Launching Casa Cavada: Panama’s Most Spectacular Private Luxury Residence

We are delighted to unveil the jewel in the crown, our pièce de résistance, our very own masterpiece. Presenting Casa Cavada, a next-generation villa that takes Islas Secas to a whole new level.

Paradise Found

Built to meld into the surrounding landscape, we’ve drawn inspiration from our greatest asset – the wild, natural surroundings of Islas Secas. You’ll see that inspiration everywhere: in the swooping, soaring roof, built to mimic the wings of a giant manta ray or frigate bird. In the triple-height ceilings that float above huge, sustainably-harvested eucalyptus trunks, emerging from rough-hewn coralstone floors. In the view, where the expanse of the Pacific is framed from every window, dominating every view, the vast, semi-Olympic infinity pool merging with the endless blue of the horizon.

Extraordinary Design

Unfolding across 8,300ft², Casa Cavada is, quite simply, one of the most luxurious and architecturally astonishing private luxury residences in Central America. From the broad terrace emerging organically out of the volcanic rock, and the indoor-outdoor design that brings you up close and personal to nature, to the deeply Panamanian touches, showcasing local weavings, tribal patterns and original artworks handmade by the indigenous Guna tribe – the attention to detail is staggering.

Exquisite Interiors

The four bedrooms, including a showstopper master suite, feature breezy four-poster beds, spacious bathrooms and private balconies overlooking the ocean. You’ll have your own dedicated team, including a private chef, as well as full access to all the adventurous delights of Islas Secas – from scuba diving, fishing and marine safaris, to soulful spa treatments and private beach days.

Sustainable Throughout

And our sustainable ethos is evident throughout. From being fully solar powered, to using a cistern beneath the pool to collect rainwater to replenish evaporation, our purpose is to protect our valuable ecosystem and conserve the Islas Secas archipelago.