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As alluring as the gentle breezes and turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, Sunset Point is a unique residential resort community of spacious single-family homes and captivating island villas designed in harmony with the lush natural beauty of a tropical paradise.

 The premier master-planned community on Isla Colon on the Caribbean coast of Panama, Sunset Point enjoys an unsurpassed waterfront location with deep-water access, and is home to miles of scenic water views amid the unspoiled charm of Bocas del Toro. However you define living in paradise, you’ll find it at Sunset Point. Waterfront homes overlooking one of the island’s largest coral reefs. Villas nestled along a sparkling lagoon. Secluded single-family residences tucked among the thickly wooded hills of a tropical forest. Sunset Point is a world away, yet easily accessible and close enough to offer relaxed island living with modern conveniences and resort-style amenities.

Not only does each residence come with private dock space, but residents also enjoy an on-site restaurant, marina, clubhouse with fitness facilities and spa, the Tropicabana Bar with 360-degree island vistas, a private beach, and a pool area overlooking crystal clear waters. All in a private, gated community. Come discover your very own slice of Caribbean paradise at Sunset Point. The Property: Sunset Point Bocas is situated on an expansive 200-acre site overlooking the waters of the Caribbean.

The community is planned to feature 108 single-family home sites and 21 Villas composed of two to four units each. Developed to allow residents easy access to the sparkling waters of Bocas del Toro, Sunset Point will feature more than two miles of waterfront living, with 60 home sites fronting a man-made creek system that meanders through the property. Most homes in the creek-side area will be elevated to take advantage of the view and allow owners to enjoy cool Caribbean breezes.

Sunset Point offers approximately 2,100 feet of bay front living that will be developed into 13 home sites. The lagoon area will feature Laguna Vista, a Polynesian inspired community that overlooks the deepwater lagoon, which is 50 feet deep throughout much of the area. Sunset Point features some of the most environmentally diverse island living in Bocas del Toro. On the sunset side of the community is the largest living coral reef on Isla Colon, home to a magical undersea world. Moving onshore, exotic mangroves hug the edge of the property before giving way to an expanse of canal-front home sites. Above this waterfront basin, the land gently rises to home sites amid the uplands of Sunset Point’s tropical forest. The forest is home to exotic flora and fauna, as well as indigenous wildlife such as playful monkeys and lyrical parrots.

Given the area’s diverse ecosystems, it’s no surprise that the Smithsonian Institute’s prestigious Tropical Research Station is just down the road from Sunset Point. Reflecting our commitment to being good stewards of the environment, we look forward to working cooperatively with the Smithsonian to ensure the health of the coral reef that lies just off Sunset Point. Additionally, our master plan is designed to maintain flowing nature corridors throughout the property to allow for the movement of the native species who share the land with us.

Location: Bocas del Toro is located on the north-west coast of Panama, approximately 20 miles south of the Costa Rican border. With approximately 10,000 residents in the entire Bocas del Toro archipelago, the sleepy seaside town of Bocas del Toro is the capital city of the province that shares its name. Bocas is accessible either by boat or air. Most travelers fly into Panama City and take a scenic one-hour flight to the Bocas airport, which is just minutes from Sunset Point. Until recently – thanks in large part to about a dozen countries having filmed their “Survivor” TV series here – Bocas has remained relatively undiscovered.

Known for its friendly people and simple charm, the Bocas del Toro archipelago is composed of nine major islands, 59 smaller named islands, and countless uncharted mangrove cays. About Bocas: Visitors have compared the environment of Bocas to that of remote Tahitian islands and the feel is 1950s Key West or the Hawaiian Islands. The archipelago is dotted with unspoiled islands, miles of white sand beaches, crystal clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs that are home to incredible sea life. Farther offshore, the Caribbean turns cobalt blue, and deep-sea fishing is a favorite sport. Dolphin, tuna, cobia and Wahoo are among the sea’s bounty. Complementing the sparkling blue of the Caribbean, lush tropical land rises from the sea and climbs to gently rolling hills of the forest. The highest point in Panama is a day-trip away: Vulcan Baru, a dormant volcano that has become a top attraction for adventurists. As word of this unspoiled Caribbean paradise has spread, Bocas has started to attract visitors from around the world, drawn to its warm year-round weather and diverse natural beauty. Visitors enjoy a fun nightlife, folksy shopping, tasty restaurants and friendly people. Most residents speak English as a second language, and the American dollar is the official currency of Panama – a reflection of the U.S.’s close ties to Panama and the building of the Panama Canal.

The listing agents for this property travel extensively to find the best investment opportunities in established and emerging markets. They work as a team with other professionals in the various countries to provide you with comprehensive advice on all legal and financial aspects of purchasing property there. Their aim is to ensure that you have all the facts you need to make an informed decision, avoid costly mistakes and achieve maximum return on your investment.