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Bocas del Toro

Bocas del Toro

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Nov 5, 2026

IrenkaHOST
16:21
Yeah, we were trying to look for a boat and then a friend said they've got a boat, a boat that was not being used.
IrenkaHOST
16:26
It was in Panama, Bocas del Toro, actually.
WoodyHOST
16:28
Yeah.
IrenkaHOST
16:29
And do we want to go and live on that boat? It sounded like a great idea, didn't it? Because we wouldn't have to buy the boat.
Jim KimballGUEST
11:48
that.
Jim KimballGUEST
11:48
They had a lot of historical information on Bocas del Toro.
Jim KimballGUEST
11:51
You know, you could see this enclave with all these islands and you start all this dreaming.
Jim KimballGUEST
11:55
Oh, my God, the reefs, the fishing, the surfing.
Jim KimballGUEST
11:58
Oh, my gosh.
Jim KimballGUEST
11:59
And all the information we could find were these old historical documents from the archives of the United Fruit Company because they had originally the business formed in Bocas del Toro in 1898 or something like that.
Jim KimballGUEST
12:15
And we still use one of those infrastructures for one of our tours today, an unbelievable nature tour that we take for birding and wildlife.
Jim KimballGUEST
12:23
And that that infrastructure that was Panama's first canal actually was part of the way that they got started here in this province.
RayHOST
7:36
Our next country up is Panama.
RayHOST
7:44
Panama has an incredible variety of scenery, from the palm-covered San Blas Islands, surrounded by clear Caribbean water, to the beaches and colorful waterfront communities of Bocas del Toro.
RayHOST
7:57
Inland, lush rainforest gives way to cool mountain towns and hillsides covered in coffee farms.
RayHOST
8:03
And in Panama City, a modern skyline rises above the Pacific, just minutes from the historic streets of Casco Viejo.

Unknown podcast

Portobelo Final Day: The Quiet Coast and the Road Ahead

Oct 29 · 1 Mention

Javier MorenoHOST
0:35
I have been here for seven days, seven days of forts, of ruins, of learning how to navigate a coastline that does not care about your itinerary.
Javier MorenoHOST
0:44
Today is the last full day before I pack the car and drive back toward Colón, then turn west along the Pan American Highway toward Bocas del Toro.
Javier MorenoHOST
0:53
The green season is ending, or at least slowing down.
Javier MorenoHOST
0:56
November brings clearer skies, but right now, October is heavy, wet, and wonderfully empty.
ChrisHOST
41:41
Dropping a lighter and having it explode two meters from the front door of an Istanbul airport.
ChrisHOST
41:46
Having my ribs broken by a bull in Panama, also in Bocas del Toro where my injury happened.
ChrisHOST
41:52
wow so many other stories by far the scariest though was when I was back in 1999 hitchhiking from northern Mexico I got a ride with two fellow Canadians and we got lost in the mountains for 12 hours
Harry JaggardHOST
42:05
this guy's an OG 1999 he was hitchhiking that means he's like he's uh definitely older than us so he's got yeah the older guys they always have the craziest stories
Paige HoelGUEST
19:32
It's kind of similar to your story.
Paige HoelGUEST
19:34
I was in Panama a couple of years ago for a surfing trip and we were around Bocas del Toro and there was a specific like kind of lagoon that we went night snorkeling at.
Paige HoelGUEST
19:47
And sure enough, there was just it was glowing.
Paige HoelGUEST
19:50
It was incredible.

Unknown podcast

Chitré's Resilience and Azuero Folklore

Oct 21 · 4 Mentions

Javier MorenoHOST
0:19
The air is still, waiting.
Javier MorenoHOST
0:21
This is my last full day in Chitre before the long drive west to Bocas del Toro.
Javier MorenoHOST
0:25
Two days ago, the ground shook.
Javier MorenoHOST
0:27
Today, the town is trying to shake it off.

7 MINS LATER

Javier MorenoHOST
7:31
Archaeology.
Javier MorenoHOST
7:32
I am moving on tomorrow.
Javier MorenoHOST
7:33
West towards Bocas.
Javier MorenoHOST
7:35
The Caribbean coast.
Brianne RobergeHOST
2:28
So taking off next week, we will actually be landing in Panama next.
Brianne RobergeHOST
2:32
Heading to one of the islands, Bocas del Toro, where we're going to spend a little bit of time before we actually start moving on and expanding our horizons in terms of different countries.
Brianne RobergeHOST
2:42
We have previously been to Panama, but I'm still excited because we haven't actually been to the island.
Brianne RobergeHOST
2:47
And we're going to get some diving in and obviously check out a brand new area that we are not familiar with.

Unknown podcast

Chitré Final Day Earthquake Recovery and Folklore

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:12
I am standing in Parque Union, watching the palm trees sway in a breeze that feels more like an exhale from the earth than wind.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:19
This is my last full day in this corner of Herrera before I pack up and head south toward Bocas del Toro.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:25
The air smells of dust and dried grass.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:28
The dry corridor of Izguero holds its breath until the afternoon storms break it open.
NikoGUEST
3:40
It was kind of a working vacation to Panama back in 2014.
NikoGUEST
3:45
And they were there in Bocas del Toro, which is the province next to where they eventually disappeared for two weeks doing a crash course in Spanish that only one of them learned any Spanish during this period.
NikoGUEST
3:56
They're Dutch.
NikoGUEST
3:58
And then and this is down on a beach.

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