COIBA ISLAND AN UNEXPLORED TREASURE IN PANAMA

COIBA ISLAND AN UNEXPLORED TREASURE IN PANAMA by IlyaKushnirskiy

Paradise with exuberant beauty and many attractions is what you will find if you take a trip to Coiba Island. This Panamanian Island is the biggest in the country and its climate create the perfect paradise for people who want to meet this place.
Coiba Island is paradise, since its connection to the Caribbean makes this place one with many destinations to visit and discover; on the island you can visit places such as: * * El Rio Negro (The Black River): this very famous river is 20 kilometers long and has many important tributaries such as: San Juan and Santa Clara rivers. * La Bahia de Damas (The Bay of the Ladies): in this beautiful place you can find bottlenose dolphin and humpback whales.

This gorgeous island is being promoted through tourism and thanks to the grand variety of marine life, Coiba has become the most attractive place for tourist who are interested in meeting the wonders this island has to offer.

Coiba has different and interesting activities, among which are: snorkeling, diving, sport fishing, you can also see the coral reefs that are out in the sea.

The fauna abounds here, and you may observe the following species: howler monkeys, agoutis, parakeets, bats, deer and the beautiful red macaws which are on the endangered list.

Travel to Panama and meet the Coiba Island and all the riches this place has to offer, you can take amazing pictures and take back the memories of your visit to this charming island, that without a doubt will leave you fascinated.

How to get to Coiba Island From the Panamanian city on the road it will take 10 hours to get to Veraguas, where the island is situated. If you prefer you can make the trip on a light aircraft, which will take about 50 minutes to get to this magical place. In the Province of Veraguas you will find different restaurants where you can enjoy typical dishes prepared in this region and with great prices, so national and international tourist can enjoy delicious and varied dishes prepared in Panama.

If you do not know where to stay you can visit the website interpanama.com where you will find property located in different places and provinces of Panama which you will be able to rent while you are in Panama. For more information please contact Interpanama Real Estate Agency, visit the offices located on 50th street in the new Global Bank Tower, on the 15th floor office 1514 and you will receive assistance.



About the Author
Ilya Kushnirskiy, The owner of Panama Real Estate AgencyWrites exclusively regarding Panama Real Estate and Coiba Island.

Donegal, Ireland - the gem of the Northwest

Donegal, Ireland - the gem of the Northwest by Helen Kelly

Donegal is famous the world over for its breathtaking scenery, miles of unspoilt Atlantic coastline, long sandy beaches, sheltered bays and of course the 'hills of Donegal'. There are two main mountain ranges to the 'hills of Donegal' namely the Bluestack Mountains to the south and the Derryveagh Mountains to the north. It also boasts Slieve League, the highest sea cliffs in Europe and Malin Head the most northerly tip of Ireland.
Located in the northwest of Ireland, beautiful and wild Donegal is the perfect spot to recharge your batteries and it's one of Ireland's best-loved holiday destinations. There are plenty mountains to climb, miles of coastline to explore, charming towns & villages and beautiful countryside. It borders County Leitrim to the south and counties Derry, Tyrone and Fermanagh in Northern Ireland.

A good starting point for your tour of Donegal is Bundoran in the south of the county. This vibrant seaside town has plenty to offer including lively traditional Irish pubs, excellent restaurants and a golden sandy beach. For the adventurous among you there are many outdoor activities to partake in including a whole range of watersports, http://astore.amazon.com/callaway-20 angling and hill walking.

From here you can drive north and experience the buzz of Donegal Town. Situated at the mouth of Donegal Bay, Donegal is the main town in the south of the county. This vibrant market town is steeped in history and is home to excellent pubs and restaurants. It's also a superb base for exploring the county.

Coming from Donegal town, you can head west and drive through Dunkineely and into Killybegs. The colourful village of Killybegs is famous for its links to the fishing industry. It's also a magnet for watersports enthusiasts and hill walkers.

No visit to this part of Donegal would be complete without seeing the awe inspiring Slieve League Cliffs. At 600 metres tall they are the highest sea cliffs in Europe.

Heading north you'll find yourself in the heart of the Donegal Gaeltacht. A night or two here and you'll easily pick up a few words of Gaelic. The popular tourist town of Dungloe is located about 18km northwest of Glenties. If you're here during the August bank holiday weekend you can enjoy the craic, music and drink of the Mary of Dungloe Festival.

The coastal village of Gweedore is surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery in Ireland. With beautiful sandy beaches and wild rugged mountains you'll definitely get the chance to relax and unwind and recharge those batteries.

Glenveagh National Park is not too far away from here. It's made up of 14,000 hectares of mountains, bog lands, forests and lakes and is well worth checking out.

This part of County Donegal has some superb coastal golf courses. Dunfanaghy Golf Course is an excellent example and while you're here it's worth taking a stroll along the 3km long Killyhoey Beach.

Letterkenny, which is located to the east of the county, is Donegal's main shopping town. Add to this a lively nightlife with excellent pubs and restaurants and you've got a good place to stop for the night.

From here you can drive northeast to the breathtaking Inishowen Peninsula. The seaside town of Buncrana is the main town in the region. Horseriding, golf, watersports are all popular activities here. And it's a haven for any fishing enthusiast as it's on the shores of Lough Swilly and at the mouth of the River Crana. The town also enjoys a reputation for top class traditional Irish pubs and restaurants and is great for a night out.

Malin Head, the rocky tip of the Inishowen Peninsula, is Donegal's and Ireland's most northerly tip. It's surrounded by stunning scenery and the area also boasts great beaches and excellent angling and watersports opportunities.

This is just a taste of what's on offer. Discover the breathtaking scenery, charming towns and welcoming people for yourself. It'll definitely take a few days to get around the entire county so start planning your trip now.



About the Author
Helen Kelly writes for the Ireland travel and accommodation website http://www.GoIreland.com

Visit GoIreland for all you need to know before visiting Donegal, like what to see and where to go. View B&Bs, guesthouses and self catering in Donegal as well as Donegal hotels.