Spectacularly beautiful, Viveros Resort and Club lies in the tranquil waters of the Pearl Islands. The Pearl Islands got their name from the many pearls harvested from these waters, including the 400 year old "La Peregriña," which was given to the Queen of Spain and was most recently owned by the late Elizabeth Taylor. The 380 islands in this archipelago are mostly uninhabited and largely unnamed. The Pearl Islands are home to 90 bird species as well as 630 plant species. The coral reefs team with marine life and the deeper waters are a sport fisherman's paradise. Only an hour and half by boat from Viveros Resort and Club is Piñas Bay. Here, over the Zane Grey reef, fishermen have set more than 200 world records over the years.

What makes Viveros Resort and Club truly unique is the access to one of the largest cultural centers in Latin America, Panama City. With a vast array of restaurants, shopping, nightlife and casinos, Panama City rivals any city in the world when it comes to providing culture and entertainment. And with one of the highest safety rankings of any Latin American city and one of the friendliest tax-climates in the world, Panama is quickly becoming the destination of choice.