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Route for 3 weeks Panama

Panama is a diverse country; the most amazing tropical islands, surf beaches, jungle and rainforest, mountains with coffee and of course the Panama Canal and the cosmopolitan capital Panama City. No reason not to visit this beautiful country. The country neighbor Costa Rica is much more visited then Panama in my view, but Panama is definitely not less worth to visit.  See here the itinerary I did with all the varieties within the route.

Itinerary through Panama

Here you can find the Panama itinerary and duration I stayed in each destination. In all individual blogs you will find the details on activities, accommodations and restaurants, including transportation tips. So please check all individual blogs to get the right tips and inspirations on this great country Panama.

Panama City and Day trip to Panama Canal

Visit this unique city with the even more unique Panama Canal: 3 nights. Click on the header to go straight to the Panama City or Canal Blogs!

Sailing San Blas Islands

This was the best trip ever in my traveling experience. Sailing the remote islands of San Blas, I wish this could take forever. Check my blog to check the amazing pictures and get a good impression for your inspirations: 4 nights. Click on the header to go straight to the San Blas Blog!

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Surfing in Santa Catalina and snorkeling in Parque Coiba

I always build in relax time during my trip. I love the beach and ocean. In Santa Catalina I surfed a couple of days and booked a snorkeling tour tour Parque Coiba: 5 nights. Click on the header to go straight to the Santa Catalina Blog!

Hiking with Coffee in Boquete

Time for coffee! Panama an exporting coffee country, so time to do a coffee tour and taste some local coffee in the mountain expat village of Boquete: 2 nights. Click on the header to go straight to the Boquete Blog!

Island Hopping in Bocas del Toro

Time for some chill, surfing and chill time for my lost stop on this route through Panama. I explored a couple of islands with beautiful beaches and did a tour where I snorkeled again. I loved the accommodation Stay Bocas in Bocas Town: 7 nights. Click on the header to go straight to the Bocas Blog!

Skyline by night in Panama City; Panama Travel Blog Inspirations

I know this is a lot of beach in this route, but you know me a beach girl! You can plan less days at the beach and add the Parque Nacional Soberanía famous for birdwatching near the Panama Canal in your route or anything of your choice.

To travel this route I used an internal flight, the public buses, mini vans of the tour operators, boats, more boats, bikes and of course my feet. The internal flight with Air Panama I booked in advance, to be sure of the right timing back to the Netherlands with KLM. The busses I booked only a day in advance or the same day, the same with the tours and minibuses. Only the San Blas Islands I booked via internet in advance.

The currency used in Panama is the $ USD and the Panamanian Balboa (PAB, I shorten it to a B) which is the same value as the USD.

Click on each individual link to get to the inspirational blogs. Disfruta!

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