The Adventure
Surf
While swells roll in May-December in Panama, surf season is all year at Burica Point. Even when the rest of Punta Burica is as flat as a pancake, the island off the point (Isla Burica) catches a small, albeit rideable swell all year. Breaks in the area can accommodate beginner to advanced surfers and SUP. For those interested in destination paddling, Isla Burica is about a 25 min paddle from Burica Surf Bed & Breakfast, and makes for a leisurely afternoon activity.
Jungle Hikes
Discover the beauty of the Panamanian jungle by foot! There are many hikes to pick from in the immediate area that guarantee wildlife sightings such as birds, monkeys, iguanas, and if you’re lucky, sloths!
Fishing
Hooked on Panama lodge is located about 11km north of Burica Point, and offers day and week-long sportfishing outings. Giant Yellowfin Tuna, Black Marlin, Blue Marlin, Sailfish, Wahoo, Cubera Snapper, Rooster Fish, and Dorado are all frequent vistors to the waters off Panama. The best season for billfish is December through April. The Giant Yellowfin Tuna are most frequent in the spring, with tuna over 200 lbs. commonly caught between March and April.
We are a U.S. based group of partners with thirty plus years of combined experience as realtors, real estate developers and experts in all things Panama. Also, we also love to surf....
This untouched, wild area of Panama is one of our favorite spots on earth. We're selectively offering a handful of parcels to the adventurous and pioneering. Give us a call, send us an email. We'll walk you through the process of owning your own perfect slice of beach-front property in Panama
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We beached the the panga and hiked up over the island through jungle. I hadn’t yet experienced a hike over the top of the island. On a trip prior we had circumnavigated the island walking over boulders and tricky shoreline. But now we were walking with a purpose to scope the surf on the other side. Heart pounding with anticipation we crossed over and down the other side picking our way over the fallen palm branches. As we reached the rocky shoreline we could clearly see rideable surf coming in and breaking in a consistent right.
It’s a rare thing these days, to visit a place that has yet to be discovered. My whole life I have ventured into the outdoors seeking experience, whether in the mountains, desert, or ocean. I cherish the solace of a sitting by a high mountain lake, hiking endlessly through redrock county of Southern Utah, or sitting on a surf board waiting for a set wave in an empty line up. I have realized over time that the most special places aren’t necessarily that convenient, they take work or some guts to get to. But rewarding because they provide me with a feeling of excitement, of discovery, of pioneering. Places that I can imagine are as they have been for thousands of years, natural, wonderful, wild. Burica is such a place.
I know I’m in the spot. I turn and paddle, the wave lifting me up a deep blue mountain, it’s steep clean face falling now in front of me..I’m up, I’m dropping in and I’m looking up at the pitching crest and then down the line as I bottom turn. I am truly free, board shorts wet and wrapped around my legs flapping with the speed of the ride, no shirt…happy. For all this time I have been thinking about this moment. How many waves have come through here unridden and undiscovered? Am I the first? Probably not….but it doesn’t matter, cause I certainly feel like I’m the first. I feel like a pioneer, and that is all that matters.