Today there's a perfectly paved new road connecting Chiriqui Grande with Almirante, ending the isolation of the region. Bocas del Toro is attracting increasing amounts of people every year, not because of commercial or agricultural interest, but because of the amazing beauty of it's islands. Tourist from all over the world, mainly European and North Americans, are discovering this wonderful place that still reflects the purity and beauty of a land which had remained for centuries untouched by human hands. Atttractions Bocas del Toro is an archipielago of lush green tropical forests, surrounded by the crystal blue waters of the Caribbean sea. This fascinating scenario is home for an amazing array of flora and fauna of vibrant shapes and colors, many of them endemic.
Beaches are usually narrow, with white sands, full of palm trees and transparent waters.
During the day, most visitors are touring the islands and surroundings, but during the nights the area is filled with people hanging in restaurants, bars, or just walking around the main street. It's the recommended area to stay for those who prefer a more developed area and enjoy interacting with other travelers. Consists of two small uninhabited islands, ideal to spend a whole day in the beach, swimming, snorkeling or scuba diving in the beautiful reefs surrounding it. Great for a daytrip. Reachable on a 45 minute boat ride.