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Panama also boasts an abundance of remote pockets replete with wildlife: Bocas del Toro attracts explorers keen on snorkelling, surfing, and immersing themselves in laidback island life. The Pearl Islands show off a mixture of secluded beaches and dense greenery, and Darien National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, contains wild and untamed expanses.
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