Bocas del Toro is a province of the Republic of Panama, off the northwest coast of the city of Panama easily reached by land, sea or air. Bocas del Toro is the capital city located on Isla Colon. The population is 9,883 inhabitants (2000 census) with an extension of 8,745 kilometers formed by 9 principal islands that conform this striking Archipelago in the Caribbean Sea. It is one of Panama's main tourist attractions and also very well known as the oro verde (green gold) of Central America for its many plantations of plantains. Just as in all of Panama, the currency is the US dollar.
Isla Colon is the northern-most and main island in the archipelago. This charm friendly small Caribbean community enjoys paved streets, treated potable water, modern conveniences such as internet service, cable TV, a hospital with ambulance service and a fire department. It has a strong boating community; access to all the other nearby islands, requires a private boat or a convenient Water taxi.
Isla Colon offers stunning crystal aqua blue Caribbean waters pristine white sand beaches. The archipielago promotes Eco-tourism; some of the best preserved hard and soft coral reefs in the world, miles of unspoiled beaches and a magnificent rain forest, all in close proximity. In this paradise you enjoy diving, surfing, fishing, boating, kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, horseback riding and white water rafting. In addition, you find jungle tours, river tours, island tours, bird watching and turtle watching expeditions. Bocas del Toro is internationally considered the most geographically diverse in the Caribbean.
It is home to beachfront world-class resorts some specialized in eco-tourism and All-Inclusive services, a variety of other resorts, condominiums, residential communities and marinas in development, a port, residential districts developed, a rich history, a lively nightlife scene, good restaurants and a friendly population, mostly English speaking. "Good life" in safe and spectacular beautiful surroundings.
Bocas del Toro is also honored to be one of the few places in the world to be the home to a fully functional research facility owned and operated by the Smithsonian Institution. Bocas is home to at least two tribes of native Indians whose villages can be visited by invitation. Several of these villages are located within the boundaries of the Bastimentos National Marine Park, a gem in Panama's National Park system.
In addition to a tourism boom, international developers have recently discovered this isolated region of Panama, converting Bocas in a real estate boom with an array of developments, due to the affordable prices, spectacular location, natural resources, government incentives and the safety from hurricanes on this Caribbean virgin archipielago. Many opportunities are available for a development of any kind, boutique hotels, resorts, condominiums, residential communities, golf courses and or marinas.
LAND OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE ON ISLA COLON
~ 14.83 ACRES
~ Title property
~ Oceanfront location
~ Includes a house built on top of the ocean
~ Five minutes from the main town of Bocas del Toro
~ Land is next to various resort community developments
~ White sand beach five minutes away
PRICE: $3.4 MILLIONS
For more information contact:
Querube Kelso
Owner representative
E-mail: quasala@aol.com
Telephone USA 786.543.6119
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