Isla Colón, Bocas del toro to Santa Catalina

Price

$70

Duration

10 Hours

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A/C

amenities

WiFi

Shuttle from Isla Colón, Bocas del Toro to Santa Catalina

shuttle from boquete to santa catalina

Travel from Isla Colón, Bocas del Toro to Santa Catalina with Shuttle In Panama for a smooth and reliable transfer. Passengers must check in at 8:00 AM at PanaBocas Express in Isla Colón to board the boat departing at 8:30 AM to Puerto Chiriquí Grande. From there, ground transportation continues to Boquete, where a short stop is made before heading directly to Santa Catalina. This combined boat and shuttle service is the most convenient and efficient way to travel from Bocas del Toro to Santa Catalina, ideal for travelers looking for a safe, organized, and hassle-free journey across Panama.

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Price

$70

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Frequently asked questions

 The shared shuttle from Bocas del Toro to Santa Catalina costs $70 per person, all-inclusive.

 Book online in under 2 minutes using the booking widget on this page. You will receive an instant email confirmation with your booking reference and a free cancellation link in case your plans change.

 No upfront payment is required — you pay at the end of your trip, at our Santa Catalina office. There you can pay in cash or by credit card. The price is all-inclusive with no hidden fees.

 This route combines shuttle and boat: the crossing to/from Isla Colón is by boat and the road segment is by air-conditioned van. Both are included in the price.

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