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The lagoon from the air: mangrove islets on calm water, with the mountains beyond

A world of your own in the Caribbean

Overwater hideaways, jungle lodges and heartfelt hospitality on Isla Bastimentos.

Two people sitting in a hammock on the terrace, seen from behind, looking out over the lagoon and the islands

Over the water

Two bungalows over a lagoon where dolphins can be seen.

The two Jungle Lodges, facing each other, among the trees

In the jungle

Two lodges among the trees. Whichever way you look, it is all jungle.

Six Pillars Resort from the air: the pool, the restaurant and a bungalow over the lagoon, in the jungle

Six people. One pillar at a time.

Robert, from the Netherlands, and Maile, from Hawaii, bought a plot of hard clay on Isla Bastimentos in 2013. With their four children, they have been building it by hand ever since.

The open-air restaurant: wooden tables and cane chairs, with the lagoon and the islands beyond

Breakfast over the water

At Casa Magnolia, included with every stay. On Saturdays, pizza from the clay oven.

Cayo Zapatilla from the air: the jungle, the beach and boats on turquoise water

Tours by day, bioluminescence by night

Three tours from the resort, and the water at your door.

The resort's dock on the lagoon, with two sailboats tied up, among the mangroves

We pick you up at the airport

Round-trip boat transfer included. About fifteen minutes across.

Solar panels on the resort's red roofs, beside the garden and the lagoon

Off the grid

Solar power, rainwater and a garden where nothing used to grow.

The pool from above, with one person swimming and another sitting on the edge

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All rates are displayed inclusive of 10% Panama Hospitality Tax (ITBMS). No additional taxes will be applied at checkout.