Things to see and do Isla Taboga

Not far from the village quay, La Restinga is considered the island's main swimming spot. Here you can rent sun loungers and parasols for total relaxation. At the tip, the small green island of El Morro will seem more or less remote! Because at high tide, needless to say, the beach becomes much smaller, and the peninsula no longer seems connected to the mainland. At low tide, the spit of sand makes it easily accessible. The only drawback is that not everyone is used to taking their garbage with them.

It is not necessarily easy to find the access to the path because of the vegetation and the little maintenance, but you will be easily informed! It is an accessible walk because it is fast, about 30 minutes walk from the village, but the slope can be considered a bit steep, especially if you start under a bright sun. At 169 m, Cerro la Cruz (169 m) offers a beautiful view of the bay of Panamá. We repeat our recommendation to wear good shoes and to bring your sunscreen.

This walk is accessible, as it is not very steep (around 260 m). The path leads to a World War II bunker that has been converted into a viewpoint. The walk takes around 1 hour 30 minutes. Wear good shoes and don't forget to bring your own water supply. Make sure you watch your step so as not to step on the barely visible blue frogs. On the other hand, close your eyes when you come to a hillside that has been converted into a landfill site. At the summit, at 307 m, the view is unobstructed and the fresh air is invigorating!