Darien National Park
This eastern region of Panama is the least populated and wildest part of the country.
Panama Holidays
One of the world’s eco-tourism hotspots. Speak to our travel experts and create a Panama experience that certainly isn’t recycled – there’s coral gardens, volcano views and untouched forest all waiting to be ticked off.
Until recently Panama has not figured as a major holiday destination, but it is now re-inventing itself as an eco-tourism destination and its popularity is going to explode. For the moment it remains slightly quirky – which of course appeals to us enormously – with some interesting places to stay and things to do. For those with a love of travel and adventure then Panama must move up the list of places to go.
Colon
The province of Colon is home to Panama’s Afro-Caribbean culture and a rugged coastline once the object of many a pirate assault.
Boquete
This lush landscape is home to majestic volcanic mountain ranges, trout-filled rivers and beautiful agricultural scenery.
Bocas del Toro
A wonderful Caribbean vibe and for those with an interest beneath the water, the snorkelling and diving.
San Blas Archipelago
While the Kuna Yala territory also includes a strip of Panama’s coastline, the majority of Kuna people inhabit just 45 of the…
Panama City
Soaring skyscrapers and a thriving banking district demonstrate the new era as they sparkle next to the remainders of Panama Viejo.
El Valle De Anton
A magical place for a weekend away from Panama's lowland heat or for those keen on the outdoors, ornithology and photography.
What to expect on your Panama holiday
Panama is best known for its iconic piece of engineering, the Panama Canal, but there is so much more to this beautiful country. Few realise the biodiversity found in Panama. Panama acts as a natural biological corridor connecting North and South America, and with a third of the country protected by reserves and national parks, it is not surprising that it plays host to over 1,000 species of bird (the largest number in Central America), 10,000 species of plant, 218 species of mammal and 226 species of reptile.
What is surprising, perhaps, is the stark contrast between the wealth of Panama City and the fact that a short distance away from the indigenous Embera tribe still travels by canoe. You will find other tribes in Panama’s remote regions, including the Kuna, with their pre-Columbian heritage, who inhabit a semi-autonomous area which includes 365 Caribbean islands.
Don’t expect to find Panama hat weaving – Panama hats are actually made in Ecuador!
Explore Panama
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Darien National Park
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Colon
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Boquete
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Bocas del Toro
Experiences
Panama offers incredible experiences that will help us to create a bespoke and memorable journey for you.
Meet our experts
A passion for travel runs right through every one of our experts - meaning they're always ready with first-hand insight about their specialist countries.
John Faithfull
One of John’s favourite spots is the viewing platform at the Miraflores Locks, where he has spent many happy (read “geeky”) hours being mesmerised by the machinations of the canal’s lock gate process.
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