Explore Panama by Camping in several protected areas where you'll be a able to  enjoy breathtaking landscapes, lush rainforest and small picturesque  countryside towns.

 

 

CAMPANA NATIONAL PARK- PUNTA CHAME BEACH -SAN CARLOS' LAGOON- DAY 1

We'll start the day early morning by leaving Panama City traveling through the Pan-American Highway to explore Campana National Park,
4,816 Ha, protected Cloud Forest protected area. We'll hike its trails in search of some the local wildlife such as: monkeys, sloths, agoutis, coatis, and birds. After our hike, we'll drive down to the coast in order to reach Punta Chame: a small beach community, with white sand beaches where you'll be able to swim, sunbathe and enjoy the Pacific Ocean's waters.

In the late afternoon we'll  pass from the hot humid lowlands to cool, windy foothills at the San Carlos' Lagoon: located at 800 meters above sea level.  We'll  set up our tents, cook dinner and enjoy the evening while having a glass of wine by our campfire. Overnight San Carlos 'Lagoon Campsite.


CAMPING ANTON VALLEY- DAY 2-3

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In the morning, you'll have time to swim at the San Carlos' lagoon. In the mid -afternoon, we'll leave to The Anton Valley, this venue is a wonderful place for those nature and outdoors' enthusiasts. This small town located in the crater of a dormant volcano has several waterfalls, hills with hiking trails  and abundant wildlife. also there are some other amenities such as: hotsprings, a butterfly house, a serpentarium, a botanical garden and a Zoo. Not to mention the different restaurants located in its Central Avenue with exquisite gastronomy.  

We'll camp two nights to explore this venue. So we will remain flexible with our itinerary. -Overnight Anton Valley Campsite.

EL CAÑO ARCHEOLOGIICAL SITE-EL COPÉ NATIONAL PARK

DAY 4-5

 

We'll leave the Anton Valley mid-morning in order to continue our adventure, We'll do a stopover at El Caño Archeological Site, a place where you can appreciate the pre-columbian pottery and jewel unearthed on an area that was an indigenous cemetery . then we'll make our way to the Firefly Camping site where we'll spent two nights, once there we'll setup our tents and explore the environs.

the next morning we'll explore El Cope National Park a important element in the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor it protects 25,275 Ha. of Cloud Forest in the Central Mountain range, We'll visit el Calvario Lookout one of the few places where you can see the two oceans in Panama before exploring its trail. Overnight Firefly Campsite.

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LA YEGUADA FOREST RESERVE - DAY -6

Today, we'll leave the Firefly Camp and  make our way to La Yeguada Forest Reserve, ancient stratovolcano-type crater, converted into a lagoon as part of a hydro-electric power plant in 1960's. Nowadays  it harbor a campsite and trails that allow visitors to explore its environs.Overnight La Yeguada Campsite.

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LA YEGUADA FOREST RESERVE - PANAMA CITY- DAY- 7

We'll explore the Forest Reserve environs, before making our way back to Panama City by late- afternoon.

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EXTENSION: You can add a 5- day Extension to Boquete and Bocas del Toro for and additional: $600 per person.

 

​WHAT'S INCLUDED:

• Transportation

• Camping Equipment (Tents, Stoves and Chairs)

• Tour Guide/Driver services 

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WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED:

• Alcoholic Drinks

• Meals 

• Entrance fees

• Tour fares

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