Barro Colorado
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Panamá has 18 national parks, encompassing approximately 1,564,932 hectares dedicated to conservation. From dense rainforests to marine sanctuaries, this network of protected areas ensures the country's sustainability and ecological richness.
Some of these parks are located near the heart of the city, just 30 minutes from the center, offering a quick escape into nature.
Here are some of the National Parks around the country for your next nature-filled adventure in Panamá:
Explore your scientific side with an inspiring and educational trip to Barro Colorado Island, part...
Right in the heart of Panama City sits a 573-acre park known as Metropolitan Natural Park. This...
Culture, history, watersports and abundant nature come together in the epic Chagres National Park....
Visit the highest point in the country, which also happens to be a volcano! At 3,474 meters high,...
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005, Coiba Marine Park is a marine reserve located off of...
Isla Bastimentos is one of the largest islands in Panama, and provides a laid back alternative to...
Experience the magic of pure untouched nature at La Amistad International park. Proudly protected by...
Soberania National Park is the most accessible national park from Panama City, and the perfect...
In the province of Colón, facing the Caribbean Sea, you'll find Portobelo. Legend...
In the province of Veraguas, in the majestic central region of Panamá, you’ll find...
Welcome to the Jungle! At 5,750 square kilometers, Darien National Park is the largest national park...