Panama Destinations
Panama is one of the fastest growing tourism destinations in Latin America. Panama is gaining the lime light as a premier destination for eco tourism, retirement and for its cosmopolitan lifestyle. The greatest asset of Panama is its diversity of activities, which make it absolutely worth a visit.
They probably have the most intricate work as far as handcrafts. The boys start at the age of eight and by the time they are twenty five years old the carvings on wood simply seem to be made by machines. Read More
A fifty mile stretch from ocean to ocean and five miles to each side of the Panama Canal is known amongst Panamanians as the former Canal Zone. This portion of land, together with the Panama Canal operations were returned to this country in 2000. Read More
Bocas del Toro is a tourist site internationally recognized. This province is located at the northwest of the Republic of Panama, with terrestrial access via, marine or aerial from the Capital. Read More
The name in Spanish is the "accountant” and this island holds history as no island in the Pacific. Utilized by the Spaniards between the XVI and XVII century to account for all the gold and silver brought from South America , specifically Peru and Bolivia. Read More
An hour flight from Panama City via local flights, departing daily at around 7:00 a.m. from Marcos A. Gelabert airport. The flight is definitely a smooth one. We probably experienced turbulence for no more than ten seconds, and this was only once. Read More
Anton valley is a fresh climate paradise, only two hours away from Panama City, this town elevates to 1800 feet above sea level. There is an array of touristic places to visit both, natural and for leisure. Read More
The narrowest strip of land in the Americas; surrounded by both Pacific Ocean and Caribbean coasts. Beaches are on both sides of the country. Read More