Travel Spotlight: Islas Secas

Islas Secas provides environmentally conscious, world-class experiences that connect you to the natural beauty and ecological abundance of Panama’s wild Pacific Coast.

Aerial view of turquoise water meeting a sandy beach lined with palms.

Courtesy of Islas Secas

Islas Secas is 100% powered by natural energy. They aim to create a model for sustainable tourism, “combining exhilarating recreation and effortless luxury with a strong ethos of environmental stewardship and community support.”

Tropical beach with turquoise water, white sand, thatched parasols, and palm forest.

Courtesy of Islas Secas

Good cause reasons why it’s on our bucket list:

Sustainable tourism
Environmental stewardship
100% powered by natural energy
100% of the food waste is recycled
100% of wastewater is re-used for irrigation

Islas Secas is 14 islands 20 miles from civilization, welcoming up to just 18 guests at a time offering a true escape from the outside world.

Islas Secas island resort, with palm-covered villas, sandy beaches, docks, and turquoise water.

Courtesy of Islas Secas

Other than pure relaxation, the island offers a litany of activities. Their dedicated Adventure Concierge can help you navigate your options: whale watching, water sports-snorkeling, kayaking, boating, naturalist and marine tours showcasing wildlife, and private beach to boot.

Island activities: kayaking, a breaching whale, and dockside yoga.
Turquoise island bay with a seaplane and two kayaks near a forested shoreline.

Courtesy of Islas Secas

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