Contacts: Cellular e-mail addresses
Yariela Sanchez de Anciaux: +507-6-604-7736 (English & Spanish) yari@panamajetboatexplorer.com
Mariela Olave de Sanchez: +507-6-627-0433 (Spanish & limited English) marie@panamajetboatexplorer.com
Don Kike Sanchez: +507-6-615-4144 (Spanish & English) donkike@panamajetboatexplorer.com
CAPT Louis N. Anciaux: +507-6-612-7736 (English & limited Spanish) louis@panamajetboatexplorer.com
ASESA Offices:
David: +507-775-1357 FAX: +507-774-2124
Boquete: +507-720-3785 FAX: +507-720-4054
Isla Boca Bravo Tourism and/or Residential Development ID# [BB-2]
This sector of the isla is actually a multiple Ha grouping of available lands. In that these are adjacent
parcels, we have presented them as a single grouping with two main sectors.
Sector 1 consists of primary lands on the isla proper, and amounts to more than 200 Ha in total. In total,
there are 5 separate owners with an agreement to sell their land in total as a single package. The
required set-back from the sea beach has been accounted for in this total.
Sector 2 consists of the once separate isla that is now joined to the main island with a narrow strip. This
approximate 160 Ha land mass, has both sea facing and protected beaches. The inner section has a broad
and sufficiently deep bay to allow an excellent marina to be considered. The land of the "isla" proper has
an approximate 20 Ha elevated area of 50 mtrs quite suitable for a hotel/resort complex. There is a natural
deep channel from this protected bay to the main routes the fishing fleets from both Boca Chica and
Pedregal utilize.
Sector 3 is approx 45 Ha available near the W end of the island.
As the photos show, the best method of viewing the property is via helo, and a very comprehensive flight
may be programmed lasting less than an hour from the David heliport.
View is to the 200 Ha area along beach and inside. To right rear is the small isla, now stringly connected to
the main island and well forested.
Closer view to the smaller isla now firmly connected to the primary island.
View towards the main island, encompassing some of the 200Ha area.
Another view towards the 200 Ha area and the smaller isla in the background.
The 200 Ha is between the closer land below and the small isla in the background.
The intended marina area is on the left sector of this small isla. What appears as a small harbor is in fact
quite shallow water. Tides average 11 feet here and can be more than 14 feet at maximum. Bay waters on
left side of the higher ground are about 6-9 ft at low tide. The long connecting strand, which mates with
some of the 200 Ha, could be utilized for a suitable runway.
The very small isla is actually about 1 Km from the marina area, which is more to the left. Directly above
this small islet is the higher ground on the isla, up to 60 mtr ASL.
This shows clearly the connecting spit between these two islas. The small bay is a shallow lagoon.
Another view of connector strand and lagoon, with some of the other off-shore islands visible in the
background. Panama is blessed with having more islands than another other Central American country. It
could be possible along the connector strand to build a suitable runway.
This sector is to the West of the connector and is part of the 200 Ha area.
Isla Parida in the background and the approximate W end of the 200 Ha.
