were you cam commute to other places like Bocas or close by áreas.
Marcela
Costa Rica
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