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Bocas del Toro has a wonderful Caribbean vibe and for those with an interest beneath the water, the snorkelling and diving opportunities are excellent.
Bocas del Toro is a remote province nestled in the north-western corner of Panama close to the border of Costa Rica. The reef off Bocas is rich with marine life. Equally the jungle interior of a number of the islands is teeming with tropical birds and amphibians.
The paradisiacal islands and cays of Bocas del Toro Archipelago are crowned with dense forest and skirted with sandy beaches, mangroves and an extensive coral reef system preserved by the Bastimentos Marine National Park.
The most developed island within the archipelago is Isla Colon, a charming fishing community dotted with pastel-coloured wooden houses and home to a distinctive Caribbean ambience. Isla Carenero is a more peaceful and modest retreat just a short water taxi ride away, and south of Isla Colon is Isla Cristobal frequented by bottlenose dolphins.
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One of John’s favourite spots is the viewing platform at the Miraflores Locks, where he has spent many happy (read “geeky”) hours being mesmerised by the machinations of the canal’s lock gate process.
This eastern region of Panama is the least populated and wildest part of the country.
The province of Colon is home to Panama’s Afro-Caribbean culture and a rugged coastline once the object of many a pirate assault.
This lush landscape is home to majestic volcanic mountain ranges, trout-filled rivers and beautiful agricultural scenery.
While the Kuna Yala territory also includes a strip of Panama’s coastline, the majority of Kuna people inhabit just 45 of the…
Soaring skyscrapers and a thriving banking district demonstrate the new era as they sparkle next to the remainders of Panama Viejo.
A magical place for a weekend away from Panama's lowland heat or for those keen on the outdoors, ornithology and photography.
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