Panama and Veraguas allows you to spend days of hiking, taking in the great views, smelling the flowers, and breaking out the sweat, trekking a path to a distant and lonely waterfall or some cliff to meet the horizon of the Pacific Ocean, enjoying an unforgettable sunset, but later at the end of each day you get to kick those shoes off.
With approximate 32% of land and 12% of marine areas, Panama is protected by National Parks and Nature Reserves, it is a country that offers multiple natural landscapes where exploring them is lived and enjoyed better with a long walk.
Protected areas are the habitat of thousands of species of plants and animals, many of them endanger; at the same time, they are the stage for multiple unique ecological and evolutionary processes. On the other hand, they contain pre-Columbian vestiges and Hispanic remains that reaffirm our identity as a nation; in addition to promoting the conservation of our autochthonous cultures, made up of indigenous, Afro-Caribbean, and Hispanic communities.
Gobernadora is a small island south of Veraguas, Cebaco neighboring island with a beautiful little town is a place of nature and unique beauty where flora and fauna invite visitors to live an experience of relaxation, peacefulness and appreciate the deep nature....Read More
It is located south of the Gulf of Montijo, it is the perfect place to escape the world and enjoy the incredible silence of nature can give you. Cebaco is a peaceful, quiet people, with kilometers of pristine beaches....Read More
Coiba Panama was separated from about 12,000 to 18.000 years ago, when sea levels rose. Plants and animals in the new island was isolated from the mainland, during which time most of the animals have diverged in the appearanceand...Read More