Inside, the accommodation is comfortably and tastefully furnished, with a king-size bed tucked away in an upper loft area where views of the Bocas del Toro Bay can be enjoyed through a window in the palm roof. Downstairs, there is a family bathroom with a hot-water shower. All of the huts have a 12-volt electric power supplied by the solar panels installed in the thatch roof. Upon arrival, guests will be warmly welcomed with a complimentary cocktail, and each night mineral water bottles are provided in the accommodations. The host can also provide raincoats, umbrellas, and flashlights free of charge. Glampers can make free use of all linens provided, and the reading lights provide a cozy ambiance in the evening. The nine wooden huts at this site are joined to the main dock by independent walkways, except for two which share a walkway because there is live coral between them. Glampers who do not wish to share a walkway are encouraged to contact the host for more information. Breakfast and three course dinner is included in the daily rate, and in the daytime glampers can make the most of the fantastic water-sports on offer. Guests are invited to dine out on the impressive terrace overlooking the ocean, which has a thatched roof and candle-lit ambiance. A rich variety of Caribbean, local, and international dishes are served every evening in the restaurant, and dinner is included in the nightly rate. Glampers can also enjoy a drink at the solarium bar, which offers breathtaking sunset views. This retreat is committed to a vision of sustainability, and the site is fitted with a highly advanced renewable energy system. Solar panels provide energy to the cabins, and a biodigester treats waste water to avoid any pollution of the pristine natural surroundings. Guests can make free use of the kayaks and diving equipment throughout their stay.