Best known for its canal connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, Panama, where the Americas meet, boasts a tropical climate, stunning vistas of islands, mountains and beaches, and unique peoples, including the Kuna Indians of the San Blas Islands.

Known as 'The Bridge of the World', Panama is a curious and exhilarating combination of natural beauty and diverse culture. It is a place where there is always something new to discover and the locals are renowned for their hospitality and openness. There is a wide range of accommodation available ranging from guesthouses to world-class hotels.
While Panama is most famous for its canal, it is also one of the best-kept secrets in the Americas. The minimally developed and well-preserved natural scenery is some of the best in Central America. With some of the finest snorkelling, bird-watching and deep-sea fishing around, along with spectacular terrain ranging from jungles to beaches, Panama is an ideal destination for un-crowded, fun in the sun, adventure holidays.
Its diverse range of natural environments presents vast choice for the intrepid traveller. Being an isthmus, the country has miles of gorgeous coastline scattered with secluded sandy beaches adorned by clear tropical water. Not many countries can boast of having the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean within two hours of each other. Such an environment makes for excellent scuba diving, snorkelling, fishing and sea kayaking.
Few destinations can rival the quality and quantity of Panama’s attractions. With 1,500 islands dotting both the Caribbean and Pacific coasts, some of the most accessible and bio-diverse rainforests on the planet; and highlands that are both culturally interesting and scenically beautiful, Panama has plenty of activities for any visitor. There are also interesting historical sites, seven living Indian cultures to experience and a cosmopolitan capital full of shopping and nightlife. Add to this the plethora of sporting activities on offer and you will find that Panama is one of best undiscovered destinations in the world.
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Most children like going to the beach and exploring tropical jungles full of colourful birds and exotic animals. Panama is a natural wonderland, offering dozens of amazing destinations where your kids can get up close and personal with the natural world.

Boquete Fair of Flowers and Coffee
This international fair is famous around the world for its competitive coffee tastings and beautiful flower exposition in the Chiriqui Highlands.

Few destinations can rival the quality and quantity of Panama’s tourist attractions. With 1,500 islands dotting both the Caribbean and Pacific coasts, some of the most accessible and bio-diverse rainforests on the planet; and highlands that are both culturally interesting and scenically beautiful, Panama has more than enough nature-based activities for every visitor. There are also historical sites from its heritage as an international crossroads, seven living Indian cultures to experience and a cosmopolitan capital chock full of shopping and nightlife. Add to this the plethora of sporting activities on offer and you will find that Panama is one of best undiscovered destinations in the world.

Air
Tocumen International Airport is located 27kms northeast of Panama City and is the country’s principle air hub, handling flights from all Central American countries, as well as North and South America and even a few European destinations. Miami is the hub for most of the direct flights from the United States, but several major US airlines also operate regular flights from a handful of American cities. There’s a US$20 departure tax on all international flights, payable only in cash.
The currency in Panama is called the Balboa (PAB). One Balboa equals 100 centavos. There is no Panamanian paper currency. All local money is in coins, which come in denominations of PAB1 and 10, as well as 1, 5, 10, 25, and 50 centavos. US dollars were adopted as acceptable currency in 1904 and still exist today alongside the Balboa coins.








It was definitely an amazing experience staying at this resort. I was there with my 2 daughters. It was one of my favourite places that I stayed at. We stayed on the 28th and 29th, because our plan...































