The man-made wonder of the modern world, the Panama Canal, is a 77km artificial waterway that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic Ocean across the Isthmus of Panama.
Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, surfing, fishing, and searching for shells.
Casco Viejo
Include Casco Viejo in your itinerary. Away from the tall skyscrapers, this breathtaking corner of the city best preserves its old culture and heritage architecture.
Plaza Bolivar is another architectural masterpiece in Panama. The Plaza has a giant statue of one of the most famous South American historical figures, Simon Bolivar.
The Metropolitan National Park is home to various fun activities, from hiking to feeding monkeys. It is the only protected national park located at Panama City’s border.
Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, surfing, fishing, and searching for shells.
Shopping at Albrook Mall
There are many shopping spots in Panama, but with more than 700 stores, Albrook mall is the best. It is one of Central America’s largest shopping malls
A helicopter ride is another way of experiencing Panama City from above. You will see the pearly white sandy beaches connecting and tall skyscrapers along the way.
Cycling is a great way to keep yourself active. There is a 6 km long causeway where you can explore many city attractions such as Biomuseo and Panama Canal.
As its name suggests, Monkey Island is filled with (non-human) primates. This small island is home to howler monkeys, white-faced capuchin, and Geoffroy’s tamarin.