Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Isla Iguana Wildlife Refuge is located off the Pacific Coast of Los Santos Province in Panama. Spanning approximately 58 hectares, the refuge is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, including spectacular coral reefs, mangroves, and tropical dry forests. The island is a designated protected area that shelters a variety of marine life, notably the blue-footed booby and frigatebirds, along with numerous fish species and colorful corals. Its history as a refuge for biodiversity makes it a significant natural habitat. Popular activities include snorkeling, bird watching, and exploring its scenic beaches. This island is ideal for those seeking to engage with nature through its exquisite marine habitats and protected environments.
