Explore in Panama

Darién

A stretch of jungle between Yaviza and Colombia where the Pan-American Highway ends, the Darién is navigated by dugout canoe through Emberá villages and the mangroves of the Gulf of San Miguel.

Azuero Peninsula

Dry savannas, colonial villages, and Pedasí beaches: the Azuero Peninsula keeps the rural rhythm and traditional celebrations that have shaped Panama's national identity.

Bocas del Toro

Bocas del Toro

Caribbean archipelago on the Costa Rican border, Bocas del Toro brings together coral reefs, Garifuna Afro-Caribbean communities and humid forests of Bastimentos marine park.

Chiriquí and Boquete

Western Panamanian highlands between 1,000 and 3,475 meters: Geisha coffee, Barú Volcano, cloud forests and Pacific gulf in a single province.

Guna Yala (San Blas)

Autonomous archipelago of the Guna people since 1925: 365 Caribbean islands, cabins on sand cays, hand-stitched molas and access only by 4x4 and lancha.

Panama City and Canal

A tropical capital where skyscrapers brush the jungle, shaped by the 1914 canal and its forest corridor inhabited by toucans and sloths.