Las Perlas - Clearance
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CloseShelter Bay Marina and Boatyard, located at the entrance of the Panama Canal and only 50 minutes away from Panama City, offers a prime destination for boat owners.
Positioned just a day's cruise away from San Blas Island and Bocas Del Toro and outside the Hurricane Belt, it is an ideal choice for various boating needs.
- 200 wet slips enclosed in a cove
- 24/7 security
- Long-term secure storage space to accommodate up to 120 vessels
- Boat Yard with an enclosed 5,000 square feet sheltered space for refits
- 100-ton travel lift
- Sail loft
- Chandlery
- Hotel and Restaurant
Shelter Bay Marina and Boatyard in Colon, Panama, offers a comprehensive solution for boat owners, with a yacht-friendly environment, experienced staff, customized services, and excellent facilities, making it an attractive choice for various boating needs.
Visit us at www.shelterbaymarina.com
CloseThis is not a Port of Entry.
The islands are administered by the Republic of Panama. If you intend to stop at Las Perlas after clearing out from Panama on the mainland, this should be mentioned on the clearance papers. No immigration officials are available in the islands.
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While CSSN does not include Pacific anchorages in their database reporting, a recent event In Las Perlas has come to their attention. This is a common first stop for yachts that are west bound after transiting the Panama Canal.
A yacht anchored off Isla del Rey on Isla de Espiritu Santo was boarded by 3 men armed with guns at about 2000HRS. The crew was made to lie face down in the cockpit with guns to their heads while the yacht was thoroughly ransacked, and everything stolen. The radio was disabled before they departed. There were no physical injuries. The yacht sought assistance from another yacht the next morning and both departed the area. It is unclear if a police report was made. See https://safetyandsecuritynet.org/cssn-news-february-13-2023-armed-boarding-in-las-perlas-panama/ for updates.
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Robbery Report.
On the 29/12/2018, at about 7 pm, on Rio Cacique Anchorage, while we were out of the boat, we were boarded and robbed. The boat was closed but not padlocked. There were 2 other sailing boats in the anchorage.
Laptop, tablet, phone, iPod, binoculars and a backpack were taken. Next morning a report was made with the police at the La Esmeralda village. Suspects were rounded up but nothing was found. Beware.