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I left Panama with a newfound appreciation for this underrated gem. While Costa Rica often steals the spotlight, Panama offers a similar range of ecotourism and surfing experiences, along with a safe capital to explore. During my two trips to Panama, I curated a "best of" itinerary for a one-week adventure packed with history, culture, nature, and excitement.
Day 1: Panama City
Kick off your journey in Panama City, a safe and modern capital. While it may not have endless attractions, don’t miss the iconic Panama Canal and the charming Casco Viejo area. The city’s mix of skyscrapers and colonial architecture is a sight to behold. Getting around is a breeze with the efficient transport system, including affordable metros, buses, and Uber rides.
Day 2-4: Boquete
Escape to Boquete, a picturesque mountain town known for its natural beauty, coffee plantations, and adventure activities. Whether you hike through the cloud forest, savor local coffee, or brave the rapids, Boquete offers a refreshing change of pace from city life.
Day 5-7: Bocas Del Toro
Head to Bocas Del Toro, a beloved spot in Panama known for its crystal-clear waters and laid-back Caribbean vibe. Explore the different islands, from Isla Colon to Isla Bastimentos, each offering unique experiences. Spend your days beach-hopping, snorkeling, and soaking in the island life before bidding farewell to this tropical paradise.
As you wrap up your week-long adventure in Panama, you’ll realize the country’s diverse offerings and natural beauty make it a hidden treasure worth exploring.
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