From the cosmopolitan streets and gleaming skyscrapers of the capital city
to cloud forests, coffee plantations and volcanoes of the western highlands, and pristine islands, off the Caribbean Coast Panama is a diverse and intoxicating, tropical paradise.
Panama City’s Metropolitan National Park, comprises 232 hectares of tropical forest, and is the...
Read MoreThe turquoise waters around the San Blas islands are home to coral reefs and an array of colorful...
Read MoreSet in the heart of Chiriquí, Boquete Eco Adventure Park features a series of zip lines.
Read MoreAlthough Panama City is renowned for its modern, Miami-style skyline, it also features several...
Read MoreAt nearly 4500 metres in height, Volcan Baru, in Chiriquí is the highest point in the country
Read MoreChiriquí is home to some world-class rapids perfect for adventure loving travellers.
Read MoreThere are no direct flights from the UK to Panama. However you can travel via Madrid with BA; via Amsterdam with KLM, or via a number of US cities including Miami with Delta Airlines.
Late December to late March is the driest period, but the climate is warm year round, and even during the wettest months, rainfall tends to be limited to a few hours a day, making Panama a great year round destination.
We recommend at least 8 days, or slightly longer if you are visiting the San Blas islands.
Unless arriving by sea, UK citizens do not require a visa to enter Panama and may stay in the country for 180 days. However, please note you are required to have a minimum of $500 USD in cash, or a credit card, plus a return or onward ticket.
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