REVIEWS
HERE'S WHAT OUR GUESTS (a few) ARE SAYING ABOUT CORAL LODGE...
 "Simply marvelous! The setting is pristine, the staff warm and friendly and
the food was wonderful. I can't recall a more memorable vacation than Coral
Lodge."
Zac Chawinga, Costa Rica
"Really nothing like it anywhere in the Americas. Loved our water
bungalows. The combination of kayaking, diving, horseback riding, fishing,
hiking in such a beautiful location was more than we expected."
Dan Gray, Dallas
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Conde Nast Traveller Hot List Hotels 2007
A comfortable yet thoroughly eco-sensitive resort on an undeveloped part of the Caribbean coast just north of Kuna Yala (a.k.a. San Blas), this property consists of six thatched-roof bungalows perched above the sea. From one's outdoor deck is an uninterrupted view to where the surf rolls in, or a view straight down into clear water and coral that shelters many small fish and crabs. |
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OverWater Opt ions
There is something very
alluring and quintessentially“honeymoon” about an
overwater bungalow. Until
recently you would have had to
travel to French Polynesia to
find one, but these closer-tohome
resorts now have
overwater rooms, too.
There are few things we can
all agree are romantic—one girl’s
lace is another’s cotton jersey.
But an overwater bungalow? |
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Prom to Plunge.. Chronicling the journeys of Kate and Rob…
Our three days at the Coral Lodge were equally surreal and pampered. We stayed in one of six thatch-roofed villas that jut out from the mainland over the turquoise waters of a small bay filled with its own spectacular coral reefs. From our back, private balcony we could while away the days in a chaise lounge or hammock, or dive in for a swim or snorkel around the bay. |
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