Golfo de Chiriquí National Park

The Marine National Park Gulf of Chiriquí ( Parque Nacional Marino Golfo de Chiriqui ) is a national park located in the province of Chiriquí in southwestern Panama.

It includes mainland coast and islands (which are important Isla Boca Brava, Isla de San José, Isla Bolaños, Isla Gámez and Isla Parida ) a.

Flora and Fauna

Sea turtles lay their eggs on the numerous beaches of the islands, iguanas and various species of frogs are common. The Bare-throated Tiger Heron can be easily spotted, as well as the endangered small yellow bird Dendroica petechia erithacorides singer. Frequently seen are the Rotrückentaube, the Yellow-bellied Parrot, St. Thomas parakeet and the Tovisittich. On the islands there are groups of howler monkeys, raccoons and agoutis.

Closer to the water coconut trees grow; in the woods, there are different types of cedar, as well as the Pink Poui or ginkgo.

In the archipelago grow fire and pore corals, where to hide so unusual fish such as the Galapagos angelfish and parrotfish, as well as reef sharks.

Accessibility

The park is relatively difficult to achieve. Access is via the Pan-American Highway to the village Horconcitos; then from there by boat to Boca Brava, where boat trips can be booked.

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• National Park in Panama
• National Park in North America
• Chiriquí Province