Panama is a tropical country bridging Central and South America. Its tropical climate makes the country rich in greenery and home to rich biodiversity. Panama, which translates to an abundance of fish, is surrounded by pristine beaches—listed as one of the country's best spots is the Panama Canal, where the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans meet. ►
Panama is a tropical country bridging Central and South America. Its tropical climate makes the country rich in greenery and home to rich biodiversity. Panama, which translates to an abundance of fish, is surrounded by pristine beaches—listed as one of the country's best spots is the Panama Canal, where the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans meet. Here, you will get never-ending sunlight, clear blue splashes of seawater, fine sand, and interactions with its hospitable locals. The long and serene beaches of Playa Las Lajas are perfect if you prefer a quiet and calm beach. Just 20 kilometers from Panama City is the Isla Taboga, which has an overlooking view of the city from the top of the island. Get to experience the jungle life of the people who joined the globally famous reality show "Survivor" in the Pearl Islands. Fortunately, free from capitalist establishments, the Bocas del Toro Islands offer a rich ecosystem, ethnic diversity, bubbly locals, and good music. Some provinces worth visiting are Chiriqui, Veraguas, Colon, and Los Santos. Pristine water, undiscovered islands and islets, and the richness of flora and fauna are pretty common among these provinces. Aside from its waterfalls that fill the trails and beaches, one can also find Panama's Volcan Baru in Chiriqui. At the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean's meeting point, Veraguas province is perfect for underwater activities like free diving. The translucent seawater in Colon province, dotted with green islets, is a breathtaking view from above. And if you love the sun, Los Santos province is made for you. ◄
