Taboga island, also known as the "Island of Flowers", is a volcanic island in the Gulf of Panama, about 20 km from Panama city.
At low tide, the northern end of the island is joined by a sand bar to
the small island of El Morro, and the southeastern end is 270 meters
from the neighboring Urabá island.
It is famous for its beautiful beaches, clear waters, soft sands, and wildlife refuge.
2015/12/21
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Taboga island (Panama (Pacific coast)
2015-12-21
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Taboga island (Panama (Pacific coast)
2015-12-21
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Located 6 miles S of La Playita. There are moorings for rent on both sides of the long touristic pontoon. At low tide and during the week the
beach is wide and nice, but at high tide it becomes small and dirty,
especially on Saturday and Sunday, when hundreds of local tourists ...
Balboa Yacht Club is south of the Balboa Commercial Port and close to the Bridge of the Americas.Phone: +507 228 5196
CAUTION: When approaching from the south, do not turn into the mooring
field until you are past buoy 14.5. There is a large sandbar stretching
across the south end ...
Las Brisas anchorage is located NW of isla Perica, on the causeway.This anchorage tends to be used during the rainy season (AprilDecember) due to prevailing S/SE winds. It can be quite rough during the dry season due to N/NE gap winds. During the rainy seaon expect frequent, sudden ...
Located at the end of the The Causeway. Although mostly occupied by
local boats, there is some pier space available for visitors at this
full service marina. No advance bookings possible. This marina suffers
from surge and is expensive. Phone: 011-507-314-1980Water, fuel ...
Balboa has been said by many to be "cruiser-unfriendly" with regards to
safe moorings. For those transiting the Canal from Colon and arriving in
Balboa at 0300, this may well be true. Finding a mooring field or safe
place to anchor in the dark is difficult here and the marinas ...
