Guama is a truly unique destination where charming thatched roof huts sit on the edge of several mini islands in Laguna del Tesero (Treasure Lake).


The Villa Guama resort was built to resemble a Taino village, boasting a lush and green atmosphere with several palm trees and impeccably maintained grounds. From the outside the area looks very rustic, but the huts’ interiors are beautifully designed, complete with air conditioning. The area can only be accessed via boat, and doesn’t have an extensive list of attractions. The main attraction of Guama is the crocodile farm, where more than 100,000 aquatic reptiles, including sixteen endangered species, reside. Guama

Plan Your Trip

Get Ready to Go!

Need some more help?


Read our Reservations & Travel Planning Tips guide.