Bocas del Toro Vacation Packages and Tours

The 19th century witnessed several aristocrats come to the archipelago with their slaves. However, once slavery was abolished, many of the now-freed people decided to make their homes in Bocas del Toro. By the end of the century, the archipelago’s banana industry had begun and was quite successful, eventually becoming part of Chiquita Brands International.

The archipelago is home to Isla Bastimentos National Marine Park, the first marine park in the country hosting a great deal of Caribbean wildlife. Bocas del Toro also shares UNESCO World Heritage-listed La Amistad International Park with Costa Rica. The opportunity to see incredible flora and fauna, on trips to Panama whether on land or in water, is incredible making Bocas del Tora one of Panama’s most popular tourist destinations.