Stunning Beaches and a Bridge Between Worlds
Bridging worlds—literally and culturally—Panama is where engineering marvels meet untamed beauty. From the iconic Panama Canal to untouched Caribbean isles, this is a destination of beauty and convergence. Rainforests hum with life just beyond the skyline of Panama City, where high fashion and historic charm coexist. Island hop through turquoise waters, browse artisan markets, or stand atop a volcano and gaze at both the Pacific and Atlantic. With its pulse on the modern world and roots deep in tradition, Panama offers a journey that’s as diverse as it is dynamic—curated for you by your Envoyage advisor.
Panama in Focus
Currency: Panamanian Balboa (B/.) and U.S. Dollar ($)
Tipping Customs: Tip 10%
Language: Spanish
Popular Drink: Seco
Must Eat: Sancocho
Power Up: A and B (two and three-prong type) 110 V
Weather: The forecast is 82˚ and sunny, with high humidity
Best Time to Visit: Visit during the dry season, mid-December to April
Panama Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Marvel at the Panama Canal Locks
Visit the legendary Miraflores, Pedro Miguel, or Gatun locks to watch ships rise and fall in one of the world’s most fascinating engineering feats.
Island Hop in Guna Yala
Escape to the Guna Yala archipelago, a string of 365 islands with sugar-soft sands, vibrant reefs, and a strong Indigenous culture.
Bike the Amador Causeway
Take in skyline and ocean views as you walk or cycle this scenic stretch linking Panama City to a chain of island escapes.
Shop the Old and New
From sleek malls to the artisan markets of Panama Viejo, Panama City is a world trading hub offering everything from luxury brands to handcrafted mola textiles.
Stand Between Two Seas
Summit Volcán Barú for a rare sight—on clear days, both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans shimmer on the horizon.
