Beachfront apartment in Taboga

Beachfront apartment with 7 bedrooms, accommodating up to 20 guests. Base rate includes 8 guests (4 bedrooms); additional guests $50 per person per night. Direct beach access and stunning ocean views from the main living area. The space The apartment is located beachfront in Playa Honda, where you can enjoy the sound of the waves throughout the day and beautiful views of Taboga Bay, including the pier, El Morro, Taboguilla, and the ships waiting at the entrance to the Canal. When the tide rises, the sea surrounds the house, and you can jump into the water directly from the terrace windows or even do some fishing. At night, we have lights that illuminate the beach, and when the tide is high, you can see a wide variety of fish (sardines, chopa fish, pufferfish, needlefish, manta rays, and others). We provide inflatable boats, floaties, beach chairs, mats, umbrellas, board games, and a TV with internet. Guest access Access to the apartment is through the ground floor of the building, going down a few steps. On the first level, there are 6 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. 3 bedrooms each have a queen bed, and the remaining 3 bedrooms have 4 bunk beds each. To reach the main living area—featuring the living room, dining area, bar, and kitchen—as well as the master bedroom and an additional bathroom, you go down a staircase. Both the social area and the master bedroom offer beautiful ocean views. All bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning. Other things to note Panama has two seasons: the rainy season, from April to December, and the dry season, from December to March. From November, during national holidays, through the end of the dry season in April, tourism on the island increases, and it may be difficult to get ferry tickets at the last minute on weekends. It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance. From July to October, humpback whales migrate to warm waters to mate and are often seen along the coast of Taboga, creating an added attraction for visitors. September is peak whale-watching season. Tap water is not potable, but we have several filtration systems to make it safe for drinking only from the kitchen sink. You may also bring water from Panama or purchase it on the island. Water costs $12 per 5-gallon container, and ice costs $8 per bag on the island, so it is more convenient to bring these from Panama. There may occasionally be interruptions in the water supply if a pump fails or other issues arise. The apartment has more than 1,000 galons of water storage tanks as a backup, but it is important to use water responsibly, as we are not liable if the tanks run out. If used carefully, the stored water can last several days. There is no supermarket on the island— only a few small stores for basic necessities, and prices are higher than in Panama due to transportation costs. There is only one ATM from Banco Nacional available on Taboga Island, so it is advisable to bring cash in case it is out of service.