Islands Bocas Del Toro
One of the most biologically diverse places on the planet
Located on the north coast of the Panamanian Caribbean is the magical destination of Bocas del Toro. The province of Bocas del Toro extends from the mainland to the archipelago. It contains some of the most extensive rainforests in Central America, and has nine main islands, 52 cays and thousands of islets. Home to some of the sites declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and the first marine park in Panamá, Bocas del Toro is considered one of the best ecotourism destinations in the country. Known as the “Galapagos of the Caribbean,” Bocas del Toro is one of the most biologically diverse places on the planet.
Bocas del Toro has the perfect balance between development, and raw and natural beauty. To enjoy the best vacations, you can choose between luxury resorts, eco-lodges in private islands, and surf-style hostels right on the beach. You can navigate the different islands, fly in the foliage of the jungle in the zip lines, dive among the most diverse reefs in the region, learn to surf in the warm Caribbean Sea, or embark on many other adventures. You can explore deserted beaches, corals full of marine life, swim with manatees, or meet one of the last monarchies of the American continent. It is impossible to see Bocas del Toro in one trip, and after your first trip you will know why so many of our visitors return, or never leave.
GEOPOSITION
Boquete
Mountain Pine Ridge
Managua
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