This is a beautiful property and the view is absolutely stunning. My family of 4 adults and 2 children (age 5 and 7) stayed for 3 days. We really enjoyed the property. You can see the sunset from the main house, and in the mornings and evenings you can hear several troops of howler monkeys. The dining area is open air with a massive table, and breakfast at that table was my favorite part of our stay. I'm giving this 4 instead of 5 stars because I wish we would have known a couple of things. First, this property is listed as "rural," but in this part of Panama, "rural" means "remote." We needed a 4x4 to access the property, and it took 30-45 minutes to get to the house from the main road depending on the weather. This is not a bad thing, but definitely something to plan for in advance. Second, although there technically is beach access, it's not easy access. Access is unavailable during high tide, and is about a 15 minute hike from the house. The last stretch is down steep, mossy concrete steps with no handrail. The steps alone were a challenge for my kids, and when we got to the bottom we were unable to get to the beach because of the water. We didn't realize that during low tide we would have been able to access the beach, and due to the difficulty of the path for my kids, we opted instead for a 45 minute drive to the nearest resort to swim in the pool. We could see the beach from the path, and it did look beautiful. The owner explained at check-out that there are about 3 hours during the day when the tide is too high to get to the beach. Had we known that in advance, we probably would have attempted to go again. We chose this property specifically to spend a couple days at the beach, and my kids were very disappointed. I don't think access would be as much of an issue for families without small children, and had it been just my husband and I, we likely would have swam to the beach. Overall, I would recommend this property.