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Bocas del Toro is one of Panama's more popular travel destinations, and travelers usually visit Bocas del Toro to enjoy some great beaches, swimming, and snorkeling. Staying over at least a day or two in Bocas del Toro is really worthwhile if you're traveling through Panama's Bocas del Toro Province region. Bocas del Toro's most well-known attractions include the Bird Island and Drago Beach. Check out this Bocas del Toro travel guide to find out more about all the great stuff to see and do there.
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010Which Country is cheaper Costa Rica or Panama
01683I am heading to Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica and Bocas del Toro, Panama. I'm goin with a friend and what we are looking for is great nature during the day and LOTS of parties at night. We are really nightlife goers! What one should spend more time? Bocas or Puerto Viejo ?
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0164Hotel Las Olas de la Madrugada in Bocas del Toro is the place to be if you like surfing.. and they serve great breakfast! great atmosphere... http://www.hotelolas.com/
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03025If you come from Costa Rica, I recommend to stay some days in Puerto Viejo, if you have time. Then take a local bus to Sixaola. On the Panama ground, don't belive the guys who want to sell you a ride to Almirante and the ferry ticket! Take a Taxi (about 5 US/Per) or a Bus if there are one to Changuinola and from there a boat to Bocas del Toro (7 US/Per). I prefer the nice tour through Jungle in a boat, than sitting more time in a bus/van!
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864941Don't be fooled. Bocas Del Drago does not exist. If someone tells you to take a nice hike across the island to find it, they are ill-informed. My friends and I spent a day and night foraging through the wilderness trying to find Bocas Del Drago but only found bugs, alligators, scrapes, cuts, scratches, a lack of water and thank god some people who lived in the middle of the jungle who helped us find our way home.
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