

Taboga, Panama’s Island of Flowers, is the island day most charters choose from Flamenco Marina on the Amador Causeway: a private yacht with the captain and crew, a swim stop in the coves, lunch at the beach and the skyline on the way home. Boats start from $800 for 3 hours, and the Taboga day is priced by the hours it needs.
The ferry runs on a timetable to the public pier and you walk from there. A private yacht anchors off the coves, leaves when you want, carries your food and music, and takes the long way home past the skyline. The ferry is the cheaper ticket; the yacht is the day.
Out past Flamenco and the anchored ships, 45 to 60 minutes across.
Playa Restinga or the north coves for a swim, paddleboards and the floating mat.
Ashore in the village or on board from the cooler or the catering you added. What to do in the village is in Out.pa’s Taboga guide.
A pass by the small island, then home with the skyline going gold.
The same boat costs more for Taboga than for a bay cruise because the day is longer. Each card shows its shortest package:
The team quotes the Taboga hours for the boat you pick, with no extra fees; the whole list is on Panama yacht rentals.
Birthdays, families with children, couples and first visits. Groups that want more beach and clearer water go on to Contadora.
Three to start with: the PBTF4 Party Boat Rental in Panama for Private Cruises & Celebrations, the Rapport Party Yacht Rental Panama and the 54ft Catamaran Rental Panama (54 ft).




















Send the date and group size and the team suggests the boats with the right hours for the island. WhatsApp the Panama team on +507 202-1729 (USA line +1 754-325-3827), in English or Spanish.
The boat for your group only, a licensed captain and crew, ice, water, a life jacket for each guest and a Bluetooth speaker. Groups of any size are welcome: give us the full count, including children, and we match the boat. For a large group, contact us. The tip is the group’s to decide. Lunch comes from your own cooler, the village, or a private chef on board.
The dry season, December to April, has the calmest Pacific and the clearest water. From May to November short afternoon storms are common, so mornings are booked first and the captain watches the sky. A morning departure gives the calmest crossing and the longest time in the coves.
Sunscreen, a hat, swimwear, a towel, cash for the village and your drinks in cans or plastic. A yacht photographer can come along for a birthday or a proposal.
Taboga is the shorter run and the easier day for children and first visits. The Pearl Islands are a longer crossing with clearer water. Both leave from Flamenco Marina, and a party on the way is planned on Panama yacht party.