Casa Cayuco Eco-Adventure Lodge: where jungle meets the sea

The Architecture

Casa Cayuco blends into the pristine surroundings of Bocas del Toro through an open-air design that blurs the lines between shelter and wilderness. Its fourteen accommodations, including oceanfront bungalows, tree-top cabins, and suites, offer a direct connection to the Caribbean landscape.

Sustainability guides the lodge's operations, minimizing environmental impact through the use of solar energy and rainwater harvesting systems. The property maintains a strong commitment to the environment by actively managing waste through composting and recycling.

Located next to the Ngäbe-Buglé indigenous village of Salt Creek, the lodge encourages conscious tourism that supports local community projects. The culinary proposal highlights a plant-based menu, complemented by fresh fish caught by local fishermen, combining regional ingredients with global recipes.

The Environment

Located in the Bocas del Toro archipelago, the lodge is nestled between jungle and sea, with direct access to a beach swimmable year-round. Guests can explore trails on Bastimentos Island directly from the property.