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A town’s cultural identity is preserved by the blood of its people, the languages spoken and the folklore shared. It is evident from the dishes served in local kitchens to the buildings that still flank the streets. While some…
Rondón came to Latin America around the 19th century when Afro-Antillean immigrant workers came from Jamaica and surrounding areas like Trinidad and Tobago to build projects such as the Panama Canal and the Costa Rican railroads….
Easter Sunday brought a day filled with chocolate-covered fun topped off with a seriously rocking concert at the Lost Boys Blues Bar (LBBB) on Carenero Island. The Darklands Foundation brought its Bocas del Toro Cacao Producer Awareness…
Lovers of Mother Earth and those seeking to learn more about the Bocas del Toro rain forest flora and fauna are invited to check out La Vida Solarte; where jungle hikes and bird-watching excursions are offered on…
A fun exhibition race and the first of its kind took place on March 30th in the Pearl Islands and of course Angie Whittemore…
Mathilde Grand with The Darkland’s Foundation is addressing some of the water supply challenges facing the indigenous communities of the Bocas del Toro Province – potability and sustainable access. The Foundation teamed up with the University of…
Bastimentos Island is home to breathtakingly beautiful beaches and North Beach is one of them. It also has a small stamp of land known as Polo Beach named…
With national and regional elections approaching on May 5th, 2019, the Bocas Breeze gave each mayor candidate of Bocas del Toro the opportunity to share with us their plans, if elected. Cómo ya se están acercando…
