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Morro Negrito Surf Camp
Panama's oldest surf camp (opened 1998), a remote boat-access island lodge in the Gulf of Chiriquí with daily boat trips to surrounding reef breaks — $110/day, $90/day for 3+ nights.
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About this camp
Suits surfers who want a genuinely remote, boat-access island camp over a mainland town base. Morro Negrito has run since June 1998 — the site's own claim of being Panama's longest-running surf camp is plausible and unopposed by any rival dating claim found in this research. The package is simple and fully priced on the operator's own site: $110 per person per day, discounted to $90/day for stays of 3 nights or more, children 10 and under free; it includes beachfront island lodging, three meals a day, daily boat trips to that day's best of several surrounding reef breaks, wifi at the eating area, and transport from the mainland port (about a 20-minute boat ride) to the island. The honest downside is the isolation itself: boat-only access, a long way from medical care, and a scheduled daily boat system rather than surf-on-demand.
What's included
- Coaching
- Board rental
- Airport transfer
- Transfers to breaks
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Yoga
- Video analysis
- Surf theory sessions
- Photography
- Spot guiding
- Social events
- Wi-Fi
- Pool
- Spa
- Mountain biking
- Coworking
- Wellness programming
- Family friendly
- Boat trips
- On-site restaurant
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