SANTA CATALINA OCEAN VIEW HOUSE
Santa Catalina, in the district of Sona, Province of Veraguas, is the best place in Panama for surfing and scuba diving. This area includes a multitude of beautiful Pacific islands and beaches. It is a small, tranquil village where tourists and locals come to practice surfing, scuba diving, and fishing. Santa Catalina village has seen exponential growth in the last few years, now with more than 15 restaurants, 10 hotels and hostels, 7 scuba & snorkeling tour operators, and other attractions that have boosted this small village into an established tourist destination.
Santa Catalina is blessed with the best and most consistent surfing beaches in Central America. The fishing is incredible - wahoo, tuna, and red snapper are among the most frequently caught. Thousands of tourists come through Santa Catalina to visit the Isla Coiba national marine park, a UNESCO protected site, ranked among the best scuba dive sites in the world.
This beautiful house has 3 floors. The ground floor is an enclosed garage with storage areas. The first floor is a 1 bedroom apartment with bathroom, kitchen, and terrace with wide sliding glass doors that open up to a fantastic ocean view. The second floor is a 1 bedroom apartment with kitchen, and terrace with wide glass doors and a beautiful ocean view. This property was owner built, with solid concrete construction with a Spanish tile roof, and has nice quality finishings. The land area is 1000 m2, on a hill overlooking the ocean. The property has lots of potential for future expansion. This property has power utilities, private water well with water storage tank, asphalt main road, and concrete internal access road. This is the ideal property for anyone who would like to live near the beach, in a comfortable home with ocean views, or own a great vacation rental property.
Santa Catalina is located in the province of Veraguas. It was once a sleepy fishing village that had been unexplored until the seventies. The location had been a secret kept by surfers in order to protect its exclusivity. Today it still maintains that exclusivity considering that it is still a relatively long drive to get to an ATM machine.
Santa Catalina is a tropical heaven offering world class surfing locations. The closest access point is Isla Coiba. The town has one main street that goes into the beach and here you can find boats that are used for fishing, surfing, and scuba diving enthusiasts.
Some of the most popular activities are:
One of the most popular sports carried out, as there exists some of the biggest waves that veteran surfers enjoy riding all through the year. Those who are still not yet experienced can visit Estero that has smaller waves that are consistent and easy to manage. It also has several surf camps doted all over the beach where one can easily horn their skills and rent boards.
It is common to view an army of seabirds diving for baitfish driven up by the huge schools of tuna fish. The typical weather condition and warm waters make it the perfect seasonal home for many sea creatures that are trying to escape the winters in both hemispheres giving action all through the year.
Another activity that allows guests to view the spectacular range of the different types of fish that are numerous in number. The trips allow one to have a good view of eels, crabs, lobster, and other creatures that thrive on reefs, one also gets the chance to view the breath taking corals located at the bottom ranges. Some areas are still virtually unexplored and chances of being one of the first visitors are high which is something that cannot be mentioned about many areas of the world.
Eco tours are popular throughout the region and include day and night trips to and from the Coiba Island these are run by local businesses. Some of the activities include guided as well as own driven tours of the island using Kayaks provided by international companies in the area. The businesses also offer a variety of other services including yoga massages. An advance planning and booking is advised for best pleasure and relaxation.
Bird watchers have the chance to observe an endless assortment of birds within their natural unspoilt habitats in and around Coiba Island. Some of the most popular choices include the scarlet macaw and parrots that are easy to spot among the hills. The island itself is a UNESCO protected zone and is part of a national park.
Contact Jon at +(507)6672-0089 in Panama by call or whatsapp for more information and to schedule an appointment to see these spectacular House