Multi-day Trips Panama City

Multi-Day Trips in Panama City

Discover the Wonders of Panama City Over Multiple Days

Day 1: Explore Historic Colón and Casco Viejo

  • Start your day at Colón: Visit the iconic Panama Canal, learn about its history, and witness the massive ships transit through this engineering marvel. Don’t forget to explore the nearby fortresses of Fuerte San Lorenzo and San José de Amatista.

  • Afternoon in Casco Viejo: Stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Casco Viejo. Marvel at its vibrant streets filled with colorful colonial buildings, art galleries, and charming cafes. Visit the beautiful Cathedral Basilica of Mary Our Lady of Chonsonia (Catedral Metropolitana) and Plaza Herrera.

Day 2: Biodiversity & Wildlife Encounters

  • Soberania National Park: Embark on a day trip to Soberania National Park, home to an abundance of wildlife such as monkeys, sloths, toucans, and iguanas. Don’t miss the Pipeline Road, one of the world’s best places for birdwatching.

  • Gamboa Resort: In the afternoon, relax at Gamboa Resort on the banks of the Panama Canal. Take a boat tour to spot wildlife in the surrounding mangroves and wetlands.

Day 3: Indigenous Communities & San Blas Islands

  • Kuna Yala: Spend a day immersed in the Kuna Yala indigenous territory, home to the Guna people. Visit one of their villages, learn about their culture, and shop for traditional handicrafts such as molas.

  • San Blas Islands: If you have an extra day, consider taking a trip to the stunning San Blas Islands. With over 365 beautiful islands, enjoy snorkeling, swimming, or simply relaxing on pristine white-sand beaches.

Tips & Recommendations:

  1. Plan your trips ahead, especially for visiting indigenous communities and the San Blas Islands, as permissions are required.
  2. Hire a local guide to ensure an authentic and safe experience.
  3. Pack insect repellent, sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes.
  4. Respect local customs and traditions when visiting indigenous communities.
  5. Enjoy delicious Panamanian cuisine, including traditional dishes like Sancocho and Ceviche.