Seahorse Point is more than a place for a holiday. The property is a self-sufficient home on ten acres of private land on Isla Bastimentos, where the rainforest meets the Caribbean Sea, in one of the richest areas of nature in the Americas.
A self-sufficient island home
- Solar power with lithium battery storage, with backup generators for emergencies. Read about the power systems.
- Rainwater collected from the roofs, with more than 20,000 litres of storage, then filtered by ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis for safe drinking water. Read about the water systems.
- Botanic gardens, a plant nursery and a food forest with tropical fruit, cacao and coconut. See the food forest.
- A small farm with raised beds for vegetables and herbs, and a pond with fish.
- A main house with four double bedrooms and one twin bedroom, all en suite, plus a swimming pool, the Yellow House, the Seagrass Café, a workshop, docks and an education centre.
A stable climate and rich nature
Bocas del Toro lies south of the main Caribbean hurricane belt and enjoys warm weather throughout the whole year. From the house you can watch sloths in the trees, dolphins in the bay and seahorses among the mangrove roots, while coral reefs and the national marine park lie only a short paddle away.
Partners and investors
We welcome conversations with partners and investors who share our vision for Seahorse Point and who would like to discuss the future of the property. Please contact Howard Dryden by email at howard@seahorsepoint.org or by WhatsApp on +44 (0)7748 701275.