The Panama Journey
This tour includes our personal highlights of Panama. Start with the history and charm of Panama City and the Canal, then enjoy unforgettable indigenous encounters in the rain forest. Dive into the culture of the traditional Azuero Peninsula with its colourful traditions left over from Spanish colonial times. Wake up to a symphony of birds on an eco-coffee farm, enjoy spectacular views hiking through scenic cloud forests, and end your trip relaxing on the white-sanded Bocas del Toro Archipelago.
Day 1 - Panama City
- Transfer from Tocumen International Airport to your hotel
Day 2 - Parque Nacional Chagres, Panama City
- Chagres National Park - Embera Indigenous Encounter (Full Day Tour)
Day 3 - Panama City
- Visit Old Panama City (Half Day Tour)
- Visit the Panama Canal (Half Day Tour)
Day 4 - Chitré
- Transfer from Panama City to Albrook Domestic Airport
- Internal flight from Panama City to Chitré
- Transfer from Chitré Airport to your hotel
- Half Day at leisure in Chitré
Day 5 - Isla Iguana, Chitré
- Iguana Island Wildlife Refuge (Full Day Tour)
Day 6 - Chitré, Boquete
- Made in Herrera (Half Day Tour)
- Transfer from Chitré to Boquete
Day 7 - Boquete
- Coffee & Skywalk in the Highlands (Full Day Tour)
Day 8 - Cerro Punta, Boquete
- The Quetzales Trail (Half Day Tour)
- Half Day at leisure in Boquete
Day 9 - Bocas del Toro
- Transfer from your hotel to David Airport
- Internal flight from David to Bocas del Toro
- Transfer from Bocas del Toro Airport to your hotel
- Half Day at leisure in Bocas del Toro
Day 10 - Bocas del Toro
- Full Day at leisure in Bocas del Toro
Day 11 - Panama City
- Transfer from your hotel to Bocas del Toro Airport
- Internal flight from Bocas del Toro to Panama City (not included)
- Transfer from Panama City Albrook Domestic Airport to your hotel
Day 12 - Panama City
- Transfer from Panama City to Tocumen International Airport
- Bye Bye, Panama!
The temperature doesn't fluctuate much in Panama, as it is tropical and near to the equator. The driest season runs from December to April, while the rest of the year is generally wetter, although in some areas, notably the Caribbean coast, there is rainfall all year round. The Pacific coast and lowlands see the driest weather during these months. The humidity can be a challenge in the height of the wet season, and some remoter stretches of road may become waterlogged. If the heat and humidity are uncomfortable, remember you are never far from a refreshing sea to bathe in, or you could plan to retreat to the highlands for some cooler days.
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