Las Perlas Archipelago consists of more than 200 islands and islets, mostly uninhabited, off the Pacific coast in the Gulf of Panama. The largest of the islands is Isla del Rey. However, the most visited are Contadora Island with more than 13 beaches and Saboga Island. Discovering these islands is enjoying white sand beaches, well-preserved nature and marine life. A unique experience for those looking for adventure and relaxation in a single destination.
Diving and Snorkeling, Ideal Activities to Enjoy
The crystal clear waters that surround these islands are ideal for discovering the underwater world. Exploring coral reefs, underwater caves and a wide variety of marine life becomes a must-do activity for ocean lovers. Going to Las Perlas is synonymous with doing one of these two activities.
Bird Watching Paradise
For birdwatching lovers, the islands in this archipelago are a paradise. Not only can you see endemic species, but also migratory birds that choose this region as their temporary home. Walking along the trails while listening to the bird sing is an unforgettable experience. It is an activity that allows you to enter the heart of nature.
Relax on Paradise White Sand Beaches
Beaches like Playa Chapera or Playa Mogo Mogo, with their white sand and turquoise waters, are the perfect place for relaxing, sunbathing and disconnecting from the outside world. The experience of being on a beach where only a small group of people can enjoy, creates added value to this relaxing activity.
Sport Fishing, an Activity that Attracts Visitors from All Over the World
The waters of the archipelago are full of fish, making sport fishing ideal and a popular activity for local and international visitors. Here it is possible to fish from tuna to marlin. Fishing enthusiasts find a real and fun challenge in these beautiful waters of the Panamanian Pacific.
The Best Accommodation and the Most Delicious Gastronomy
In Las Perlas you can find a wide variety of lodging options, from eco-lodges to luxury resorts like the Pearl Island Resort. And when it comes to gastronomy, the local specialty is fresh seafood. Restaurants like El Marañon offer delicious dishes based on fish, shrimp and lobster, all with a native and unique touch of this region of Panama.
