For the thrill-seekers…
From the Darien forest to the Barù volcano, Panama is rich in an abundance of unique wildlife. During your stay, you will encounter Amerindian communities that retain all of their ancestral traditions. In a world where wilderness and native cultures are disappearing, Panama – against all odds – continues with its essence intact. It is a place rooted in tradition and reverence, yet friendly and open to travellers seeking a taste of true Panamanian culture.
Colon to Colon
Scuba Diving
Snorkelling
Beach
Island Hopping
Wildlife viewing
December – May
to Portobelo
24 nm
14 knots
2 hours
Visit the Galería Casa Congo to discover exquisite museum-quality pieces made by Panamanian photographers, craftmen and artists.
Explore all the splendour that Panama has to offer by diving into the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Coast.
to Lemon Cays
60 nm14 knots4 hours
If you are visiting the islands during the lobster season, you should definitely give it a taste and devour the delicious local lobsters.
This is an excellent place to explorer the clear blue waters on both sides of the island. You will find a well-preserved coral reef that offers shelter to an abundance of marine life.
to Holandes Cay
9 nm14 knots1 hour
Unwind under the stunning palm trees and relax on the white sands…
Discover the underwater caves and vast variety of marine animals including nurse sharks, sting rays, angelfish, and more.
to Canirtupo
12 nm14 knots1 hour
This could be one of the best fishing or outdoors adventure locations in the regions of Americas/Western Europe.
to Cayos Coco Bandero
5 nm14 knots1 hour
to San Blas Islands
10 nm14 knots1 hour
Discover the desert islands and meet with the Kuna on San Blas Islands.
Explore the marine habitats of the surrounding waters through snorkelling.
to Colon
60 nm14 knots4 hours
Visit Fort San Lorenzo and unravel the history of the Fort.
Drop by and watch the Gatun Locks in action.