Both of these islands located within the Isla Bastimentos National Marine National Park, in Bocas del Toro, Panama. Offering their 14 hectares in the northern island, and 24 hectares in the southern island, a white sand and coconut tree paradise where four turtle species lay their eggs during the rainy season. The waters surrounding these islands are not too deep and allow adventuring into the coral reefs. Though sharks live toward the open sea, it is perfectly safe to swim toward the inner side of the islands.
Location
How to get there?
Air transportation is available from the Marcos A. Gelabert Airport in Albrook to the Bocas del Toro International Airport in Isla Colon. By land through the Panamerican Highway from Panama City to David, Province of Chiriqui going via Gualaca to Chiriqui Grande or Changuinola in the Province of Bocas del Toro to continue by sea through the water taxis to this destination or if you prefer up to Isla Colon, where you may plan your visit by sea to Isla Solarte.
Weather
Tropical Climate and average temperature is 79ºF.
Suggestions
You need to take sunscreen, bug repellent, light clothing, bathing suit and hat.
Activities
- Boat Rides
- Botanical & Wild Life Observation
- Eco-tourism
- Marine Life Observation
- Nature Walks
- Scuba Diving
- Snorkeling
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