Overwater glass domes on one private Panamanian island. Nothing but sea, sky, and absolute quiet.
Overwater glass domes that float at the edge of the Caribbean. A community hub where mornings begin with coffee and evenings find you barefoot at the bar. Nothing extraneous. Nothing missing.
Each dome sits on a private deck extending over clear Caribbean water. Glass panels above your bed. A direct ladder to the sea below. This is sleep as immersion.
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A thatch-roofed pavilion over the water with a full bar, buffet-style local breakfasts, and hammocks that sway with the tide. The social heart of the island — as active or as quiet as you choose.
See the Hub →Every island stay has its rhythms. These are ours.
Surf breaks that rarely see a crowd. Coral reefs sheltering sea turtles and nurse sharks. Jungle trails to hidden waterfalls. Fishing charters. ATV rides through primary rainforest. Dolphin Bay, where a resident pod of 37 bottlenose dolphins has made their home for generations.
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Miami to Panama City in under 3 hours. A 50-minute domestic flight to Bocas Town. Then a private boat transfer to the island — roughly 15 minutes of open Caribbean water. Door to dock in as little as 5 hours.
Glamp Island opens in September 2026 for our inaugural season. Join our waitlist to receive construction updates and first access to reservation windows before we list publicly. All images on this site are design concept renderings — the physical domes are currently under construction.
Glamp Island is intentionally small — a limited number of overwater domes, each accommodating two guests. No day visitors, no group takeovers. At any given time, the island belongs entirely to those staying here.
A complimentary breakfast at the community hub is included daily. Activities — snorkeling, surfing lessons, fishing charters, jungle hikes, cultural tours — are available as add-ons and can be arranged before or during your stay.
Yes. Bocas del Toro is one of Panama's most established tourist destinations and the island is entirely private — accessible only by boat. Panama itself is politically stable with a strong dollar-based economy and excellent infrastructure.
December through March offers the driest skies and calmest seas — peak season. September and October bring a "veranillo" (little dry season) with calmer water and fewer guests. If whale watching is a priority, July to October is humpback season.
Yes. Private island buyouts are available for groups of up to 10. Contact us directly via WhatsApp or email to discuss your dates and requirements.
Overwater domes. One private island. A Caribbean you didn't know still existed.
