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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Coiba National Park is one of the most beautiful places in Panama. It offers diverse marine life, coral reefs, wildlife, hiking trails, sport fishing and great swimming b... Read More
The tropical humid forest predominates, there are also pastures, savannahs, ciénegas and secondary vegetation. In the Gulf, the mangrove forest predominates, with different representative species such as red mangrove, black mangrove and white mangrove. The Wetland of International Importance Golfo de Montijo represents an important habitat for migratory birds such as passage and nesting. Read More
Surrounded by a paradise of greenery and turquoise waters. This is how the days go by in this paradise where tranquility is breathed. Isla Cebaco offers a phenomenal setting for diving, snorkeling, sport fishing and other water sports. Read More
A small island off the northeastern coast of Isla Coiba named Granito de Oro has emerged as one of the most popular stops for visitors interested in snorkeling the abundant waters of Coiba National Park and picnicking on one of the most pristine beaches in the world. Read More
Because of the location within the National Park a future commercial development has to comply with strict environmental regulations; minimal logging, zero contamination, only half of the island can be developed, the remainder needs to remain intact. Read More
On the northeast side of the park we find Isla Canales de Afuera, approximately 16 miles from Isla Coiba, has several sisters Isla Canales Afuerita and Canales de Tierra. Read More
The best places in Panama for Ecological Geographical Tourism
Geoecotur, was born as a dream in 2015 with the premise of providing an excellent service anywhere in the world with responsibility, reliability and security, with the primary objective of obtaining the satisfaction of travel customers.
About GeoEcoTur
They are a group of nature lovers, they seek to teach about Panama in a responsible and sustainable way taking care of our resources and making visitors aware and admire the beauty of Panama.
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It offers varied tours services on the island of Coiba, safely and with qualified people.
The best tourist service experience, and customer service, providing a quality service with all safety standards, for a better satisfaction and enjoyment of this beautiful paradise
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They are an ocean front hotel in Santa Catalina Panama, founded by Kenny Myers, a Panamanian-American surfer and artist. Kenny originally purchased the Hotel Santa Catalina site in 1981, where he would spend much of his time surfing, painting, and creating works of art and making necklaces of puka shells found on the beaches of Santa Catalina.
Since its discovery in 1974, for many years, the Santa Catalina surf break was a secret, only surfed by a select group of Panamanian friends, who had made a sacred pact to keep it a secret. Kenny and his friends enjoyed the empty virgin tubes of the legendary Santa Catalina point break for years, until the secret got out, and the first Santa Catalina surf camp opened its’ doors to the public in the mid 1990’s.
Since then, several small hotels and hostels in Santa Catalina have welcomed travelers, surfers, divers, and fishermen to the warm waters of Santa Catalina in the Republic of Panama.
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We run trips from Santa Catalina daily. The boat usually leaves between 8 and 8.30 in the morning and comes back at about 4.30. The ride to the dive sites takes about one hour and thirty minutes. We do two or three dives a day, depending on what you prefer, and (occasionally) weather conditions. Read More