Isla Secas

Just one is inhabited, home to a discreet eco‑resort with seven casitas accommodating only up to 18–32 guests, depending on your chosen residence.

Your stay is curated as a true marine safari. Snorkelling and diving reveal dazzling reefs teeming with parrotfish, eagle rays, turtles and more, with dive sites extending into UNESCO‑protected Coiba National Park. Whale‑watching is extraordinary: humpback whales from both northern and southern hemispheres pass through seasonally, often visible from the deck or on dedicated boat excursions. Non‑motorised watersports are unlimited, paddleboarding, kayaking, seabobbing and wakeboarding are all on offer, as well as wake‑surfing trips to Morro Negrito surf break.

Other highlights include sunset cruises, dolphin and fishing trips to legendary banks such as Hannibal Bank and Isla Montuosa. On land, wander jungle trails, bird‑watch for frigate birds, hummingbirds and iguanas, relax with yoga or indulge in spa treatments surrounded by forest serenades.

Islas Secas champions low‑impact travel. The resort runs entirely on solar power, all food waste is composted, and wastewater is treated and reused for irrigation. Since its founding, over 75% of the archipelago remains untouched, with native trees planted to restore balance, and carbon offset for transfers by sea and air. The Islas Secas Foundation supports ongoing marine and wildlife conservation, educational programmes, research partnerships and citizen science efforts including frigate bird monitoring and whale‑tail identification

Islas Secas feels like a hidden treasure: luxurious yet grounded, wild yet carefully curated. It’s the rare place where barefoot adventure meets meaningful conservation, a destination for travellers who want to connect with nature, not just observe it.