Pacific Eco Island Sanctuary: A Hidden Jewel in Darién's Paradise

Nestled in the serene waters of the Darién Province, Isla Corozal offers an exclusive opportunity to own a stunning 18.65-hectare titled private island. Titled since 1911, this pristine property is located just 6 km by sea from La Palma, the provincial capital with essential government services. Isla Corozal boasts freshwater access and captivating 360º views from its elevated vantage points, making it a dream destination for eco-tourism or private retreat development.

The island is ideally positioned near the Reserva Patiño, a 30,000-hectare RAMSAR-recognized sanctuary renowned for its vibrant birdwatching opportunities. This ecological treasure is part of the Serranía de Bagre biological corridor, extending into Colombia. Just a short distance downstream, the Pacific Ocean reveals some of the world’s most celebrated billfishing zones, with abundant opportunities for inshore and offshore fishing.

Isla Corozal is surrounded by the rich cultural heritage of the Emberá and Wounaan communities, offering immersive indigenous experiences, including overnight stays. The island itself is zoned for diverse land uses, including low- and medium-density developments, with the potential to host up to 150 hotel rooms or hundreds of apartments. Comprehensive environmental and hydrological studies ensure seamless integration with its natural surroundings.

Wildlife abounds in this tropical haven, with opportunities to observe dolphins, whales, and diverse bird species. Isla Corozal’s combination of natural beauty, strategic location, and development potential makes it ideal for an eco-lodge, a boutique resort, or a private sanctuary. This extraordinary island is affordable enough for a personal retreat, while its development rights offer unmatched investment potential for the future.

Discover the untouched beauty and endless possibilities of Isla Corozal—a truly unique offering in Panama’s Pacific waters.