Fun in the Sun: Ten Experiences from Coast to Coast

In a context where the country is consolidating its position as a hub on the continent, the versatility of its tourism offering allows for integrating business trips with moments of relaxation, nature, and culture. With short distances and options for all interests, from beaches to jungle trails, Panama offers ten one-day adventures ideal for combining with any business trip.

Pearl Islands:
Located in the Panamanian Pacific, these islands offer white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. Access is possible by ferry from the Bay of Panama or by air to Contadora Island. Between July and September, humpback whales can be seen. Activities include diving, snorkeling, birdwatching, and boat tours.

Taboga Island
Just 30 minutes from the city by ferry across the Amador Causeway, Taboga Island offers hiking, panoramic views, beaches with tourist services, and a unique sand bridge that appears at low tide. Its proximity makes it an accessible and picturesque getaway.

The Pacific Riviera.
This 40-km stretch of coastline, between West Panama and Coclé, is home to both pristine beaches and tourist developments. You can surf, take fishing tours, or simply enjoy the scenery. Its proximity to the capital makes it ideal for a day trip.

Panama Canal and its watershed.
Visiting the Panama Canal is an opportunity to learn about one of the world's most important engineering feats. Partial tours are offered that pass through locks and lakes, as well as excursions to Emberá-Wounaan indigenous communities. In addition, museums and visitor centers offer a historical and technical look at its operation.

Caribbean Beaches and Islands
The province of Colón is the fastest access to the Caribbean from Panama City. Its attractions include colonial ruins such as Portobelo and the Castillo de San Lorenzo, declared World Heritage Sites. It also offers an opportunity to explore the country's Afro-descendant culture through Congo traditions.

Blue Veins
This collection of crystal-clear canals off the coast of Colón is striking in its natural beauty. You can tour the canals by boat through the mangroves, surrounding small islands with lush vegetation, ideal for photography and contemplation.

Amador Causeway
This waterfront corridor offers a walk of more than 4 km with views of the city and the Canal entrance. It is one of the most popular areas for those seeking outdoor recreation, gastronomy, and sports.

Fishing tours
in Panama offer freshwater and saltwater fishing opportunities. Gatun Lake and the Bayano River are popular for species such as snook and sea bass, while the Pacific Ocean is home to sailfish, tuna, and marlin. This is a suitable activity for groups looking for an alternative to the corporate environment.

Bayano Caves
This cave complex offers an exploration experience that includes sailing, jungle hikes, and swimming through underground rivers. This is an ideal adventure for those seeking a direct connection with nature.

Panama has national parks such as Metropolitan, Soberanía ,
and Chagres, offering trails of varying difficulty, ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and cultural visits. Ancón Hill, within the city, offers unique panoramic views.