Isla Bastimentos National Marine Park

Isla Bastimentos National Marine Park is a marine park situated in the Bocas del Toro District and archipelago of Bocas del Toro Province, Panama. Made in 1988, this is Panama's first national marine stop. Covering a zone of 13,226-hectares (32,682-sections of land), of which 11,596 is home to an assortment of plant and creature species, the recreation center stretches from Playa (Larga Beach) to the Cayos Zapatillas (Zapatilla Cays) and over to Coral Cay. The national stop reaches out over the southwest side of Isla Bastimentos and into the Caribbean Sea.

The recreation center secures backwoods, mangroves, monkeys, sloths, caiman, crocodile, and 28 types of creatures of land and water and reptiles. Playa Larga (Long Beach), on Isla Bastimentos, that is vital settling site for ocean turtles. Four types of jeopardized ocean turtles utilize it as a settling site from April through September. The rana rojo (strawberry poison-dash frog) additionally occupies the island.

The Cayos Zapatillas ("Shoe Cays") take after a couple of shoes and are two island asylums for coral reefs, warm blooded animals, reptiles and winged animals, likewise utilized as a settling place for ocean turtles. Wizard Beach otherwise called Playa Primera, beautiful yellow sand shoreline alongside wilderness came to by a wild way from Old Bank in dry climate. Assist along the drift are Playa Segunda (Second Beach) and Red Frog Beach. There is additionally a water navigate to Red Frog Beach from a marina on the south side of the island.