Our Destinations

Located in the Chagres National Park, these indigenous villages provide a unique cultural experience as they allow you to learn about the Emberá people’s traditions, crafts, music, and lifestyle.

Known for its historic forts and the UNESCO-designated San Jerónimo Fort and Castle of Santiago de la Gloria, it's a wonderful place for history buffs. Also, the unique religious tradition of the Black Christ festival is celebrated here.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park is a must-visit for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Once a penal colony, it's now a paradise for divers, offering one of the largest coral reefs on the Pacific coast of the Americas.

Located in the highlands, this charming town is famous for its cool climate, beautiful gardens, coffee plantations, and outdoor activities like hiking and bird watching.

This group of islands is known for their stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and rich biodiversity both on land and in the surrounding waters, which make it a great spot for snorkeling and scuba diving

Over 365 beautiful islands and cays, most uninhabited, form this Caribbean archipelago.

An engineering marvel that revolutionized global trade, stretches 50 miles from Panama City on the Pacific Ocean to Colón on the Atlantic Ocean.

A unique blend of old and new, with the modern skyline of the downtown area contrasting with the charming colonial architecture in the historic district of Casco Antigüo.