Bocas del Toro travel is unique for its picturesque Caribbean archipelago. Majority of American and European tourists travel to Bocas, because of the number of Bocas del Toro hotels, offering a pleasant stay. This is in sharp contrast to many other towns and cities of Panama, where it would be difficult to find any type of hotel or other staying accommodation. A tour to Bocas del Toro normally covers the entire province of Bocas del Toro, consisting of the town on the main island, the group of islands, with lush jungle and mountains, and the scenic Caribbean archipelago.
David is the third largest of the Panama cities, lying on the David River. It is also the capital of the province of Chiriqui. It was established as a gold prospecting town in the 1730s and the population had grown to more than hundred thousand. David is the transit point for traveling to Bocas del Toro, Cerro Punta, and Boquete due to its situation on the Inter-American Highway. The main activities of the city are cattle raising, sugar refining, soap making, clothing, shoe, furniture, and ceramics.
