Bocas del Toro, an archipelago off the Caribbean coast of Panama, boasts a vibrant history shaped by indigenous tribes, European colonization and Afro-Caribbean influences. On his fourth voyage in search of a sea route to the Far East, Christopher Columbus came across this tropical paradise. In the 19th century this region became a center for the banana trade.
Today, Bocas del Toro province is celebrated for its stunning beaches, rich biodiversity, and unique cultural fusion, attracting travelers from around the globe seeking adventure and relaxation. This new edition includes a captivating collection of 80 historical photographs and maps.