Iguana Island

It is one of the best known wildlife havens on the Pacific, and it is located in the district of Pedasi, 7 km off the coast and 15 minutes by boat.

This island has a large potential in coral reefs, pelagic fish, and others. It also offers the opportunity to see the mating of humpback whales or Yubartas.

It is the largest natural haven for frigatebirds and fork-tailed flycatchers on Panama’s southern central Pacific Ocean, which represents a main attraction for its visitors.

For those who like scuba diving, you can see a large variety of colorful fish and other marine species.

During your visit to the island, you can practice fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, camping, picnicking, seeing the nests of marine species, and swimming in its white sands and crystalline waters.

The transportation used to reach the island are traditional fishing boats, which are safe and comfortable.