Resort in Bocas del Toro Province
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this resort
Be the only guests on an eco-friendly off-grid tropical paradise.
Come stay, chill, and unplug from the outside world for a while!
Situated on the entrance of Dolphin Bay, Jinja Island is surrounded by protective mangroves and fringed its very own coral reef - one of the best preserved in the archipelago.
At night there is incredible bio-luminescence in the waters of Jinja Bay - it sparkles when you swim in it! During the day, you can snorkel the colourful and lively Jinja Island reef.
Although Jinja Island is off-grid, it still boasts some creature comforts. There’s a small house on the island with a hot shower, a flush toilet, AC electricity from solar and USB outlets for charging phones and tablets. You will be provided with clean sheets and towels.
If you stay, you will have the house to yourself, and will pretty much be left to your own devices, but you will not be left alone on the island. The island’s caretaker, Ismael, will take good care of you. He lives on the island in a separate canbaña with his family and will be there for whatever you require (within reason!).
Jinja island is self-catering with everything you need to whip up an island feast for yourself. The kitchen comes with a fridge-freezer, gas cooker, oven, pots, plates and cutlery.
If you don’t fancy cooking, with advanced notice, Ismael’s wife Dormelinda will be happy to make you breakfast, lunch and/or dinner at a set cost using locally-sourced and grown produce.
Guests are welcome to explore the island, snorkel the reef, chill on the boat dock hammocks, swim in the protected bay and/or paddle a cayuco around to Dolphin Bay.
Staying on Jinja Island will be an experience you’ll never forget, and will directly benefit the local indigenous community. I won't be there and Ismael will be your point of contact during your stay.
But be aware that it is this is a tropical island, in the jungles of Central America, with everything that goes with it.
Jinja Island is off-grid. Water and electricity are limited. That being the case, you must be responsible with your water usage and turn off all non-essential electrical items at night.
Come stay, chill, and unplug from the outside world for a while!
Situated on the entrance of Dolphin Bay, Jinja Island is surrounded by protective mangroves and fringed its very own coral reef - one of the best preserved in the archipelago.
At night there is incredible bio-luminescence in the waters of Jinja Bay - it sparkles when you swim in it! During the day, you can snorkel the colourful and lively Jinja Island reef.
Although Jinja Island is off-grid, it still boasts some creature comforts. There’s a small house on the island with a hot shower, a flush toilet, AC electricity from solar and USB outlets for charging phones and tablets. You will be provided with clean sheets and towels.
If you stay, you will have the house to yourself, and will pretty much be left to your own devices, but you will not be left alone on the island. The island’s caretaker, Ismael, will take good care of you. He lives on the island in a separate canbaña with his family and will be there for whatever you require (within reason!).
Jinja island is self-catering with everything you need to whip up an island feast for yourself. The kitchen comes with a fridge-freezer, gas cooker, oven, pots, plates and cutlery.
If you don’t fancy cooking, with advanced notice, Ismael’s wife Dormelinda will be happy to make you breakfast, lunch and/or dinner at a set cost using locally-sourced and grown produce.
Guests are welcome to explore the island, snorkel the reef, chill on the boat dock hammocks, swim in the protected bay and/or paddle a cayuco around to Dolphin Bay.
Staying on Jinja Island will be an experience you’ll never forget, and will directly benefit the local indigenous community. I won't be there and Ismael will be your point of contact during your stay.
But be aware that it is this is a tropical island, in the jungles of Central America, with everything that goes with it.
Jinja Island is off-grid. Water and electricity are limited. That being the case, you must be responsible with your water usage and turn off all non-essential electrical items at night.
Amenities at Exclusive Remote Private Island
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Bocas del Toro Province
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