Bocas Paradise Hotel

Address: 1st Street, Bocas Town, Isla Colon, Bocas del Toro, 00420, Panama | Hotel
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This hotel, located on 1st Street, Bocas Town, is near Gatun Locks, Fort San Lorenzo, Isla Grande, and Panama Canal Railway.
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    Travel Blogs from Bocas Town

    Colon: The "Other Side" of Panama

    A travel blog entry by rpelletier2014 on Aug 15, 2014

    9 photos

    ... Colón or Panama. This paradox makes me uncomfortable, both because of the utter squalor and poverty people live in just a half mile away from the shopping area, and also because I believe in the kind of tourism/travel in which people stay and get to know about a country. However, I must acknowledge the economic benefits for Panama and how this has positioned the country on ...

    An unforgettable 4th of July in Panamá

    A travel blog entry by flyindandelion on Jul 04, 2014

    5 comments, 253 photos

    ... this hotel's name next to it in the dictionary. The floor was beautiful marble. Vines hung from the ceiling. Our rooms had gorgeous floors and perfect bathrooms with painted tiles. There was a hair dryer and big cushy fluffy towels. The showers are HOT! I haven't had a HOT shower in 3 weeks. I am in heaven... This is the best 4th of July ever...

    Just when we didn't think it could POSSIBLY get any better, we saw the pool. Julie and I ran out to join the boys ...

    Perfection

    A travel blog entry by 1024leigh on Jul 04, 2014

    4 photos

    ... a mix of people from different cultures, different styles. A man was there every day, selling skewers of beef and vegetables (best food I have had in a while), and there are parks to your left and right. Dogs are everywhere, as are cats. It felt like a home.
    So the first night, April and I went to the bus station Thursday night at around 6 to catch our bus at 7. We got on the bus, finally taking off around 7:30 and prepared for sleep. . By ...

    Shooting the Gap with the turtles

    A travel blog entry by colin on May 19, 2014

    37 photos

    ... the beach a bit more where we saw huge turtles (about 1 and a half metres or more long) laying their eggs, burying them, and then making their way back into the sea. We saw a couple coming out of the sea as well. It was a great privilege to see such an event, however it would cause problems a bit later in the trip.

    The next morning we travelled by boat to Caledonia (once unsuccessfully settled by Scots) where we had lunch then a ...

    Coming to the end of the Panama Canal

    A travel blog entry by gilmer on Nov 06, 2013

    83 photos

    We eventually did come to the end of the Panama Canal. Overall, it was an amazing experience.

    I couldn't believe how many cargo ships that were in the Panama Canal. Many were still in the waters (probably resting or waiting for the next part of the Panama Canal to become available to them). ...
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