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[...] The Del Mar Fair brings 20,000 visitors to the area over the 10 day period, which is remarkable considering how remote this area is. During the fair, the marine attractions and natural resources are celebrated, and local and national crafts are sold. Musical artists will be present to set the atmosphere, along with the Calypso Banda Show – surely more Caribbean than Panamanian. The Government has a number of information pavilions and even the Smithsonian institute of Tropical Investigations will be there as the islands are considered to be living laboratories. Part of the festivities is the annual kayak race with both a men’s and women’s race. This is followed by a 25HP motor boat race and the prize is a coveted Yamaha motor! Call to action: To make an inquiry about touring Bocas del Toro in Panama, or to book a tour, click below to fill out a contact form. Panama Travel Group Inquiry [...]
[...] After buying a very reasonably priced ticket, visitors tour the History Hall and learn about the Spanish, French and American efforts to link the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean. A computer stores all the names of those who worked on the canal between 1903 and 1914. Visitors can search for their family names – with surprising results sometimes! There are videos, photographs and scale models of dredging machines which show the harsh reality of building the Canal, against the very forces of nature. The second floor of the Visitor Center is all about the importance of water. It shows how the gates function and how the water in the locks lifts giant ships up and down the different levels. Call to action: To make an inquiry about touring Bocas del Toro in Panama, or to book a tour, click below to fill out a contact form. Panama Travel Group Inquiry Form [...]
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