Bocas del Toro Living - How to live, succeed, and enjoy life in Panama's most incredible ecotourism outpost

Bastimentos National Park - Includes most of Bastimentos Island, Zapatilla Cays, Crawl Cay, and Red Frog Beach and the surrounding waters and mangroves. Just off Isla Colon, this Panamanian National Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bocas del Toro. Read More - Bastimentos National Park

Kraal Cay (Crawl Cay) - Best place to take pictures in Bocas del Toro. Its natural beauty is nearly untouched, bright, serene, memorable indeed. The mangroves that surround the islands house many tropical fish species. If you come to Bocas del Toro and don't visit Kraal Cay, you've made a mistake. Read more about Krall Cay

Zapatilla Cay - One of Panama's best marine park spots, Zapatilla Cay. This marine park was set up to help protect and conserve Panama's unique marine and coastal ecosystems, including swamps, mangrove forests, coral reefs, pristine beaches and more than 220 species of fish. Read more about Zapatilla Cay

Boca del Drago - Cool area with a beach long enough for a decent walk and is dotted with rocky patches that house land and sea creatures. There is a an open-air restaurant, cabins, docks and great snorkeling right offshore. Read more about Boca del Drago

Sway Cay - is located on the north side of Isla Colon. This incredible collection of tiny islands is the only known nesting site for several rare birds. If you want a truly original experience that few will ever have, visit this area and bring your binoculars and camera. Read more about Sway Cay

Hospital Point - The facility itself is privately owned. However, the beautiful calm, crystal clear waters surrounding the area have some of the best snorkeling and diving in the entire providence. You can see everything from Green Moray eels to Giant Angelfish, bristleworm and various sponges. Read more about Hospital Point

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