Pearl Island Archipelago in the South Pacific
It has become a popular destination for discerning travelers seeking undisturbed, remote yet accessible, relatively untouched island adventure, miles of white sand beaches, crystal clear turquoise waters, and tropical weather. The marine ecosystems of the Pearl Island are protected as the Pearl Islands National Marine Park. Flora and fauna are protected on the islands by Panamanian law to preserve this extraordinary abundance of life and their awe-inspiring, delicate ecosystems. The Pearl Islands of Panama could be the answer to your dreams.
You will see the sun nearly every day of the year.
Where are the Pearl Islands?
About thirty miles (70 km) southeast from the country’s capital city of Panama are the pristine Pearl Islands in the Gulf of Panama, in the Pacific Ocean.
The Pearl Island Archipelago
The Pearl Islands consist of about 90 named islands and approximately 130 unnamed. The largest islands are Isla Del Rey (240km2), San Jose (45 km2) and Pedro Gonzalez (renamed The Pearls) (15km2). Most of the islands remain untouched. Only about six islands are inhabited – Contadora, Saboga, Viveros, San Jose, Pearl Island and Isla Del Rey. Numerous Survivor TV series have been filmed in the Pearl Islands.
The “Pearl” of the Island chain…
The southern tip of Isla del Rey is lined with palm fringed, georgous white sand beaches, crystal waters, and is just waiting for you…