The complete guide to traveling in Panama — nine provinces, three coasts, written by people who live here.
Start exploring →Surfers’ capital of the Caribbean coast, Afro-Antillean kitchens, and the country’s easiest place to wake up on the water. Where to stay, which islands to skip, and how to read the weather.
We don’t have one country here. We have a coast that faces Cuba, a coast that faces Ecuador, and a mountain range between them that hides whatever it wants to hide.— Iván Bethancourt · Almirante
The country’s only summit you can climb in a day, plus the Geisha farms that change how you taste coffee.