Conservation
Santa Fe National Park is located in the province of Veraguas, in the majestic central region of Panama. Known for its abundant waterfalls and rainforest, the park is home to hundreds of species of birds, butterflies and orchids. Meet local villages and learn about life in Panama's countryside surrounded by breathtaking scenery and views, waterfalls and beautiful rivers. Experience one of Panama's best hiking trails and learn about the history, culture and nature of Santa Fe National Park.
From: $499.00 / 5 days of adventure / 4 persons minimum
Explore the largest primary forest reserve on Panama's Azuero Peninsula with this 6-day adventure that includes a 3-day camping expedition in Cerro Hoya National Park. Hike along the mountain ridges into the cloud forest where we can see endemic species of plants and animals, as well as several rare and endangered species. Summit Cerro Pirri for spectacular views of the national park and coastline at 1300m above sea level.
From: $1900.00 / 6 days of adventure / Minimum 4 people / double room
This birding excursion on the Caribbean side of Panama features one of the most scenic drives in central Panama. On the road, you will cross the third Bridge over the Panama Canal, which opened in 2019, pass through the Gatun Locks and the massive Gatun Dam, which was built to create Gatun Lake.
From: $325.00 / 3 days / Minimum 4 persons / Double room
With more than 1,200 hectares of mangroves and 14 kilometers of beach, Isla Cañas is visited every year by thousands of sea turtles that come to its shores to lay their eggs, an event of nature that between the months of July and December becomes one of the most visited natural tourist attractions in the area. An activity that promotes environmental conservation and contributes to the sustainable development of a community that in recent years has focused its efforts to promote sustainable tourism with unique community experiences in the region.
From: $125.00 / 2 days / Minimum 4 persons / double room