Hotel is beautiful when you’re on dry land. But no, which makes it even more interesting. Its nine cabins on stage at the coral-reefed coast-mile long, through the Caribbean Sea, in Panama. The view is crystal clear water from Bocas del Toro archipelago, and the odd dolphin. The cottages are built using traditional local style – native plants, clay, bamboo and wild cane with palm leaf roofs. Instead, the hotel also offers some very modern technology. The cabin is powered by solar energy, cooling gas used in refrigerators, and bio-digestor debugs dirt, like the other hotels we have heard, this is much, requires a flight from Panama City, or boat from Almirante. But sometimes the effort was really worth.Via

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