Cébaco facts for kids
Cébaco island is a beautiful place off the Pacific Coast of Panama. It is part of the Montijo District in Veraguas Province. The island sits in the Gulf of Montijo. It has a small town with about 30 homes on its northern coast. Most people living here are fishers. They catch fish and sell them on the mainland.
The only way to reach Cébaco Island is by boat. There are no big ferries that go there. You can find local fishers on the mainland who can take groups to different parts of the island.
The main village on Cébaco Island is called El Jobo. Here, the community uses solar panels to get electricity. These panels power homes, a public phone, and its antenna. In El Jobo, you can also find places to stay, like the Coiba Lost World EcoLodge. This lodge offers fun activities around Cébaco, Montijo Bay, and nearby Gobernadora Island [1].
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What is Cébaco Island Like?
Cébaco Island is known for its amazing nature. It has thick forests filled with different kinds of wildlife. Some parts of the island also have large private farms with teak trees. Teak is a strong wood used for building.
Fun Things to Do Around Cébaco
The Gulf of Montijo is a great spot for many activities.
- Sport Fishing: People love to fish here for big tuna and wahoo.
- Scuba Diving: You can explore the underwater world and see colorful fish.
- Whale Watching: During certain times of the year, you might even see whales!
- Surfing: If you love waves, the southern coast of Cébaco offers excellent surfing.
Cébaco's Neighbors
Cébaco Island is close to another island called Gobernadora. Gobernadora is smaller than Cébaco. Both islands are part of the same beautiful area in Panama.
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A beautiful tropical beach on Cébaco Island.
See also
In Spanish: Cébaco para niños
