Part of our Panama guide.
This page gathers four places and guides from our Panama coverage: Cebaco Island, the beaches of Santa Catalina, kayaking to Santa Catalina, and Palmar Beach Lodge in Bocas del Toro.
Related travel guides: Where To Stay In Panama and What It Costs In Panama.
Cebaco Island In Veraguas: The Complete Visitor's Guide
Cebaco Island sits in Veraguas province, covering just over 80 square kilometers. Its beaches, rainforests, and underwater life make it a destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The island's small size means you can explore its pristine coastline and lush interior in a few days, with snorkeling and hiking among the top activities.
7 Best Beaches In Santa Catalina, Panama
Santa Catalina is a coastal town and surf destination on Panama's Pacific mainland. Its beaches range from secluded coves with crystal-clear waters to long stretches of golden sand. Each of the seven beaches has its own character, and the consistent waves make this a prime spot for surfers. For travelers interested in hiking and the outdoors in Panama, the surrounding trails offer coastal views and jungle paths.
Kayaking To Santa Catalina Island In Panama
Located off the Pacific coast of Panama, Santa Catalina is a destination for outdoor enthusiasts. With its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life, it has become a popular spot for kayaking. Paddling to the island immerses you in the coastal scenery, towering cliffs, and vibrant marine ecosystem.
Staying At Palmar Beach Lodge In Bocas Del Toro
Palmar Beach Lodge sits along the coastline of Bocas del Toro, offering a secluded retreat with a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. The lodge provides access to pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush rainforests. Guests can kayak, snorkel, or simply relax in the tropical surroundings. For more ideas on what to do in the region, check our things to do in Panama guide.
