Portobelo

Portobelo is a natural port and a town located in the Republic of Panama. It was one of the most important towns in America during the viceregal era and was the port through which most of the Spanish ships with the royal fifth passed bound for mainland Spain. Portobelo is located on the northern coast of the isthmus of Panama, about 50 km northeast of the city of Colón. It is bordered to the north by the Caribbean Sea, to the south by the province of Panama, to the east by the district of Santa Isabel and to the west by the city of Colón.

Isla Mamey

Mamey Island is part of the Portobelo district, a historic port in the province of Colón, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When you visit the pristine Isla Mamey in the Caribbean, you'll find palm-fringed beaches and warm turquoise waters. Also take the time to visit the other areas of Portobelo and learn about the area's rich history and cultural traditions, such as the Festival del Cristo Negro.