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Disfruta de las mejores playas y calas de Panama en una experiencia costera inolvidable.
Panama is a transcontinental nation that connects Central America and South America. World famous for its iconic canal, the country offers much more: from the cosmopolitan skyscrapers of its capital to pristine jungles, paradise islands in the Caribbean and the Pacific, and a rich cultural diversity.
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Country of contrasts, where tropical jungle meets modern engineering and two oceans come together.
The marvel of modern engineering: the Panama Canal and its locks
The Old Town of Panama City, a historic neighborhood full of colonial charm
The San Blas archipelago (Guna Yala), a Caribbean paradise of virgin islands
The islands of Bocas del Toro, with their relaxed atmosphere and dream beaches
The highlands of Boquete, famous for its coffee, flowers and cloud forest trails
The Biomuseo, an explosion of color designed by Frank Gehry that explains the history of the isthmus
Panama is a transcontinental nation that connects Central America and South America. World famous for its iconic canal, the country offers much more: from the cosmopolitan skyscrapers of its capital to pristine jungles, paradise islands in the Caribbean and the Pacific, and a rich cultural diversity.
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View full guideThe official currency is the Balboa (PAB), but in practice it does not exist in banknotes. The United States Dollar (USD) is the legal tender and is used for all transactions. The balboa only exists in coins, which have the same value and size as US coins.
In Panama City, the metro and VTC services like Uber are efficient. To get around the country, there is a good bus network. The most striking buses are the 'Red Devils', former US school buses, although they are being replaced by a more modern fleet.
Panama has a tropical climate. It is hot and humid all year round. Wear light, breathable clothing. Don't forget a raincoat or umbrella, especially during the rainy season (May to December), as downpours can be intense but brief.
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