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With the highest point of the country, the province of Chiriqui has spectacular landscapes that will make you want to return. Chiriqui is located in the western sector of Panama, bordered to the north by the province of Bocas del Toro and the Ngäbe-Buglé region, to the west by the Republic of Costa Rica, to the east by the province of Veraguas and to the south by the Pacific Ocean.
Get ready to enjoy natural beauties, wake up in highlands with the perfect climate for a delicious hot chocolate and move to trails full of vegetation. Meet the wonderful waterfalls hidden in its depths and fall in love with its flora by taking a tour through its forests.
The province of Chiriqui offers its visitors incredible sites that you can not miss. Visit the city of David, the center of livestock and agro-industrial activity in the province. Discover the wonders of Boquete known as “The place of eternal spring” perfect for adventure activities such as hiking, rafting, rappel, etc.; it is also home of the best coffee in the world, the Geisha of Finca Esmeralda. Baru Volcano welcoming you to the highest point of the country and Central America with 3, 475 meters above sea level, on a clear day you can see both oceans at the same time. Because of its climate, Cerro Punta is a suitable land for the harvest of different fruits and vegetables, taste the delicious strawberries with custard, sweets and preserves of different fruits produced in the region.
Get ready to enjoy every day, an awakening with the chirping of its fascinating and endemic birds, walk the trails and unique suspension bridges in the mountain that connects the paths of the Geisha, taste the delicious dishes that characterize the 14 districts. Embrace the clouds at the top of the Baru volcano and discover the beauties of the sunrise at the edge of the beach and connect with the hospitality of the Chiricans.
Discover all that Chiriqui has for you!
A Panama paradise, the San Blas archipelago (also formerly known as the Mulatas archipelago) is a group of 365 small islands and islets belonging to Panama located off the north coast of the Isthmus, east of the Panama Canal, of which only about 80 are inhabited. It is home to the Guna Indians, who are part of the Guna Yala region along the Caribbean coast of Panama.
The San Blas archipelago offers two unparalleled attractions: the unimaginable beauty of the Caribbean islands and the opportunity to visit the villages of the Kuna Indians to learn about their fascinating culture and way of life. San Blas is that corner of Panama that has an island paradise for every day of the year. It is a small Eden of fine white sand, coconut trees and crystal clear turquoise waters.
You can find different small hotels, restaurants with a variety of seafood caught by the Indians themselves (including the exquisite lobster), and beautiful handicrafts of worldwide recognition made by the Kunas, such as their famous “molas”.
Guna Yala has many natural and cultural tourist attractions that offer visitors an impressive variety of attractions such as its beautiful beaches, ecotourism, traditional cultural tourism, adventure tourism, hiking, bird watching, among others. All this, together with the traditional culture still maintained by the Gunas, make it undoubtedly one of the most exciting tourist destinations that Panama offers to the world.
Once you get to San Blas, you won’t want to leave!
Full of history and development, Panama City has the perfect combination of modern and colonial creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. With a total area of 75,517 km, a population of 4.351 million inhabitants and a tropical climate, it offers beautiful landscapes and activities to make your stay the best.
Panama is a cosmopolitan and dynamic city, here you can walk along the Cinta Costera and contemplate the beauty of the modern city in love with the Pacific Sea by which it was born and has risen from its shores to the heights of the sky in towering skyscrapers, many of which today are icons known throughout the world. You can discover the past and fun in the Casco Antiguo of the capital city, visit the first settlement in Panama today called “Conjunto Monumental Historico de Panama la Vieja”.
The Panama Canal will amaze you with its engineering and its relevance in the world economy.
Panama City gives the opportunity to perform different radio activities, among them; visit the indigenous communities, learn about its biodiversity, make the ascent to Cerro Ancon and enjoy a spectacular view, a walk through the Casco Antiguo which will make you fall in love with its history and its narrow streets, which becomes the perfect place to taste its gastronomy and meet different bars and restaurants of the town.
If shopping is what you are looking for; Panama is internationally recognized for its wide range of shopping malls such as: Albrook Mall which is the largest mall in Latin America; offering brands and a variety of products from all over the world.
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The islands of Bocas del Toro are the essence and reflection of the Panamanian Caribbean. Bocas del Toro is a province of Panama and its capital is the homonymous city of Bocas del Toro. It has an extension of 4,5843.9 km², a population of 170,320 inhabitants with limits to the north with the Caribbean Sea, to the south with the province of Chiriquí, to the east and southeast with the Ngäbe-Buglé region, to the west and northwest with the province of Limón of Costa Rica; and to the southwest with the province of Puntarenas of Costa Rica.
When touring the Bocatoreño Archipelago, you will discover all the beauty of its coastal marine resources, tropical forests, fauna and flora, where you can observe exotic species of the region. Taste the drinks and food of the Afro-Caribbean gastronomy. Walk through its streets and avenues, interacting with the bocatoreño lifestyle, their music that catches your senses and takes you to enjoy all the rhythms of calypso.
A marine adventure awaits you in bocas, visit Bahía de los Defines, so called because this site is home to one of the largest populations of bottlenose dolphins, you can also observe reefs, corals, turtles and birds. Bocas del Drago, the first landing site of Christopher Columbus during his last voyage to the New World, welcomes you with history. Ideal for walking along its coasts, Red Frog Beach, located within the National Marine Park of Bastimentos Island, is a wild and beautiful beach, with waves and dense vegetation, or you can choose to fall in love with Zapatilla Island, a total tropical Caribbean paradise.
As an important attraction of bocas we find its restaurants and its peculiar culinary style, with local ingredients, such as seafood and fish mixed with European and North American influences.
This paradise will delight you with its coral reefs, its multicultural diversity, its natural beauty surrounding the archipelago, and its exotic species of flora and fauna. The joyful lifestyle of the Bocatoreños will capture all your senses with their music, Afro-Caribbean flavors, and mythological stories. Bocas del Toro will be your best experience to tell.
You can not leave without visiting Bocas del Toro.
A land of contrasts, the rebirth of ancient stories in its immaculate painted stones with great natural and tourist attractions is the province of Cocle. It is located in the southwest of the country and its capital, Penonome, was once also the capital of Panama. It has a territorial area of 4,927 km² and a population of 228,676 inhabitants.
In the province of Cocle there are many places to visit, in its great natural wealth you will find beautiful landscapes; swim in the cool waters of the Chorros de Ola.
One of its biggest projects is the conservation of the Golden Frog, unique in the world and native to our country. It also has beautiful beaches of soft, translucent waters and white sand, ideal for lovers of water sports, one of the main attractions of tourism in Cocle and offers a high range of resort hotels perfect for a vacation.
You can not leave without reaching the top of India Dormida in the Anton Valley and witness the most beautiful view of the area. Ascend to its impressive hills like El Gaital with its diverse vegetation or discover the charms of the trails.
Cocle will take you to experience a sense of adventure with its impressive hills like El Gaital, where you will strip yourself of the everyday while you get into nature in its trails. Come and enjoy its imposing mountains, and its streams like El Tavida in Penonome, rivers of refreshing crystalline waters that will take you to be in contact with nature. The sound of its waterfalls waiting to be discovered by an adventurous soul. These are some of the experiences that you can make reality in this province.
Fall in love with Cocle!
A land of contrasts, the rebirth of ancient stories in its immaculate painted stones with great natural and tourist attractions is the province of Cocle. It is located in the southwest of the country and its capital, Penonome, was once also the capital of Panama. It has a territorial area of 4,927 km² and a population of 228,676 inhabitants.
In the province of Cocle there are many places to visit, in its great natural wealth you will find beautiful landscapes; swim in the cool waters of the Chorros de Ola.
One of its biggest projects is the conservation of the Golden Frog, unique in the world and native to our country. It also has beautiful beaches of soft, translucent waters and white sand, ideal for lovers of water sports, one of the main attractions of tourism in Cocle and offers a high range of resort hotels perfect for a vacation.
You can not leave without reaching the top of India Dormida in the Anton Valley and witness the most beautiful view of the area. Ascend to its impressive hills like El Gaital with its diverse vegetation or discover the charms of the trails.
Cocle will take you to experience a sense of adventure with its impressive hills like El Gaital, where you will strip yourself of the everyday while you get into nature in its trails. Come and enjoy its imposing mountains, and its streams like El Tavida in Penonome, rivers of refreshing crystalline waters that will take you to be in contact with nature. The sound of its waterfalls waiting to be discovered by an adventurous soul. These are some of the experiences that you can make reality in this province.
Fall in love with Cocle!
Located in Panama City, Panama Viejo or Panama La Vieja is a must-see destination for history and archeology lovers. This ancient city, known as the first capital of Panama, offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in its fascinating past and appreciate the grandeur of a bygone era.
Panama La Vieja is strategically located on the Pacific coast, right in the heart of modern Panama City. Its privileged location offers spectacular views of the ocean and nearby skyscrapers, creating a unique contrast between the ancient and the contemporary.
When visiting Panama La Vieja, travelers can enjoy an unforgettable historical experience. They can walk through the ancient streets of the city, imagining what life was like in those distant times. The ruined architecture, fortified walls and colonial structures evoke a sense of lost grandeur, transporting visitors to an era filled with fascinating stories.
One of the highlights of Panama La Vieja is the famous Cathedral Tower, a bell tower that rises majestically above the city’s skyline. This iconic structure is the last vestige of the old cathedral and serves as an imposing reminder of the city’s past grandeur.
Another place of interest is the Museo de Panama la Vieja, which houses a fascinating collection of historical artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of the city’s history and evolution. Visitors can marvel at the ceramic pieces, jewelry and artwork that reveal Panama la Vieja’s rich cultural legacy.
In addition, those seeking a more adventurous experience in Panama la Vieja can explore the nature trails that surround the area. These trails wind through lush landscapes and offer panoramic views of the city and the ocean, providing a unique combination of history and nature.
Located on the Los Santos peninsula, on the southern coast of Panama, lies the charming town of Pedasi. Renowned for its natural beauty, rich culture and vibrant traditions, Pedasi has become a must-see travel destination for those looking to explore authentic Panamanian charm.
Pedasi is home to some of Panama’s most stunning beaches. From the tranquil Playa El Arenal to the renowned surfing beach of Playa Venao, the golden sands and crystal-clear waters are a delight to the senses. Whether relaxing under the tropical sun or seeking thrills in the waves, Pedasi’s beaches offer an unforgettable experience for ocean lovers.
In addition to its spectacular coastline, Pedasi is known for its unique festivities and cultural traditions. During Holy Week, the town dresses up in color and festive vibes with religious parades and commemorative processions. Immerse yourself in the local culture by visiting nearby indigenous communities, where you can discover traditional handicrafts and learn about the fascinating history and ancestral traditions.
Pedasi’s gastronomy is another aspect that cannot be overlooked. With its privileged coastal location, the town is famous for its fresh fish and seafood. Local restaurants offer a variety of exquisite dishes, prepared with the authentic flavors of the region. Accompany your meal with a refreshing tropical drink while enjoying the warmth and hospitality of the local people.
Pedasi offers an unforgettable travel experience for those seeking a perfect blend of natural beauty, authentic culture and Panamanian hospitality. Immerse yourself in the fascinating atmosphere of this discovery of the Pacific coast and be captivated by its unparalleled charm. Pedasi is a destination that is sure to leave lasting impressions in your travel memory.
In the mountains of Chiriqui, majestically presiding over the border between the provinces of Chiriqui and Bocas del Toro, is the imposing Baru Volcano. At 3,474 meters high, this natural giant stands as the highest point not only in Panama, but in all of Central America.
Located in the Baru Volcano National Park, this volcanic colossus offers travelers a unique experience in the midst of indescribable natural beauty. The climb to the summit of Baru Volcano is a challenge that captivates the most intrepid adventurers. Although the ascent can be challenging, those brave enough to venture are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, as well as the lush surrounding mountains.
The best way to enjoy this unique destination is to begin the expedition at sunrise, when the first rays caress the mountain and paint the landscape with a palette of captivating colors. During the ascent, visitors can observe a great variety of flora and fauna that develops at different altitudes, from cloud forests to cloud forests full of orchids and endemic species.
Once at the summit, adventurers will witness a spectacle that defies the imagination. The immensity of the landscape, where the two oceans meet and the mountains unfold in a myriad of panoramic views, takes the breath away from those who dare to contemplate it. It is even possible to see part of the Costa Rican territory from this privileged position.
The Baru Volcano not only attracts adventure lovers, but also those who seek to immerse themselves in the history and local culture. On the slopes of this majestic mountain are picturesque towns that preserve the essence and traditions of the region, such as Boquete and Volcan. These towns offer tourist attractions such as coffee plantations, natural hot springs and traditional festivals that allow visitors to delve into the daily life of the local communities.
Baru Volcano is a potentially active stratovolcano that has erupted in the past. However, it is currently in an inactive state and no significant volcanic activity is expected in the near future. In addition, this volcano is known for having one of the few peaks in the world from where it is possible to contemplate sunrise on the Pacific and sunset on the Atlantic in the same day.
The Darien is a fascinating region located at the eastern end of Panama, in Central America. With lush rainforest, meandering rivers and amazing biodiversity, this area is considered one of the wildest and most pristine places in the world.
Darien National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to a wide variety of species, from jaguars and pumas to howler monkeys and macaws. It is also home to indigenous communities such as the Emberá and Wounaan, who have preserved their ancestral traditions and cultures.
To explore the Darien is to enter a mysterious and adventurous world. Its dense jungles hide ancient archaeological treasures.
Exploring the Darien is a unique experience for those looking for adventures out of the ordinary. From jungle hikes to river canoeing, this place offers a variety of activities for nature lovers. Ecotourism is one of the main activities in Darien, with options for all tastes and levels of adventure. From jungle hikes to visits to indigenous communities to sport fishing at the Tropic Star Lodge, the options are varied and exciting.
A visit to the indigenous community of Playa Muerto will allow you to learn about the traditions and ancestral customs of the Emberá-Wounaan. Here you can enjoy their traditional music, learn about their unique handicrafts and learn about their sustainable lifestyle.
Enter a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and let yourself be captivated by the history that permeates every corner. Panama’s Casco Antiguo, also known as Casco Viejo, is one of the most charming and picturesque tourist destinations in Panama. Located in the heart of Panama City, this beautiful historic district is a true cultural and architectural treasure that offers visitors a unique and unforgettable experience on their tour.
This place was founded in 1673 after the original city was destroyed by pirates. Since then, it has witnessed history and has been the scene of important political and cultural events. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997 due to its 17th and 18th century Spanish and French colonial architecture.
The architecture of the Casco Antiguo is a unique blend of Spanish and French styles. You can admire restored colonial buildings, cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies and charming squares. The architectural beauty of the place will transport you back in time.
The Azuero Peninsula, located in the province of Los Santos, in southeastern Panama, is a fascinating destination that captivates visitors with its rich culture, deep-rooted traditions and beautiful landscapes.
In this charming corner of the country, past and present intertwine in a cultural symphony that will transport you to ancient times. From the moment you set foot in this fertile land, you will be captivated by its authenticity and rich folklore.
The Azuero Peninsula is a hidden treasure where traditions are lived with passion and pride. Its colorful festivals will immerse you in a whirlwind of music, dances and traditional costumes that speak of the identity of its people. From the famous Pollera to the joyful dances of the Tamborito, each artistic expression will take you on a journey through time, full of joy and emotion.
But it is not only folklore that makes this peninsula a special place. Its beautiful landscapes will take your breath away. From pristine beaches with golden sands to green hills dotted with crops, the Azuero Peninsula is a natural paradise that invites you to explore.
You can’t miss visiting its picturesque towns, where the colonial houses will tell you silent stories of past generations. Walk through its cobblestone streets and discover the warmth of its people, always willing to share their traditions and customs with you.
And if you are a gastronomy lover, get ready to delight yourself with authentic and autochthonous flavors. The typical dishes of the Azuero Peninsula will take you on a culinary journey full of seasoning and tradition. Try the delicious sancocho, fresh ceviche or the famous mondongo, and let yourself be seduced by the explosion of flavors that will transport you to the heart of Azuero culture.
Coiba National Park is a must-see destination for diving and nature lovers. With its unique marine biodiversity and amazing underwater landscapes, it will give you an unforgettable experience.
Located in the province of Veraguas, in the Pacific of Panama, it is composed of the main island of Coiba and several smaller islands that are part of the Biosphere Reserve of the Gulf of Chiriqui. This protected area covers approximately 430,825 hectares, making it one of the largest marine areas in the world.
The underwater walls of Coiba National Park will take you to a surreal world, where you can admire underwater caves, coral arches and impressive rock formations. You will witness a unique biodiversity, from hammerhead sharks to graceful sea turtles, all coexisting in perfect harmony.
The main attraction of Coiba National Park is undoubtedly diving. With crystal clear waters and rich marine biodiversity, you can explore colorful reefs, impressive underwater walls and fascinating underwater caves. In addition to diving, you can also enjoy snorkeling, kayaking and visits to the pristine beaches surrounding the park.
The Pearl Archipelago, located in the Gulf of Panama, is a group of more than 200 islands and islets that offers visitors an unparalleled experience in terms of natural beauty and marine diversity. Located just 70 kilometers southeast of Panama City, this destination stands as a refuge of exuberant biodiversity and idyllic landscapes.
For those seeking to fully enjoy the Archipelago of Pearls, it is recommended to explore its crystal-clear waters through activities such as diving and snorkeling, where it is possible to admire coral reefs, colorful tropical fish and a variety of marine species. Likewise, the white sandy beaches provide the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the tropical sun.
Among the outstanding places to visit in the archipelago is Contadora Island, known for its Caribbean charm, exclusive resorts and dream beaches, such as Playa Larga and Playa Galeón. Likewise, San José Island and Isla del Rey are ideal destinations for nature lovers, with their rainforest trails, bird watching and marine life observation opportunities.
Interesting facts about the Pearl Archipelago include its relevance as a habitat for a vast diversity of marine species, including whale sharks, manta rays, sea turtles, dolphins and large schools of pelagic fish. In addition, historically, these islands were famous for pearl harvesting, an activity that gave rise to their denomination.
Located on the north coast of Panama, specifically in the Province of Colon, Portobelo is a must-see tourist destination for those seeking the inimitable charm of the Caribbean, combined with a rich history and culture. With its natural harbor on the Caribbean coast, Portobelo played a key strategic role in the maritime trade between the New World and the Old World, becoming an important center of commerce and slave trade, and giving rise to a rich history that has shaped the destination today.
Visitors to Portobelo can enjoy a variety of tourist activities, both on water and on land. Beach tourism is spooky in this region, with its white-sand beaches ideal for long sunbathing and water sports such as kayaking, paddle boarding, surfing and diving.
However, the real jewel of Portobelo is its rich historical heritage. Visitors can stroll through the historic center of town, including Fort Santiago España. This fortress, built in the 17th century, is a living testament to the history and Spanish colonial legacy in the region.
Fort Santiago España was erected to protect Portobelo, an important port in colonial times, from attacks and raids by pirates and corsairs. Its imposing walls, cannons and defensive towers transport us to a time of battles and conquests, when the riches of the New World were coveted by many nations.
Upon entering the fort, visitors encounter an atmosphere steeped in history and mystery. Its cobblestone corridors and open spaces invite you to explore every corner and imagine the hustle and bustle of the soldiers and sailors who once occupied this place. From the heights of its towers, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and the city of Portobelo, adding even more grandeur to this experience. A main point of interest is the Museum of the Royal Customs of Portobelo, which explains the history of the city and its importance as a port of maritime trade, its connection with the Spanish conquistadors and the arrival of African slaves. The museum has objects from the period, such as coins, weapons, jewelry and other historical artifacts.
Excursions are also available along the Caribbean coast, where you can visit the many remains of fortifications that surround Portobelo’s historic center. In addition, the natural paradise surrounding the city offers the opportunity to explore the Portobelo Natural Park, which includes a variety of trails winding through a tropical forest and a myriad of pristine beaches, suitable for bird watching and biodiversity.
Zapatilla Cay, a jewel of the Bocas del Toro Archipelago in Panama, is presented as a unique destination for those seeking a unique experience in the middle of nature. Cayo Zapatilla is located about 30 minutes by boat from Bocas Town, the main town in the area. Its strategic location in the Caribbean Sea and its limited access give visitors the opportunity to enjoy a paradisiacal enclave in complete isolation. Here, time seems to stand still and the natural environment transports us to a primitive paradise.
The island has two beautiful beaches of fine white sand that stretch along its coast, surrounded by turquoise and crystal-clear waters. These pristine beaches, practically deserted, invite visitors to relax, enjoy the sun and swim in the warm Caribbean waters.
But the Zapatilla Key experience is not limited to the beaches. Snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts will be amazed by the marine wealth hidden beneath its waters. The nearby coral reefs are home to a diversity of colorful and exotic species, such as tropical fish, rays, sea turtles and various species of corals.
Nature enthusiasts will also find their paradise on this island. Zapatilla Cay has well-defined trails that wind through its lush tropical jungle. Here, you can enter the natural habitat of a wide variety of species, including howler monkeys, three-toed sloths, iguanas and an abundance of tropical birds.
Impressive in its own right, Zapatilla Cay also offers a great panoramic view from the island’s lookout point. From this high point, visitors can admire the unparalleled scenery of the surrounding islands and the crystal-clear waters that surround them. In addition, during certain times of the year, it is possible to spot majestic humpback whales that migrate through these seas.
Nestled in the archipelago of Bocas del Toro, on the Caribbean coast of Panama, lies the enchanting Bastimentos Island. With its exuberant natural beauty, this tropical paradise presents itself as a fascinating destination for those seeking a unique experience amidst incredible biodiversity and spectacular beaches.
With a privileged location about 30 minutes by boat from Bocas Town, the main town in the area, Bastimentos Island reveals itself as a jewel waiting to be discovered. Its impressive 52,000 acres are part of the Bastimentos Island National Marine Park, which ensures the protection and conservation of this unique ecosystem.
Enjoying the beauty of Bastimentos Island means surrendering to nature at its best. Visitors can explore a variety of spectacular beaches, such as the famous Red Frog Beach, known for being home to an endemic species of vibrant red frogs. Here, tourists can relax in the tropical sun, take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters or venture out to explore the fascinating marine world through snorkeling or scuba diving.
As one ventures deeper into the island, a world of rainforests and intriguing trails opens up. Nature trails allow visitors to explore the diversity of Bastimentos Island’s flora and fauna. Among the centuries-old trees and crisscrossing vines, it is common to spot animals such as howler monkeys, three-toed sloths and a rich variety of tropical birds. The Punta Vieja Wildlife Reserve is one of the key places for bird watching, where nature lovers can marvel at the presence of endemic and migratory species.
Another highlight of the island is the vibrant local community that brings it to life. Visiting the village of Old Bank, tourists can immerse themselves in the Afro-Caribbean culture and enjoy the locally influenced culinary experience and traditional fishing. In addition, surfers will find one of the best surfing spots in the region at the famous Wizard Beach.
Interesting facts embellish the charm of Bastimentos Island. The island is home to the second largest barrier reef in the Caribbean, which makes it a true paradise for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. In addition, it is one of the main homes of the Hawksbill turtle, an endangered species, which makes the beaches of Bastimentos Island its nesting site.
In short, Bastimentos Island is a destination that captivates with its incomparable beauty and dazzling biodiversity. This natural treasure offers travelers the chance to enjoy breathtaking beaches, explore lively rainforests and immerse themselves in a vibrant culture. Bastimentos Island is more than a tourist destination, it is a vital experience that will remain in the memory of those privileged enough to visit.