This Two-Story House in Panama Floats Entirely on Water 🐬 🛟

Forget overwater bungalows... This is a two-story floating house that you can stay in. Another reason you should add Panama to your travel list. This floating house is also more affordable than you'd expect—just half of the price you'd pay for overwater bungalows in the Bocas del Toro area.

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This two-story home in Panama floats entirely on water. This unique lodging experience can be found in the popular region of Bocas del Toro, Panama. The space is secluded and is said to have visitors from dolphins in the early morning, as well as sloths and toucans.

The house can accommodate up to four guests with a queen-sized bed on the second floor, along with a queen-sized sofa bed.

There are decks on both the first and second floors of the house, allowing guests to swim or dive into the sea below.

The house offers all the amenities, such as a full-functioning kitchen and bathroom. It should be noted that guests will require a boat transfer to the lodge, which is an additional fee for a private transfer of around $60 round trip for everyone. It's also important to note that once on the island, there are no stores or restaurants of any kind, so guests should prepare accordingly and shop before grabbing the boat over.

We found rates for a stay here starting at $109 a night for two people or $159 for four. However, this price point does not include Airbnb taxes and fees and a minimum of two nights must be booked, bringing the overall total to $372 for two nights for four people, or $46.50 per night, per person. Or $255 for two nights based on double occupancy, being $63.75 per person, per night.

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