
Pearl Islands Archipelago Tour
Explore Contadora, Saboga, Bolaños, Chapera, Mogo Mogo and more
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Full day (8 hours) or extended (10 hours)
Includes
- ✓Professional fishing gear
- ✓Safety and First Aid equipment
- ✓Full ice, juices, Gatorade, domestic beers, bottled water
- ✓Snorkel gear
- ✓Certified bilingual crew
- ✓Marina fees
- ✓BBQ set
- ✓Passenger insurance
Not included
- —Meals — a stop is made at noon on the island for lunch. We recommend restaurants with local and seafood options. Additional catering available.

































Discover the wonderful Pearl Islands Archipelago
Internationally recognized for its incredible quantity and diversity of marine life, this enchanting archipelago is considered one of the best sport fishing destinations in the world. Your yacht charter departs from Flamenco Marina on the Amador Causeway, offering a fantastic view of Panama City's skyline as you set off.
The Pearl Islands Archipelago has more than 200 islands and islets, most of them uninhabited. On the islands you can choose from outdoor activities such as whale watching (June to November season), snorkeling, pool party, kayaking, or simply relaxing on white sand beaches.
Recommended islands to visit in Las Perlas
Contadora, the most developed island, offers amenities like an airport, boutique hotels, and restaurants. We also recommend visiting Isla Chapera, Isla Saboga, Isla Bartolomé, Isla Pacheca, Isla Mogo-Mogo, and many more. Our crew will make recommendations throughout the day to make your trip an unforgettable experience.
Fishing in Las Perlas, Panama
Beyond visiting the islands, there are excellent fishing spots both within the archipelago and along the open-water route. Species you can catch include Mahi Mahi (Dorado), Tuna, Wahoo, Roosterfish, Sailfish, and even Marlin. Sport fishing is our middle name — we love big game fishing and want you to have a thrilling experience.
Las Perlas — Islands of history and charm
The Pearl Islands Archipelago has a fascinating history; its name was given by the abundance of pearls found in the area during the Spanish colonial period. Contadora Island was used by conquistadors as a stop to inventory their spoils before returning to Spain — which is the origin of its name ('contadora' means 'counter').
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