The perfect setting to begin and end your day
Studio Apartments and Bedroom Suites at El Remanso B&B
Green Parrot Studio Apartment
El Remanso’s Green Parrot studio apartment is located on the lower level of the house overlooking the beach and has its own private, separate entrance. A wood-decked patio just outside the sleeping area overlooks the beach just below, and brick steps lead from the patio down to the beach. The 400 square-foot apartment has a […]
Sandpiper Studio Apartment
El Remanso’s Sandpiper studio apartment is located on the lower level of the house and has its own private, separate entrance. A wood deck overlooks the beach just below, and brick steps lead from the concrete patio down to the beach. The apartment has a small but well-equipped kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator, microwave, gas range […]
Eagle Suite
Located up on the second level across from the Hummingbird Suite, the Eagle Suite has a beautiful view of the treetops and the beach down below. It has a king-size bed that is made up of two twin beds, so it is possible to separate them if desired. The suite has a tiled bathroom with […]
Hummingbird Suite
Our Hummingbird Suite sleeps 2 in a king-size bed, with an incredible view of the beach below. Large ensuite bathroom with double sinks. Sliding doors open to a deck overlooking the beach.
Things to do....
Fishing and Island Hopping
The Pearl Islands are famous for great fishing. Hire a local panga to take you out for a few hours. Some of the game fish here include bonita, dorado, Spanish Mackerel, sea bass, grouper, red and white snapper, etc. All of those can be caught right here off the islands.
Pangas can also take you to explore neighboring islands like Mogo Mogo where you can swim and snorkel.
We have the names and phone numbers of several good pangueros who can come pick you up right at the beach.
Sailing Club Panama
Santi Fuchs, Joel Gaona and Marta Plaza are natives of Catalonia, and run a sailing school there during the summer months. In the winter, from December through April, they come to the Pearl Islands and do the same thing here.
They teach basic sailing skills on small boats; they teach paddleboarding and wind-surfing, and they provide camping facilities on a beautiful beach near the village on Saboga.
See what they do here: http://www.sailingclubpanama.com/
See the Wreck of the Sub Marine Explorer
Hire a panga to take you to Isla San Telmo at low tide, where you can see the wreck of the world’s first commercial submarine.
Long thought to be the wreck of a WW2 Japanese submarine, it wasn’t until scientists examined it that they realized it was much older than that.
