Discover Panama: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Panama is likely a place you will never forget. It has Colombia on one side and Costa Rica on the other and is also home to the Panama Canal. Lined to the east by the Caribbean Sea and to the west by the Pacific, its beaches are unparalleled. The highest point in the country is the Volcán Barú, at an altitude of 3,475 m (11,401 ft). From its summit, you can see both coasts on a clear day. Near this beautiful stratovolcano is Boquete, a small mountain town close to the border with Costa Rica, ideal for rock climbing, hiking and other adventure sports. Furthermore, there are plenty of islands of the country’s coast that are also top locations for outdoor adventures!

Hiking, rock climbing and coffee in Boquete

Known as the Valley of the Flowers, Boquete is located in the mountainous region of Panama and is both where Volcán Baru, the highest point in the island is located, and where local coffee plantations are. Both a treat. Furthermore, it is a popular destination for rock climbing.
Bocas del Toro jungle trekking and kayaking

Bocas del Toro is a stunning location for outdoor adventures. Located on the Caribbean side of Panama, it is a great spot for jungle trekking, kayaking and exploring the amazing mangroves in the area.

Waterfalls and birdwatching at El Valle de Antón

Located in central Panama, El Valle de Antón is a small town located at the center of a volcano crater with plenty of nearby waterfalls and birdwatching hotspots.

Panama has tropical climate with temperatures that range on average between 85 – 95 °F (29 – 35 ° C). The dry season is between December and March.

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US Dolar, Panamanian Balboa

Fly to Tocumen International Airport.

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Between December and March, during the dry season.