Turtle Cay Marina

Turtle Cay covers 200 hectares in the Nicoya Peninsula of the bay of Nombre de Dios - Colon.

The marina is accessed via a short canal of 10-feet height surrounded by reefs, mountains and forest, we have over 70 berths for yachts up to 120 feet, offer a patio with tank filling service, repair and facilities storage.

The port will have a world-class service center, an open terrace,pool, garden, meeting room, casino and more. All this, idea from the known Pananamian businessman JJ Vallarino III and is directed by his son, Joaquin Vallarino IV.

When asked about what led father and son to create Turtle Cay, he says: "My father has always loved the sea and yachts." The location of the marina has a long history of navigation. It is the oldest inhabited city that continues even in continental America and Panama.