Panama
Where two oceans meet: the Canal, paradise islands, jungle and a city looking to the future
Panama is the bridge between two worlds: North and South America, Atlantic and Pacific, modernity and tradition. A small country with surprising diversity: skyscrapers, virgin jungle, Caribbean islands and indigenous cultures.
Panama City
Panama City
Skyscrapers and colonial Casco Viejo, the Canal and its Miraflores locks, Panama Viejo (16th century ruins) and increasingly interesting gastronomy.
San Blas (Guna Yala)
San Blas (Guna Yala)
365 islands of white sand and palm trees managed by the Guna people. Deserted beaches, overwater cabins and one of the most vibrant indigenous cultures in America.
Bocas del Toro
Bocas del Toro
Caribbean archipelago with relaxed atmosphere: surf, snorkel, red sand beaches (Red Frog Beach) and nightlife. The most alternative Caribbean.
Highlands and Boquete
Highlands and Boquete
Cool mountains with Barú volcano, highland coffee, quetzal watching, zip lines in cloud forest and the best spas in the country.
Experiences
Panama offers experiences ranging from watching ships cross between oceans to sleeping on a deserted island managed by indigenous people.
Partial Canal transit
Sailing through the Panama Canal, crossing the Miraflores and Pedro Miguel locks, and understanding firsthand this engineering marvel.
Deserted island in San Blas
Being dropped off on an island with palm trees, white sand and crystal water. Just you, a picnic and the Caribbean. The Guna make it possible.
Quetzal watching
In Boquete, one of the best places in the world to see the quetzal, the sacred bird of the Mayans. Early start required but worth it.
Casco Viejo at night
Walking through the colonial neighborhood when lit up, dining on a rooftop with skyline views, dancing salsa in a plaza. Panamanian nightlife is vibrant.