There are a whole lot of mixed reviews on here, so I thought I'd chip in my part. Here's the deal: The camps have separated. The previous camp was in front of the surf break Emily's - this is a DIFFERENT CAMP. The new location is on its own beautiful and isolated island. If you are looking for a stunning... More

The Pacific is a place I’ve wanted to go to all my life as long as I can remember as a small kid. While in the Med,I had been looking at working in the sport fishing industry in the Pacific since last year this time. I had heard about Panama, a country in Central America, which is famous for its... More

Facts about the surf camp are slippery things. If I hadn't heard from a friend of a friend before I went, my expectations would have been quite different from the reality, because much of the information online is outdated or misleading. That having been said, we had an amazing week at the surf camp with outstanding guides and fellow surfers.... More

I have visited Morro Negrito 4-5 times in the last 5 years. Being a local surfer, I can tell you that this type of operation in Panama is very hard to come by, in terms of wave quality , price and comfort. Every single trip has been worth remembering. My friends and I can't get enough. Steve Thompson (the owner)... More

The owner mislead our group completely. We were 29 people - he had us stay in a location he called the new surf camp - which had only 5 chairs for our group. 1 bathroom which always backed up. 1 shower which was essentially open air. The pictures are NOT what you get. We were told cabins - were given... More

I've been surfing Panama Surf Camp run by Steve Thompson every year since 2005 and I'm still very satisfied. Its still a shlep getting there - 5hr bus ride from Panama City so if staying in the city for one night makes more sense then Steve can recommend a hotel which offers discounted rates for his campers around $45 a... More

nobody, came to pick us up, from airport, than after a couple of hour of nightmare, to find an internet cafe, (there wasn t in the international airport ), we got in touch with Steve, that was in the states and the following day , after seven hours trip, we discovered that we couldn t go to morro negrito but... More

The waves and staff were good but there were 35 people in the joint camp run by Steve(from the mainland) and his son and ex-wife. There are three bathrooms. I am not complaining. Just the facts. The group of people all got along well. We had fresh fish twice, we stayed for three weeks. Some of these reviews sound a... More

Morro Negritos is definitely off the beaten path. If you want adventure surf travel here. U crowed fun playful surf for all Levels of surfing. The sights here are absolutely amazing. I can,t wait to get back to the surfers paradise.