Find an adventure in Panama

Panama City is the capital of Panama, it is also the Largest city in the country, it is located at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal, in the province of Panama. The best time to visit Panama is usually during the dry season from mid- December to mid-April.

The climate in Panama is hot, and humid with cloudy rainy season which occurs from May to January, and a short dry season that lasts from January to May.

Panama is a multilingual and multicultural society, and it is home to over 8 different ethnic groups.

The culture in Panama is a hybrid mix of Native American, African and European cultures and this has its influence on the cuisine and traditions in Panama.

Roman Catholicism is the predominant religion in Panama with a minority of evangelical Christian, Bahá'í Faith.

Spanish is the official and dominant language in Panama also English is common.

There are about 42 airports in Panama allowing easy movement within and outside the country. Panama offers a wide range of other transportation methods including transportation by Bus, by Boat, by Taxi, by Train, also car rentals are available at almost every resort or hotel.

Panama is a relatively safe place to visit as violent crimes are not common, but the usual precautions should be taken as pickpocketing and mugging are common issues in the country.

Panama is home to various celebrations and event that showcases their cultural and traditions diversity, some of these events are; Carnaval de Las Tablas - held during the four days preceding Ash Wednesday in March, and features food and drink on the country’s beaches, Performers wearing elaborate costumes engage in traditional dances on flamboyant floats during parades; Fiestas Patrias - held in November, and features parades of female dancer dressed in traditional Panamanian clothes, such as the cherished ¨pollera¨, Schoolchildren from across the country performing in the procession marching bands; Panama Jazz Festival - held from Jan. 13 through 18, it is one of the most important jazz festivals in the world, with more than 400 performances.

There are over 500 places of interests in Panama, some of these includes;

• Playa Las Lajas - This is a located along the Gulf of Chiriqui on the Pacific Coast. It has little currents and great water temperatures. It is the ideal place for divers and swimming, and has a range of hotels and resorts for accommodation.

• Pearl Islands - The islands feature lush forests surrounded by white sandy beaches. It is a beautiful spot to relax and it can be explored by chartering a private yacht.

• Santa Catalina - Located on the Chiriquí Gulf, Santa Catalina offers world-class surfing experience. It has a beautiful beach, and is surrounded by jungle forests making it an ideal destination for those who wish to enjoy Panama’s natural beauty.

• Bocas Town - This is the capital of the Bocas del Toro Province, is a favorite spot for scuba divers, and as the dives are shallow, and is particularly recommended for beginners. It was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1502, and it features an extensive coral reef with colorful varieties of tropical fish.

• Panama Canal - This stands as one of the world's greatest feat in engineering. Tourists can choose to explore the canal by visiting the Miraflores Locks Museum, or watch transiting vessels in the canal from the restaurant located at the top floor of the museum.

There are over 500 hotels and accommodations in Panama fit your individual taste and satisfaction. Panama contains the only place in the world where you can see the sun rise on the Pacific and set on the Atlantic from the same spot.