Because the Pacific Ocean on the south coast of Veraguas has good climatic conditions almost all year and multiplenatural settings, alternatives to practice they are immense. Both on the coasts of Mariato, Cébaco and all the surrounding Coiba National Park lovers and amateurs of this sport has an extensive coastline with an abundance of marine wildlife throughout the year. Here, fishing becomes an exceptional sport...Read More
It has the highest rate of endemism of any equivalent region in the world, with over 1,700 hectares of living coral reefs in the National Park.Read More
It is a small island located at the end of the mangroves and the mouth of the San Pedro River, in the Gulf of Montijo, province of Veraguas. This is a place of great natural and ecological beauty where you can see a variety of birds characteristic of the area. On this island, you will find mangrove areas magnificent for kayaking. The...Read More
It is a small islet, also known as Hull Island, a name it was given during the military presence of the United States in the area during World War II, as its shape is similar to a hull. This islet is located in the heart of the Wetlands of International Importance Gulf of Montijo, from...Read More
It is a mangrove islet, surrounded by tranquil waters like a crystal mirror, looks like a lake, hence its name; It is located about 20 minutes from our port of departure.It is characterized as a night haven for different species of seabirds, which can be observed usually very early in the morning and at dusk. The birds...Read More
San Pablo River born in the mountains of Tabasará, in the northern part of the province of Veraguas, running for more than 80 km until the mouth in the Gulf of Montijo. The river is one of the largest rivers in Veraguas, at its mouth join with Gulf of Montijo characterized by the biodiversity of...Read More
Panama boasts a thriving fish population that thrives in its waters, and we want it to stay that way. We take pride in our team, who are deeply passionate about sustainable sportfishing and actively engage in conservation efforts both on the water and on land. Our policy is to release the majority of our catches,...Read More
Located in the Gulf of Montijo, is the perfect spot to escape from the world and enjoy the incredible silence of nature can give. It is very quiet and peaceful and simple people. There are many miles of pristine beaches, with subtle waves, the sound of the waves as they returned exudes an indescribable noise of...Read More
The Hawaiian name for dolphinfish—mahi-mahi—means strong. The mahi-mahi is difficult to reel in when caught, making it a favorite of sport fishermen. It is also a tasty fish, it is called dorado from the Spanish word for gold. There are two species of dolphinfish that are so similar that the both are referred to by their more popular common name mahi-mahi. The common...Read More
