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Mercado de Mariscos: Cheap Seafood, Giant Shrimp
Fresh tuna, lobster, octopus, squid and the famous US$-few ceviche — the city's seafood temple at the edge of the bay.
Fresh tuna, lobster, octopus, squid and the famous US$-few ceviche — the city's seafood temple at the edge of the bay.
The curved waterfront avenue where the skyline poses — and the Cinta Costera park that gave the city its front porch.
Rooftops, restaurants, cobblestones and 350 years of history — the UNESCO old town that became the city's coolest square kilometer.
A 6-km boardwalk over the sea built with rocks dug from the Canal — skyline on one side, ships waiting to cross on the other.
Spanish forts, the Black Christ, diving and a bay that once moved the silver of an empire — 1.5h from the city.
20 minutes by plane from the city, the Pearl Islands' jewel — clear-water beaches, yachts, and a scandalous history.
30 minutes by ferry from the city — the 500-year-old 'Island of Flowers' is Panama City's favorite quick escape.
Overwater hotels, beach bars, surf and a real town behind it all — the Caribbean for those who want paradise WITH a cold beer and Wi-Fi.
A former penal colony turned UNESCO sanctuary — the wildest island in Panama, with the country's best diving.
365 islands, zero resorts, one rule: the Guna decide everything. How to visit the most beautiful — and most protected — corner of the Caribbean.