January through April are the tourist months of this colorful island. Many visitors from Panama and abroad, come to Taboga Island to bathe in its clear, clean tropical waters and walk its winding paths of the pristine town of San Pedro and to reflect on its long history dating back to the Spanish Conquistadores.
Taboga’s small bay in front of the town of San Pedro and Playa Honda, reaches depths of 40 to 60 feet offshore. The water offshore from Playa Restinga is much shallower at 10 to 20 feet. A third bay, Bahia Noreste, located on Taboga’s northeastern side, also reaches depths of 40 to 60 feet. Isla Taboga’s offshore depths offer safe anchorage for any size vessel.
Lingua Franca 
I really like that wall. I wondered at first if the balls might be cannon balls, but decided not. In any event, it’s certainly attractive and interesting. What a fine visit you’re giving us!
Morning Linda:
I think the balls are just part of the design of the wall. I’m so glad you are enjoying our visit to the island of flowers. There are still many pictures in the pipeline. The island is rich in history as well
Regards,
Omar.-
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Hi There:
Thank you so much for your complimentary words. I’m glad you are enjoying my blog and hope you become a regular visitor.
Best Regards,
Omar.-