Pacific Ocean
- Gulf of Chiriqui Islands
- Isla Boca Brava
- Isla Boca Chica
- Isla Parida
- Isla Palenque
- Isla Sevilla
- Islas Secas
- Isla Montuosa
- Jicarón
- Coiba
- Cébaco
- Islas Frailes
- Isla Gobernadora
- Isla Leones
- Taborcillo
- Isla Verde
- Gulf of Panama Islands
- Farallon
- Isla Iguana - Pedasi - Azuero
- Panama Bay Islands (Panama Bay is part of the Gulf of Panama)
- Causeway Islands
- Otoque
- Taboga
- Taboguilla
- Archipelago Las Perlas (aka Pearl Islands)
- Isla Bolano
- Isla Bayoneta
- Isla de Boyarena
- Isla Buena Vista
- Isla Cañas
- Isla Casaya
- Isla Casayeta
- Isla Chapera
- Isla Chitre
- Isla Cocos
- Isla Contadora
- Isla del Rey
- Isla Espirito Santos
- Isla Galera
- Isla Gallo
- Isla Gibraleon
- Isla José
- Isla la Mina
- Isla Lampon
- Isla Mogo Mogo
- Isla Monte
- Isla Pacheca
- Isla Pachequille
- Isla Pedro Gonzalez
- Isla Puerco
- Isla Saboga
- Isla San Blas
- Isla San Jose
- Isla Senora
- Isla San Telmo
- Isla Vivenda
- Isla Viveros
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