What to do in Panama?



What to do in Panama is a question all travelers want to know before jumping on a plane.

Where are the best places in Panama located? What do you consider to be the Top Things to Do in Panama?

Is it sea kayaking off Coiba Island? Zip lining through Panama’s canopy in Bastamientos?


Or maybe your idea of what to do in Panama is roughing it in the rustic Kuna Yala without electricity or running water?



What is it about this stunning place that gets your heart pumping? Or makes you want to kick back and stay forever?

Well, we can help with that too.


Visiting Fort San Lorenzo
Exploring Fort San Lorenzo is not only a lesson in history but candy for the eyes. To get there, you must pass the Panama Canal (another location worth seeing).

The remains of this Spanish fortress is located inside a National Park and you are treated to a fifteen minute drive through a forest teeming with wildlife. Everything from howler monkeys to wild parrots and toucans and wild parrots are easily spotted and heard.

It is about as close to a true jungle you can get.


Exploring the Panama Canal
This is a must. Not just for its historical significance but because of the incredible innovation of the time when it was created.

It took ten years to build and is a sight to behold. Watching the locks fill up with water as the massive ships squeeze through such a tight space makes you realize why it is considered one of the seven wonders of the world.




International Travel Tips


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International Travel Safety Resources

Emergency and Crisis Services
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection
CBP announces travel advisories, restricted and prohibited goods, travel publications and more.

USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service
Agency provides information about bringing food, plants, or animal products into the U.S. and which ones are prohibited. USDA also provides ePermits, which allows submission of import permit applications, tracking applications and more.

Retirement Strategies


How to Retire in Panama
Enjoy the crashing waves of the Pacific as well as the gentle laps of the Caribbean. Retiring in Panama means paying less than half of what you pay in medical costs. Learn more here about why retiring in Panama may be just what you're looking for.


Strategies for Retiring Overseas
Is your dream to retire overseas? And wake up to warm tropical breezes in the morning? Or is your vision of retirement bliss gazing at miles of vineyards and sunflowers? It's simpler than you think. And a lot easier on your wallet. Find out more tips here on how to retire overseas on a budget.



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Overseas Retirement Tips
Be prepared before you go. Little things like stocking up on medications and emailing important documents to yourself could mean the difference between retirement paradise and a retirement nightmare. Before heading out, review these retirement tips to avoid headaches.


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