10 Days in Panama City
A modern metropolis located between the lushness of the rainforest and the Pacific...
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Discover Taboga Island, full of history, vegetation, and just a 30-minute ferry ride from Panama City. Hike trails with panoramic views, a touch of history, explore its tropical biodiversity, and participate in adventure activities in this nearby paradise.
Escape the routine and enjoy the golden sand beaches of Taboga Island. The most popular, Playa Honda, with an ideal atmosphere for kayaking and swimming. Playa Restinga stands out for its natural beauty and at low tide you can cross its sandbar to El Morro, an islet attached to the island, with trails full of birds such as frigate birds and pelicans.
Immerse yourself in the narrow and colorful streets of Isla de las Flores, as Taboga is known. Visit the church of San Pedro, the second oldest church in the western hemisphere. Climb the bell tower and enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of the Bay of Panama. Discover why it was an important point for voyages of discovery to the South Pacific since colonization and how, during the construction of the Panama Canal, it became a supply center. End the tour at one of the local bars and order Taboga's famous piña colada.
Start the day actively and decide to climb Cerro de la Cruz. At 541 feet above sea level, it is one of the most popular activities among locals and visitors. The hike is a 1-hour moderate difficulty experience, surrounded by vegetation and sea breeze. At the top, you will be next to a historic cross, with impressive views of the Bay of Panama and the rest of the island.
Explore the rich biodiversity, from colorful fish and turtles to fascinating corals, all while immersing yourself in the crystal-clear waters of the island with a local guide who will accompany you in the water at all times, ensuring a safe and enjoyable adventure.
Enjoy the views from Cerro El Vigia, the highest on the island, at 1,007 feet above sea level. The hike is of moderate difficulty and has a total duration of 2 hours. On the way, you can appreciate tropical biodiversity such as songbirds,hummingbirds, and tree dart frogs in vibrant green and metallic blue tones. The viewpoint is an old World War II station and offers views full of contrast between the Panama Canal, the islands of the Las Perlas Archipelago, lush vegetation,and the city skyline.
Discover unexplored places on Taboga Island on a sunset boat tour. Explore golden sand beaches, rocky coasts, caves, and waterfalls, while observing seabirds such as brown pelicans, cormorants, and frigate birds that can be seen in all their splendor. Book with a local tour operator directly at Playa La Restinga, to make the most of the adventure.
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