GO WILD IN PANAMA
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Experience the Wonders of Panama
Panama, a vibrant Latin American gem, beckons travelers with its unparalleled attractions. Known for its rich biodiversity, the country's name translates to "abundance of fish and butterflies," but you’ll also encounter howler monkeys, sloths, manatees, crocodiles, and rare quetzals. This captivating wildlife entices visitors to return time and again.
Discover Panama’s Unique Charm
Essential Facts
Covering 75,990 square kilometers, Panama is a tropical paradise where Spanish is the official language, though many residents also speak English. The climate remains pleasantly tropical year-round, with cool nights and an average temperature of 27°C. The country experiences two main seasons: rainy from March to December, and dry the rest of the year. Panama operates on Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5) year-round, without observing Daylight Savings.
Must-See Tourist Spots
Islands and Beaches
Panama boasts breathtaking coastlines on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. These shores offer diverse activities, from diving to sunbathing on world-famous beaches.
- Caribbean Coast: Explore the beaches of Colon, San Blas, and Bocas del Toro. These areas feature coral reefs perfect for scuba diving.
- Pacific Coast: Accessible via the Pan-American Road, the Pacific beaches are ideal for windsurfing, surfing, and swimming. Popular spots include Gorgona, Coronado, San Carlos, and Playa Blanca.
The Panama Canal
Dubbed one of the Eight Wonders of the World, the Panama Canal is a marvel of engineering. Spanning about 80 kilometers, it connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Approximately 13,000 to 14,000 ships transit annually, operated by a dedicated team working nonstop.
The Canal's lock system elevates ships 26 meters to Gatun Lake. Key lock sites are Gatun, Pedro Miguel, and Miraflores. Don't miss a mini cruise through the Canal and a visit to the Mira Flores Visitor Center. This facility offers expansive balconies and exhibitions on Canal history, operations, and global significance.
Lush Rainforests
Panama offers unmatched access to tropical rainforests. It's the only Latin American capital with a rainforest just 10 minutes from downtown, easily accessible through three national parks.
These rainforests, including the Darien, are Biosphere Reserves and World Heritage sites, home to over 10,000 plant species and 1,000 bird species.
Colon Free Zone
Located at the Panama Canal's Caribbean entrance, the Colon Free Zone is the Western Hemisphere's largest of its kind. This 400-hectare area is an International Shipping Center, offering excellent logistics, a robust banking center, and significant tax incentives. With 2,000+ companies and countless visitors, it’s a bustling hub for global trade.
Seamless Travel and Accommodation
Traveling to and within Panama is convenient with various transport options, including land, water, and air. Accommodations range from budget-friendly hotels to luxurious resorts, ensuring comfort for all visitors.
Conclusion
With its rich attractions and welcoming hospitality, Panama offers countless reasons to fall in love. Whether exploring lush rainforests or marveling at human ingenuity at the Canal, Panama is truly a "home away from home."
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