One of the top all-inclusive destinations in Panama is set to reopen on Nov. 19.
Islas Secas, which is actually comprised of 14 privately-owned islands in the Gulf of Chiriqui, has a total of four Casita sites and three clamping-style tenting casitas.
The property can sleep a total of 24 guests.
It’s completely off the grid, set 33 nautical miles from the nearest town.
Each casita has its own outdoor deck, plunge pool and thatched-roof cabana.
For more, visit Islas Secas.
— CJ
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