Cocle virgin beaches in Panama

Located in the relatively undeveloped area of Costa Abajo in the province of Colon, Cocle del Norte is one of the less visited regions in the country with deserted beaches, virgin forests, rivers, waterfalls and a population of approximately 500 farmers and fishermen around the mouth of the Cocle del Norte River.

Cocle del Norte's virgin beachfront land and primary forests do not form part of either national nor Indian reserve. Just these facts alone qualify the area as a major investment opportunity. Land can be purchased in the region at incredibly low prices.

A breathtaking jungle waterfall

The region is only accessible by boat or helicopter due to the fact that the road from Colon City stops about 30 kms short of Cocle del Norte in Miguel de La Borda. However, there are many changes taking place. The road from Colon to Miguel de La Borda is currently being reconstructed, making Costa Abajo much more accessible. Most importantly, there is an expected announcement of the extension of the road from Miguel de La Borda all the way to Cocle del Norte.