Panama’s oldest rocks are right beneath Morrillo’s shores help explain when and how Panama was created.

Along Panama’s Pacific coast, some of the most fascinating treasures are hiding in plain sight. The black calabash (Amphitecna latifolia) is a perfect example—a coastal tree perfectly at home in sandy soil, with unusual darkening fruits, a fascinating connection to wildlife, and a fun ways to use it.

The heart of sea turtle conservation where community, culture, and a deep love for the ocean come together. From local food and artisan crafts to conservation education, this annual fair celebrates the remarkable sea turtles that call our community home.

Sea turtles gain legal protective rights in Panama. In a history making move, Panama is the first country in the world to grant these animals their very own dedicated law.

weight. Once found among Panama’s mountain streams, the brilliant golden frog has disappeared from its natural home. But its story isn't over. Scientists and conservationists are working against enormous odds to bring this remarkable species back to the forests where it belongs. Discover the story of Panama’s golden frog, the threats it faces, and why bringing it home matters to all of us.

Rainforest Dung Beetle in Panama Rolling around in poop is a seemingly mischievous pasttime of our dog Princessa and before her, our beloved Remo. Perhaps you have had one of those precious dogs in your life too - the one that pranced home at the end of a long day, or just minutes before guests arrive, proud as punch wearing their latest eau du jour. The scent is sure to send everyone else running except you. You get the lucky chore of chasing them down as the cleanup crew. W

An inspiring story of an orphaned infant white-faced capuchin and how rescue, rehabilitation, and education help create a brighter future for Panama's primates.

Whip Spider, Keel-Billed Toucan, & Ghost Bat - The 3 B's and P's of Jungle Life

Biggest, strongest, gentle giants of Panama - the Hercules Beetle.

A song and video that brings a recent guests experience with us to life - a glimpse of this place through the heart of someone who truly felt it.

Second place for the most desired animal to see in Panama is worth squawking about but, most beautiful bird in the world is an Olympic sized title and one that people travel far and wide to see. Toucans call Mexico to Venezuela home and...wait for it...Morrillo Beach Eco Resort! There it is - another reason to come stay with us.

Tides of Morrillo Beach - Best time to Surf, Swim, and Fish

Sea Beans in Panama: The Smooth Brown Drift Seeds Found on Our Beach

The Guayacan - a commanding presence in the forest treasured this time of year for her brief golden display high up in the canopy of Panama's forests.

The delicious sweet purple fruit with a milky latex juice in Panama.

Admired for its elegant white flowers and rich fragrance, we love growing white ginger to flavor the dishes we create for our guests.

The Pitch Apple tree is like a super clingy BFF to other trees, starting her life as an epiphyte - meaning she sprouts her seeds in the crook of a tree eventually growing a large web of roots that, like a strangler fig, will encircle and overtake the host tree thereby losing its BFF status for good.

Wonder what created the white sand beaches of Panama?

Panama doesn't celebrate Halloween but this little Halloween Crab does!

Wondering what those huge brown and red seeds are on the Pacific beaches of Panama right now?