Cebaco Island has 8,500 hectares with a population of approximately 650 people.
Most of the inhabitants are native fishermen, humble and hardworking. Isla Cebaco offers a phenomenal setting for diving, snorkeling and other water sports.
In the mountains of the island, you can find a great abundance of fruit, exotic wood trees, and fresh water from the mountains. You can see both sides of the island from the top of the mountain. Isla Cebaco is located in the district of Montijo, province of Veraguas.
You can leave Puerto Mutis, 25 minutes from Santiago (the main city of Veraguas) and 4 hours from Panama City.
The distance from the port to the island is relatively short, depending on the speed of the boat. The island is approximately 30 to 40 kilometers from Puerto Mutis.
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