Nayara Bocas del Toro - Bocas Bali Villas

Nayara Bocas del Toro - the Bocas Bali Villas, is an adults-only resort with 16 over-water villas plus IBUKU Island Treehouses, on the Panama Caribbean coast opened in 2021.

Nearby spirited Bocas Town in Bocas Del Toro, Panama, lies an extraordinary Balinese inspired over-the-water getaway, Bocas Bali. The hotel is a beautiful representation of relaxing innovation and timeless elegance designed by famed architect Andres Brenes. Just steps from each villa sits a beckoning pool or the sea to float the day away. Located where the cerulean waters are warm year-round, enjoy endless adventures or reset and recharge at the world's first elevated, aerial beach. Dine at The Elephant House or The Coral Café where all ingredients are local, farm fresh, and the regional seafood is sourced from Bocas fishermen. A rare blend of informal spontaneity in an elegant Caribbean setting await.

Experience stunning architecture enhanced by hand carved soap stone murals, a two-ton sugar root natural art piece adorning the marble floor of the alfresco court, and a colorful mural inlaid with hundreds of hand-painted wooden shakes from Bali.

Glass Floor Villa is over the water featuring a glass section for marine viewing. Private Pool Villa is over the water featuring a private saltwater pool. Treehouses feature multiple levels that take you to the treetops. All accommodations are king beds for two people. IBUKU Island Treehouses reach a height of forty feet. You will feel on top of the world and experience a sense of awed wonder. There is a surprise at every turn including a circular door and a dumb waiter reaching from the jungle floor to grand living area at the top. Each spellbinding treehouse is accessible via a winding staircase and has been outfitted with lofty 21-foot ceilings, open-air living rooms, and full-length windows. And just like the rest of the resort, these eco-conscious dwellings get all their power from the sun, while purified rainwater is used for drinking and bathing water.

Bocas Bali features the World's First Aerial Beach. The beach is approximately 90 feet long and 20 feet wide and is built atop pilings directly over the water. Named Kupu-Kupu - the Indonesian word for butterfly, it features white sand, palm trees, lounge chairs, and a bar. A 10-foot-wide wooden boardwalk connects it to the island. Stairs offer access to the waters below, where guests can go snorkeling and kayaking, among other non-motorized water sports on offer.