Vacation in Panama | Tropical Beaches and Rich History

Relaxing holidays in Panama

Panama is a country that combines spectacular natural landscapes with a fascinating history and modern infrastructure. From the dense tropical jungle and white beaches to the engineering wonder of the Panama Canal, this destination offers an impressive variety of experiences. In the modern capital, Panama City, you'll find imposing skyscrapers next to historic neighborhoods with colonial architecture. In the rural part, you can explore tropical forests and isolated indigenous villages, where ancient traditions are still alive. The paradisiacal islands of the Bocas del Toro and San Blas archipelagos await you with crystal clear waters and vibrant marine life. Panama is the perfect destination for adventurers and those who want to discover an authentic, rich and diverse culture.

Places to visit

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Panama is a country with remarkable natural diversity and a fascinating history. WENS offers you the opportunity to explore some of Panama's most impressive attractions. Here are some destinations you should not miss:

Panama Canal‍

One of the world's greatest engineering wonders, the Panama Canal is an unmissable attraction. Visit the Miraflores Visitor Center to better understand this monumental project and watch the ships that transit the canal.

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Casco Viejo‍

Panama City's Old Quarter is a place steeped in history, with cobbled streets, colonial buildings and impressive churches. Here you can explore the history of Panama and enjoy the local gastronomy in chic restaurants.

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San Blas Islands‍

These tropical islands are the perfect paradise for those looking for secluded beaches, crystal clear water and exploring the indigenous Guna Yala culture. It is an ideal destination for snorkeling and relaxing.

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Bocas del Toro‍

An archipelago renowned for its biodiversity, perfect for those who want to explore marine life, surf or relax on gorgeous beaches.

Useful information for travelers

1. What is the weather in Panama and what is the best time to visit?

Panama has a tropical climate with two distinct seasons: the dry season (December-April), ideal for tourism, and the rainy season (May-November).

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2. What budget is needed and what currency is used in Panama?

The official currency is the Panamanian balboa (PAB), but the US dollar is widely used. The recommended daily budget is around $50-100, including accommodation, meals and activities.

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3. What telephone network is used in Panama?

You can purchase SIM cards from local operators such as Claro and Movistar. A SIM card with data costs about $10.

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4. Is it safe to drink in Panama?

In most urban areas, tap water is drinkable, but it is recommended to drink bottled water in rural areas.

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5. How do we dress in Panama?

The warm climate requires light clothing. Natural materials such as cotton are ideal, and a rain jacket is useful during the rainy season.

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6. How do we behave in Panama?

Panamanians are friendly and welcoming. It is important to respect local traditions and to be polite in your interactions with the locals.

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7. What kind of outlet is there in Panama?

Panama uses Type A and B sockets, with two flat pins, similar to those in the United States.

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8. What time zone is in Panama?

Panama is in the Eastern Standard Time (UTC -5) time zone and does not use daylight saving time.