Large Coastal Building Lots, Great Prices, Isla Cristobal

Finally, sustainable large Bocas del Toro coastal building lots at only $8.00 a meter at Isla Cristobal. The average size of 1 Hectare (2.47 acres) lots run around $80,000. Each lot with a gorgeous view. and ocean breezes. Very clean ROP, can be titled.

Have the security of a small community, the privacy of a large lot at an affordable price in a great location only 15 minutes from Bocas. Isla Cristobal has beautiful rolling hills and that elevation you are looking for.  

Build yourself or have the Seller do it for you. There will be a community dock for your boat. The Red lots are sold. The green lots are available. Once you take your boat to the Island, there will be a road to each lot that is being built now. 

Panama Waterfront Home Features

• Large view lots
• Close to Bocas
• Nice elevation
• Ocean breezes
• Community dock
• Affordable prices

Contact Abram Akradi at United Country – Panama Paradise. Whether you’re looking for more information about these Bocas Del Toro coastal building lots or a beachfront condo, island residence, resort or commercial property, she has the expertise to make your dreams a reality.

 General Panama Facts

Panama is an isthmus that connects the Central American country of Costa Rica to Colombia in South America. Shaped like a sideways “S,” it runs from west to east and borders both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.

Its total area is around 29,150 square miles (slightly smaller than the state of South Carolina), and it has a population of about 3,595,490 (less than the city of Los Angeles). Many of the country’s residents (1,272,672 to be exact) live in or near the capital, Panama City.

The rugged terrain and lack of good roads can make accessing areas along the Caribbean coast more difficult. As a result, the population is also heavily concentrated on the southern, Pacific side of the country, where the Pan-American highway runs. Panama’s Darien province also contains the only break, known as the Darien Gap, in the entire highway system that connects the farthest tips of North and South America.

Panama enjoys a tropical climate, with temperatures ranging from 70 to 91 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. Relief from the heat can be found at the higher elevations, where temps are generally in the 70s. Its only season variation is between its wet (April to December) and dry (January to April) seasons.