At Panama's Santa Catalina, surfing and relaxation are great
Although this may seem a bit contradictory, did you know there are those who not only plan their surfing, but when they have finished they also have a plan for how to relax? When planning to surf in Panama, sometimes a lot more can go into the equation.For example, after a day of surfing someone may want to go to a quiet island so they can use their Kindle to read the latest chapter of Hunger Games, or they may have set up a trip to a small, private island for a swim and a picnic, usually with someone else.
What makes this approach interesting is that you are planning your entire vacation around not only your surfing, but also relaxing after your runs. It's easy with the helpful staff of Rancho Estero.
Although Panama's Santa Catalina Island is considered primarily a major surfer's haven because of La Punta Break, as well as the many other breaks that exist on many of the small islands that are part of the Coiba National Park that surrounds Santa Catalina, there are actually those who want to stop at Rancho Estero for a little surfing and a lot of rest, relaxation and quiet.Let's face it – you can only surf major breaks so much of the time without feeling burned out, no matter how experienced or eager you are. There are those times when you surf in Panama at Santa Catalina or at Isla Coiba when you would like to take a few hours off to rest. When you do, the helpful staff of hosts and hostesses at Rancho Estero are ready to help meet your needs, whatever they may be.