Mogo Mogo Island Private Tour – Worldcat 27

Welcome to Isla Mogo Mogo, a true paradise located in the Las Perlas archipelago, in the Panamanian Pacific. This beautiful place is famous for its stunning natural beauty and marine life, which make this place a dream destination for nature lovers and diving enthusiasts.

To get to this wonderful island, we recommend that you take the 27-foot Worldcat Catamaran with two 200hp engines each, which has a capacity for 8 people. This modern and streamlined catamaran leaves the Diablo Public Ramp at 8 am and reaches its destination in just an hour and a half. In addition, the trip is very comfortable thanks to the excellent quality of the boat.

Once on Mogo Mogo Island, you will have the option of enjoying the island’s pristine public beach, or exploring the area with facilities. If you decide to visit the public beach, you can relax on the white sand while enjoying the crystal clear and refreshing waters of the ocean.

• The use of the facilities has a cost of $10 per person (large shared ranch, hammocks, bathrooms)
• Private ranches have a cost of 10 – 15$.
• Each trail has a cost of $10 (natural pool, caves)

On the other hand, if you prefer to visit the area with facilities, you will have the opportunity to experience a variety of exciting activities, such as hiking and exploring the caves. To do this, we recommend you bring cash in case you want to use the facilities.

Also, if you want to explore beyond Isla Mogo Mogo, you will also have the option to visit the Virgin Islands of Chapera and Bartolomé, if requested. These islands are located nearby and offer equally impressive natural beauty, as well as a unique opportunity to explore marine life.

Itinerary

The journey from the Diablo public ramp to Isla Mogo Mogo lasts approximately 8 hours, departing between 7:00 and 8:00 am, according to the client’s request. The estimated time of arrival at Isla Mogo Mogo is 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Return

The boat starts its return at 2pm and must be back at the dock at 4pm.

Note:

• To enjoy the activities on the island, a good physical condition and swimming ability are required. Walking on the trails is not recommended for pregnant women, elderly people with limited mobility, small children, or people with recent operations or injuries. Instead, they can enjoy the beach.
• To preserve the local ecosystem, it is strictly forbidden to remove snails, seashells and plants from their natural habitat. These organisms are essential for the ecological balance and their removal could cause an irreversible negative impact. Let’s respect wildlife and enjoy its beauty in its natural environment.
• It is important not to touch or eat any fruit found on the island, as some trees such as manzanillo, whose fruit is known as the “tree of death”, can be deadly if eaten. Additionally, contact with sage or milk from the tree or fruit can cause burns, dermatitis, temporary blindness, and painful blisters. Let’s take precaution and avoid any contact with these trees to ensure a safe visit to the island.
• Because it is considered a high-risk activity, it is recommended that pregnant women consult with their doctor before engaging in it. It is important to take precautionary measures to ensure the safety and well-being of both mother and baby.
• People over 70 years of age travel on the boat at their own risk, since they do not have insurance. It is important that they are aware of this before embarking in order to make an informed decision about their participation in the trip.
• We recommend bringing: bottled water, snacks, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, crocks or water shoes, bathing suit, towel.
• It is not allowed to bring food or drinks to the area of ​​the island with facilities, because in the area there is a stall that sells beers, drinks and food.

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