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The Bristol Hotel Panama City is one of those places you have trouble leaving – of course, never due to problems checking out. The quiet ambience and seamless service make this business-friendly hotel one for the books indeed. Never short of compliments, guests rant about everything from the ambience, and the lobby scents, to the prime location. A stone’s throw from Del Carmen Church, Via España and Calle 50, lies this stylish haven with optimum service at its heart.
The administrator of the Panama Tourism Authority (ATP), Ivan Eskildsen, handed over to the authorities of the Ministry of Health (Minsa) and the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (Mici) the proposal called "Strategic Plan for the Reactivation of Companies, Services and Activities in the Tourism Sector".
The health authorities have taken extreme measures to isolate and even totally quarantine some of Santiago's municipalities. This measure, relieves the importance of staying at home to prevent, among all, that the Coronavirus Covid-19 continues to spread.
Andres Morataya, chef and owner of Panga restaurant, said that at the beginning of this year they were lucky enough to be considered as one of the 29 nominees in the Off - Map Destinations category (restaurants located in remote places). "It is nice to put the name of Panama on an international level, I feel happy", said Morataya smiling a Guatemalan living in Panama. The jury is made up of 100 respected industry people, he explained.
A country that has been developing its gastronomic potential which has been recognized worldwide. Peruvian culinary talent found in our country the perfect venue to showcase its most traditional and innovative dishes to the world. This wave of opportunities was what culture and gastronomy brought the talented chef merge, an unforgettable Aristóteles Breña and start experience that exceeds all his first restaurant Nazca 21, expectations.
In the province of Chiriqui, there are Las Lajas, an extensive beach of 15 kilometers long, and kilometers of mangroves that house various species of fauna, plants and trees. Although its greatest attraction is tranquility, an area of Panama liberated by the time of a mass tourism that comes to transform and change the environment.
Located in the Cordillera de Talamanca, in the western province of Chiriqui, Volcan Baru is the highest peak in Panama and the third highest active volcano in Central America, surpassed by Fire in La Antigua and Santa María, both in Guatemala . Climbing the Barú Volcano is one of those "must do" routes in Panama. They call it the roof of Panama because from its privileged 3,474 meters high you can appreciate the Caribbean Sea and the South Sea. Today we want to show you the different routes to get to this wonderful place.
La Fabrica is a Brewhouse complex that is a part of International Brewers, an authentic craft brewery and a Gastropub located on the same site, whose originality lies in the in-house elaboration of practically all its gastronomic offer. From the variety of beers that supply the handmade siphons, to the bread that is baked daily with its own seal. La Fabrica presents an elaborated menu where the original flavours and homemade ingredients are reflected in each of the dishes created to surprise you.
Five hours from Panama City by car or 45 minutes by charter flights is Pedasí, a district in the province of Los Santos, located on the southern tip of the Azuero peninsula. This place has become the new offer for beach tourism, sightings of turtles, cetaceans (whales) and wildlife refuge. Admired for its security, gastronomy, customs, traditions and rural architecture, thousands of tourists come to this place to make their vacations the most comfortable of their lives. Consolidated as a true tourist landscape and full of spectacular relaxation sites that intertwine culture and ecology, Pedasí undoubtedly represents one of the greatest treasures of this Central American country. In each of the corners of this cozy town you can find something interesting to do, from visiting an enclave or enjoy the beautiful prints of customs and traditions that impress Panamanians and foreigners, even surfing at Playa Venao.
Discover Panama’s top highlights in one fun-packed tour! Visit the famous Canal, stroll through the Old Town, and explore the BioMuseo Park—all in just half a day!
Learn about the Panama rainforest on this exciting 5-hour outing. Ride an aerial tram, get up close with nature and enjoy a boat trip through the Panama Canal Lake.
Discover one of the Wonders of the Modern World, the Panama Canal. Go back in time at Casco Viejo, the second city of Panama, which dates back to 1673. See the beautiful Amador Causeway and the Bridge of the Americas.
Walk the vibrant streets of Casco Viejo, uncover hidden gems, legends, and colorful life with an expert guide. Discover Panama’s historic heart!
Explore San Blas on a 4-day island hopping adventure from Panama City with 3 nights of accommodation included. Visit more than 6 islands, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and see how the locals live.
Sail from Panama and travel northbound along the Panama Canal on a 6-hour cruise on the Pacific Queen. See the Bridge of the Americas, Pedro Miguel Locks, the Gaillard Cut, and the Centennial Bridge.
Enjoy a 3-day 2-night tour of the San Blas islands from Panama City. Visit various islands, swim in natural pools, meet the local Guna community, and stay in a private beach cabin on Pelicano Island.
Explore the colonial city of Portobelo on a day trip from Panama City. Visit a private beach on Isla Grande to relax on the sand, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy a delicious Caribbean meal.
Discover Anton’s Valley, a small town based on the crater of a sleepy volcano, during this private trip with your own guide. Zipline, guided trek, visit an artisan market, and dip into a hot spring.
Admire Panama from the water on a sightseeing catamaran cruise to Taboga Island. See the city skyline, swim, relax on a beach in Taboga, dance with the crew, and enjoy snacks, lunch, and an open bar.
Walk the vibrant streets of Casco Viejo, uncover hidden gems, legends, and colorful life with an expert guide. Discover Panama’s historic heart!
Sail from Panama and travel northbound along the Panama Canal on a 6-hour cruise on the Pacific Queen. See the Bridge of the Americas, Pedro Miguel Locks, the Gaillard Cut, and the Centennial Bridge.
Discover Anton’s Valley, a small town based on the crater of a sleepy volcano, during this private trip with your own guide. Zipline, guided trek, visit an artisan market, and dip into a hot spring.
Discover one of the Wonders of the Modern World, the Panama Canal. Go back in time at Casco Viejo, the second city of Panama, which dates back to 1673. See the beautiful Amador Causeway and the Bridge of the Americas.
Learn about the impressive Panama Canal on this tour from Panama City. See the canal in action at the Miraflores Locks and explore Gatun Lake and Monkey Island by boat.
Explore Lake Gatun & the Panama Canal on the Monkey Island/Indian Village Tour. Start with a wildlife tour before heading to a village to experience the culture, history of the indigenous communities.
Learn about the Panama rainforest on this exciting 5-hour outing. Ride an aerial tram, get up close with nature and enjoy a boat trip through the Panama Canal Lake.
Discover Panama’s top highlights in one fun-packed tour! Visit the famous Canal, stroll through the Old Town, and explore the BioMuseo Park—all in just half a day!
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