To everyone who came because of the toaster: sorry to disappoint!
Many of you may not know, Booking.com does not allow us to write our own property description. I believe they have a bot that does it...
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Balsaria
Balsaria is a stick-fighting game played by the indigenous peoples of the Bocas area (e.g. the Gnabe-Buglé and Guaymi groups). Nowadays...
✨Bocas Bioluminescence ✨
Bioluminescence is one of the biggest draws of Cocovivo and the reason many people choose to visit us... but what is bioluminescence...
Why Mangroves Matter
Many people even here in Bocas dismiss mangrove forests as swampy, smelly wastelands waiting to be developed. However, ecologists and a...
Underwater Field Guide
One of the first things you'll notice about our reef is just how colorful it is. The lagoons of Bocas del Toro are home to a breathtaking...
The Early Days
In 2002 when Ulrich purchased the 55-acre property that would later become Cocovivo, starting a hospitality business was the farthest...
When is rainy season?
Many prospective visitors here in Bocas del Toro have read that rainy season in Panama spans mid-April through November and are concerned...
Introducing your Superhosts
Reading through our Airbnb reviews, we often joke that our dogs, Capitan and Mazoo, are mentioned by name more often than anyone here on...
The Sea Pearl Enigma
One question about our reef that comes up more than any other is: "What are those magical black pearls??" To start, they are not pearls...
Our guest Max Bednarski made an amazing video!
Max Bednarski, 2020 www.bednarskiproductions.com
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