Beautiful Panama is a country in Central America which is one of the several countries which you visit while doing a road trip. The magnificent scenery, immaculate beaches, and vibrant culture of Panama are well known. It is a nation with a lengthy history, a wide variety of fauna, and an economy which highly depends on companies that pay tax money for sailing through the Panama Canal.
Panama City
A great fusion of classic and modern characteristics may be found in Panama City, a bustling and international city. It is both the capital and the largest city of Panama. Everybody can enjoy Panama City’s offerings, which range from its colonial-era buildings to its contemporary skyscrapers. Guess what, the famous Panama Canal is also in the Capital city. Some tourists (not us) are going to this country only to see the Panama Canal, alright it is a wonderful object to see, but you can check some other things too. The Casco Viejo, the Amador Causeway, and the Biomuseo are a few further well-liked Panama City attractions.
Bocas del Toro
Off Panama’s Caribbean coast is the picturesque archipelago of Bocas del Toro. The gorgeous beaches, clean waters, and brilliant coral reefs of Bocas del Toro are well-known. A number of national parks, like the Isla Bastimentos National Marine Park, are also located inside the archipelago, where tourists may learn more about the region’s abundant marine life.
San Blas Islands
Off Panama’s Caribbean coast, there are more than 300 islands collectively known as the San Blas Islands. The Kuna people, who live on the islands, have maintained their ancient way of life and culture. White sand beaches, vivid coral reefs, and crystal-clear waters are all hallmarks of the San Blas Islands. Additionally, the islands present a rare chance to encounter Kuna culture and way of life.
Boquete
Small town Boquete is situated in Panama’s highlands. Often we prefer nature over cities, so this town was our favorite, because of all the forests surrounding it so we took a stroll in one of the mountains next to the river. Boquete is well recognized for having a comfortable environment, making it the ideal getaway from the heat of the lowlands. Our family loves coffee, so they always ask us to bring it from every country we visit, in Panama you want to choose coffee which is grown in Baquete.
Coiba Island
Off Panama’s coast in the Pacific Ocean, Coiba Island is home to a national park. Sea turtles, crocodiles, and iguanas of different species can all be found on Coiba Island. Water sports available to visitors include fishing, scuba diving, and snorkeling. The island is a well-liked destination for eco-tourists and serves as a significant sea turtle breeding location.
Pedasi
On Panama’s Pacific coast, a little village called Pedasi may be found. The town’s gorgeous colonial buildings, immaculate beaches, and dynamic culture are well renowned. Due to its proximity to some of Panama’s top surf breakers, Pedasi is also a well-liked surfing destination. We took one of surfing lessons there, and it was bad, because it was our first try.
Santa Catalina
On Panama’s Pacific coast, a small community called Santa Catalina may be found. The community is renowned for its easygoing atmosphere, immaculate beaches, and world-class surfing. There are many surf breaks in Santa Catalina, including the well-known “La Punta” and “The Point”. Diverse water sports, including surfing, snorkeling, and scuba diving, are available to visitors. The town is a well-liked stop for ecotourists since it serves as a gateway to Coiba Island.
Gamboa
A little settlement called Gamboa is situated along the canal’s banks. If we have to pick a best place for people who love wildlife, this would be our pick. The Soberania National Park, a haven for bird watchers, is one of many national parks in Gamboa. Take your bird’s encyclopedia or just download some application in your smartphone and go for a simple walk in the park and when you see a bird look up which bird it is. Gamboa is a fantastic location to learn about the construction and history of the Panama Canal.
Pearl Islands
Over 200 islands make up the Pearl Islands, which are off Panama’s Pacific coast. The islands are renowned for their immaculate shorelines, clean waterways, and dense tropical vegetation. The Pearl Islands are a well-liked vacation spot for honeymooners and affluent vacationers due to the presence of various luxury resorts there. Water sports available to visitors include fishing, scuba diving, and snorkeling. The islands are a fantastic location for leisurely relaxation in a tropical paradise.
Volcan Baru
Western Panama is home to the active volcano Volcan Baru. Hikers can ascend the volcano to its peak, where they can take in expansive views of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Although the hike is difficult, the rewards at the top are spectacular.
In conclusion, Panama is a nation with a colorful past, numerous cultural traditions, and stunning natural beauty. Panama has plenty to offer everyone, whether you’re a history buff, a beach bum, or a fan of the natural world. Panama is a country that should be on every traveler’s bucket list, with everything from the vibrant city life of Panama City to the pristine beaches of Bocas del Toro and the San Blas Islands.
