Bocas Del Toro is rich in adventure, with seemingly endless options to explore. Some of the most breathtaking spots are in Isla Bastimentos National Park. It’s the first marine park in Panama and home to hundreds of unique animal species, caves, beaches, and more!
Located near Isla Bastimentos in Bocas Del Toro, our resort is a stunning masterpiece you’ll have to see in person to believe it’s real. When you book your stay at Bocas del Toro, our staff can give you personalized advice on the must-see destinations in Isla Bastimentos National Park. You’ll also want their insight because most spots require a challenging journey to reach. Below, you can also check out some Isla Bastimentos National Park highlights.
6 Reasons To Explore Isla Bastimentos National Park
- Isla Bastimentos has some of the most beautiful beaches in the Bocas Del Toro islands. Part of its charm is its seclusion. The attractions here are rarely crowded, and it’s often an adventure in itself to get to them. These beaches are only for the daring looking for a high-thrill experience.
- One of the most popular Isla Bastimentos beaches is Red Frog Beach. The sand is like sugar, and the waters are warm and blue. The beach got its name from the tiny red frogs that inhabit a nearby forest.
- Another one of the most popular beaches is Wizard Beach. It’s one of the best beaches for surfing in Isla Bastimentos. Some even consider it the best beach to surf in Bocas Del Toro! For advanced surfers, winter is the best time to check out Wizard Beach when there are clean waves for a longer ride.
- The Zapatillas Cays are two islands inside Isla Bastimentos National Park lined with golden beaches. About 300 meters inland from the beach are the Coral Islands. This is the perfect place for snorkeling with no more than 20 feet of water. Make sure to read our previous blog for snorkeling tips.
- Set up a tour to see the Nivida Bat Cave you can’t reach alone. Living in this massive tavern are flocks of nectar bats. Make sure you’re prepared to wade through the mangrove canopy forest entrance.
- Check out Old Point and Salt Creek village to experience the land-based part of the park. There are many tours and trails where you could encounter sloths, white-faced capuchin monkeys, poison-dart frogs, caimans, and tropical bats.
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As you enjoy the splendor of Isla Bastimentos National Park, you can feel good knowing you’re staying at a sustainable resort. Many resorts and hotels claim to be eco-friendly, but Bocas del Toro in Bocas Del Toro goes above and beyond. Book your stay today at one of our luxurious Bocas Del Toro rentals!
