Weddings
A pavilion for 150 under string lights, and the whole island for the people closest to you.
At the center of the island stands our solar pavilion. It is grand enough for a 150-person seated wedding under string lights, and the whole celebration, lights, music, and kitchen, runs on nothing but sunshine. There is no ballroom and no hotel lobby. There is a lawn, a pavilion, three docks reaching into the water, and a family who built the place for exactly this kind of gathering. Sunsets are over the water on the west side of the island, which is worth knowing when you pick the hour. There are no noise hours here. The island is yours, and the night ends when you say it does.
Think of the island as the wedding house. The main hacienda has six ensuite bedrooms and the waterfront bungalow has two more, so the people closest to you, up to twenty-four, sleep here, wake here, and have the run of the place all week. Our chef cooks three meals a day and our bar builds cocktails around what is on the island, all of it included, with every dietary note sorted on the onboarding call. The kitchen never really closes. The dinner the night before, the breakfast the morning after, the late hour after the last song: the same staff carries all of it, so nobody in the family is running the show.
The morning after can start with sunrise yoga on the dock, or with coffee and nothing at all. The pool never closes. The boat and our captain are yours, so the wedding party can snorkel the reef or ride out to Cayo Zapatillas while everyone else sleeps in. There are no other guests on the island, ever. The people closest to you sleep on the island, and everyone else stays in Bocas Town, a fifteen-minute boat ride away. Guests come and go all day by the water taxis that run the pass or with our own captain, so a celebration larger than the houses is easy to plan. Tell us the size of the day and the shape of the week you have in mind, and we will work out the rest with you.
Under the string lights.
Thirty-three solar panels on the pavilion roof feed a 75 kWh battery bank that runs the entire island. The pavilion beneath is grand enough for 150 seated under the lights and intimate enough for sunrise yoga the next morning. We are fully off grid, so the whole celebration runs on sunlight.
The morning after.
Coffee on the dock at whatever hour you surface, breakfast served when you wake, a yoga teacher on the dock if you want one, or a masseuse by the water. The boat is at the dock for anyone who wants to see the reef.
The pavilion
At the center of the island, seating a 150-person wedding under string lights, fully off grid on solar.
The houses
Eight ensuite bedrooms, up to twenty-four, every room air conditioned, Starlink everywhere. A pool that never closes and a hot tub. Everyone beyond the houses stays in Bocas Town and comes across by boat.
Food and drink
Our chef cooks three meals a day and our bar builds bespoke cocktails, all included. Dietary needs get sorted on the onboarding call. Panama is not wine country, so if you want something specific poured, tell us on that call and it will be waiting at the dock.
The weather
Warm every month, seventy-five to eighty-five degrees. The dry season runs November through April, steadiest between January and March. The wet season, May through October, mostly means morning sun and afternoon showers.
No other guests, ever.
When you book the island, the whole island is yours: the houses, the docks, the boat, the staff. Red Frog Beach, Starfish Beach, and the reef are a short run by boat for the days on either side of the wedding.
Tell us when you're coming and who you're bringing. We'll take it from there.
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