This beautiful private island is located along Panama's southwest coast, in the exotic region of South Veraguas. A part of the world unrivaled for its lush jungles, nearby you'll find Coiba, the largest uninhabited island covered in tropical forest in all of the Americas. At an expansive 126 acres, Veraguas Island is similarly untouched and offers many possibilities as an eco-resort, personal residence or even your own nature sanctuary.

Just a 15-minute boat ride from the mainland, this undeveloped property is highlighted by its six stunning white sand beaches and lush tropical vegetation. The island also has a clean source of water accessible through the ground. The water around the island is home to whales, dolphins, turtles and a wide variety of other marine life.