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Red Frog Beach
Red Frog Beach is a wide, two-section beach generally reached by hiking across Isla Bastimentos, although it can also be reached by boat on calm days. It takes its name from the ever-so-cute poison-dart frogs found in the bordering rainforest. In mid-2007, a gringo developer was building a controversial housing complex behind the eastern section of the beach. Guards prevented the public from accessing that portion of the beach, which is separated from the other sandy stretch by a lush knoll. Construction had yet to begin behind the western section, which remained as glorious and accessible as always. As you can see, it is a popular destination on sunny days. Although not a fixture on the Bocas surfing map, Red Frog can occasionally put up decent lefts and rights, and it rarely draws the crowds found at Paunch, Bluff and other breaks. For the latest general surf conditions in the Bocas del Toro area, click Here. Location
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Red Frog Beach
Bocas del Toro
North shore
Isla Bastimentos
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- North shore
- Isla Bastimentos
- Bocas del Toro
- Panama
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