A secluded ecological reserve overlooking Panama’s untamed Pacific shore, offering space to pause, explore, and reconnect with the natural world.
Set on Panama’s remote Pacific coast within a vast 1,200-acre ecological reserve, Casa Loro is a secluded hideaway where architecture, landscape, and tranquillity blend effortlessly. The property flows between forest canopy, undulating gardens, and oceanfront cliffs. Nature is always in view but never intruded upon.
The layout mirrors the terrain. Pathways wind between palms and flowering plants, linking a central house with four standalone guest pavilions, each oriented toward forest and sea. The feeling is more private home than hotel.
What we love about Casa Loro
- The architecture and interiors are refined, thoughtful, and beautifully attuned to the surrounding
- The ecological restoration and the sensitive rewilding of the land provide an organic connection with nature
- Indoor and outdoor spaces flow seamlessly to frame views of forest, sky, and sea
- A calming atmosphere that encourages stillness, rest, and gentle exploration
- Flexible spaces that allow guests to come together or retreat in total quiet
Days here unfold at any pace you choose
Early mornings are best for walking the nature trails that wind through restored habitats, offering a quiet introduction to the reserve’s biodiversity. The cliffside infinity pool provides a striking patch of calm, where views stretch across the Pacific and light shifts slowly throughout the day.
You may opt for yoga or meditation on the outdoor platform, or simply drift between shaded terraces and lounge spaces with a book in hand. For those seeking movement, horse riding and surf lessons are easily arranged nearby, while tennis can be played on-site. Evenings are often spent outdoors, dining al fresco with seasonal dishes prepared by a private chef, surrounded by the warmth of sea air and open sky.
When to Travel
Year round
From December to April, clear skies and calm seas make it ideal for ocean activities and poolside relaxation. Between May and November, short afternoon showers bring lush greenery and increased wildlife activity, while the atmosphere turns quieter and more reflective. Travellers seeking uninterrupted sunshine may prefer to avoid the wetter months of September and October.
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