ISLA IGUANA
Isla Iguana is an island wildlife refuge located off the coast of the Azuero Peninsula, surrounded by an extensive coral reef and white sandy beaches. The island houses more than 65 bird species, several reptiles, 12 types of coral, a variety of over 200 species of fish, rays, eels, sea turtles, and humpback whales. Its well-preserved coral reef is 500 years old and 136-acre, attracting visitors for its great snorkeling.