Gulf of Chiriqui
National Marine Park
Home to Uninhabited Islands, Multiple Coral Reefs & An Abundance of Wildlife
The Chiriqui Coast of Panama in Central America. The province of Chiriqui is located on Panama’s northwest side bordering Costa Rica and the Pacific Ocean. Between its peaks, valleys and rolling countryside, you’ll find the picturesque town of Boquete and the Baru Volcano, Panama’s tallest.
The Gulf of Chiriqui. The Gulf of Chiriqui and Isla Palenque represent one of the world’s few remaining “undiscovered” places. With tens of thousands of acres of Central America’s unspoiled coastal and marine environments, there’s plenty to experience.
Home to the Gulf of Chiriqui National Marine Park, the calm, warm waters are dotted with dozens of uninhabited islands, multiple coral reefs and an abundance of wildlife.
Venture off the beaten path to the Chiriqui coast in Panama, Central America. Just 1-hour from Enrique Malek International Airport in David (DAV), this journey is an adventure worth taking.
A Distinctly Beautiful Setting
“The most amazing thing about Isla Palenque is the setting. Everything is surrounded by trees and nature and the soft ocean waves can be heard everywhere. It’s the perfect combination of both worlds for jungle lovers and ocean lovers … After traveling through Panama leading tours for over a decade, I can certainly tell you that there is no other place like this in the country.”
– Arlyn, Panama City
