Isla Colón is the most populated island of Bocas del Toro, and the home of Bocas Town, the capital of the province. Discovered by surfers, the vibe here is laid-back Caribbean. Streets are lined with colorful clapboard buildings (below), handicraft shops, and an impressive choice of over-the-water bars and restaurants pumping out the sounds of salsa, calypso and reggaeton. Locals and tourists walk the Bocas main street, so you’ll meet people from all over the world.
During peak cruising season, Bocas del Toro waters are around 82°F (28°C), and the clear waters can be appreciated both from above and below. Take off on a PWC or paddleboard, or arrange a local diving tour with one of four operators in Bocas Town: Bocas Water Sports, Starfleet Scuba, Dutch Pirate, or the 5-star PADI dive centre, La Buga Dive & Surf.
We recommend discovering the island’s remote jungle and beaches by ATV tour. If that’s not your activity, make a reservation at the lesser-known Guari Guari restaurant. Open seasonally, it offers one of the region’s best dining options for Caribbean seafood, just $25 for five-courses.
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Bastimentos island Sea star Beach that tour was two years ago. By: Ana martìnez |
Thursday, 18 August 2016
ISLA COLÒN ( Bocas del toro)
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