Dolphin Blue Paradise, Bocas del Toro

Sustainability

Dolphin Blue Paradise operates on green energy with its own solar cells and a planned small windmill for backup. The resort utilizes eco-friendly materials and implements a rainwater collection system for sustainable water needs. Guests enjoy meals made from homegrown and locally sourced organic ingredients, prioritizing farm-to-table practices.

Location

The hotel is situated on an island inhabited by the Ngabe and Guayami Tribe, surrounded by lush hills, plantations, and indigenous villages. Boasting a unique marine environment, Dolphin Bay is home to approximately 80 bottlenose dolphins year-round. This setting offers guests the chance to experience both cultural richness and natural biodiversity.

Accommodations

Each room at Dolphin Blue Paradise includes a private terrace with stunning sea views. The property offers a variety of room types such as the Dolphin View Room with large balcony space and the Family Jungle Room featuring both sea and jungle views. All accommodations ensure comfort with private bathrooms and personal touches.

Dining

Dining options feature an over-the-water restaurant offering a set 3-course dinner menu with freshly prepared meals. Guests can enjoy breakfast featuring fresh fruit, homemade bread, and juices sourced from the garden. The Blå Bar serves snacks and cocktails throughout the day, enhancing the dining experience.

Activities

Dolphin Blue Paradise provides unique experiences such as chocolate farm tours where guests learn about traditional cacao processing. An array of water activities, including surfing trips and fishing charters, can be arranged for guests. Additionally, visitors can explore the on-site tropical garden, which showcases local flora and fauna.

Highlights

Location: island home to 80 bottlenose dolphins

Dining: homemade and healthy breakfast

Activities: Monkey Island Excursion & Surfing

Accommodation: rooms with private terraces