Particuliere vakantiehuizen in Parque Nacional Marino Isla Bastimentos

'Great place to stay in Bocas del Toro, centrally located, with a shared kitchen and comfortable rooms with AC and hot showers. Thomas was very helpful in explaining everything about Bocas, including how to get to different places and what to do during our stay. The only downside was that some guests in other rooms were noisy early in the morning, which woke us up.'

'We had an amazing time at the villas. Phillip is a great guy. If you’re prepared for your stay you may never need to see him, aside from boating his kids to school. If you stay here be prepared. Bring your own food, water, booze or whatever you need. You can always call Nino for a boat ride into town but we stayed 3 days alone and it was amazing. Best value overwater stay in Bocas del toro. Ultra clear water right off the dock. Lobster man boats by $5 Lobsters. We had some crazy Caribbean rain...

'The place is magical, right on the water, with a beautiful coral reef teeming with fish below for snorkeling. There's a small kayak for you to use; I used it to watch the sunset and it was beautiful. My wife loved this place. It's quiet, with a very peaceful vibe. It's about a 15-minute boat ride to get there. The owner, Philip, was very attentive and kind. This place definitely has a beautiful vibe; highly recommended.'

'We stayed in the two bedroom top unit. The space was absolutely perfect. The decor and furnishings were lovely. The view was exquisite and the location perfect. The shared pool area was a beautiful space to start, end or just enjoy the day. The surf break in front is entertaining to watch and/or enjoy. There is a calm area to swim and snorkel a few minutes down the road. We enjoyed the restaurants around Paunch. As a family of four, including two teenagers, Skullys was a fun place to...

'Amazing views. Bring your earplugs for music from bar down the hill.'

'Property is beautiful and perfect for a very quiet, low-key, rustic beach experience. It was a bit stormy while we were there, so water was very murky and not good for snorkeling or kayaking. Definitely bring your own food and supplies, as there are no stores there, and eating out at the two neighbouring resorts can become very pricey, and they can be hard to book. Sterling was very helpful and quick to respond to all of our questions and requests, although we never saw him in person. Be sure to...