Rainforests constitute much of the landscape of Panama, which is reported to attract many of the tourists that visit throughout the year. It has a vast selection of flora and fauna. As a result there are at least sixteen national parks in Panama.
The Amistad National Park is located in both Panama and Costa Rica, making it the first park to exist within two countries. It has many services available to tourists, for example, hotels and transportation. It also permits travelers to go fishing in the Teribe River.
The Bastimentos is a collection of islands that constitute a marine park. It is unique in that protection is provided not only to the wildlife and beaches but also to the coral reef found off its coast, deep beneath blue waters.
The Baru Volcano is contained within the Baru preservation. The volcano is visited by numerous tourists who drive to its top with the hopes of seeing wildlife along the way. The volcano also boasts scenic views.
Smaller than other nature parks, the Barro Colorado is a grouping of mixed landforms. Tourists can sign up for a guided sight seeing trip that will include visiting the Giant Tree.
Reptiles, Birds, Monkeys, and pigs can all be potential spotted in Campana. The locals give special reverence to a reptilian species called the Golden Frog and consider it a great fortune if a tourist can spot one, especially because it is endangered.
An animal refuge known for its nocturnal turtle activity is called the Canas Wildlife Refuge. It also offers travelers trails for hiking and places to go swimming and snorkeling.
Chagres is home to rivers that supply the Panama Canal with most of its waters. People are often spotted rafting on the rivers, and there are lakes for fishing, water skiing, jet skiing and sailing. Camping and bird watching are also encouraged in Chagres.
If isolation is what you are after than Coiba might appeal to you. It is situated away from big towns. Although it has fewer service options, many tourists maintain it still has a lot to offer travelers. Its beaches are home to turtles, who nest there during their mating season. Also, Blue and Black Marlin live off its shores.
Darien has provided tourists with a unique experience. It has jungles known for excellent hiking and is also where several indigenous tribes live. Many visitors to the Darien jungles have witnessed indigenous people and their activities and some of these visitors report having experience indigenous dancing.
Iguana, aptly named given its large population of big iguanas, protects all kinds of animal life, including turtles and other marine life. It is also internationally recognized as a stop for migrating whales.
There are many more national parks. Diversity is one way to describe the immensity of rainforest and animal life that is found there. One park not yet mentioned is called the Metropolitan and is located just minutes outside Panama City. - 39815
The Amistad National Park is located in both Panama and Costa Rica, making it the first park to exist within two countries. It has many services available to tourists, for example, hotels and transportation. It also permits travelers to go fishing in the Teribe River.
The Bastimentos is a collection of islands that constitute a marine park. It is unique in that protection is provided not only to the wildlife and beaches but also to the coral reef found off its coast, deep beneath blue waters.
The Baru Volcano is contained within the Baru preservation. The volcano is visited by numerous tourists who drive to its top with the hopes of seeing wildlife along the way. The volcano also boasts scenic views.
Smaller than other nature parks, the Barro Colorado is a grouping of mixed landforms. Tourists can sign up for a guided sight seeing trip that will include visiting the Giant Tree.
Reptiles, Birds, Monkeys, and pigs can all be potential spotted in Campana. The locals give special reverence to a reptilian species called the Golden Frog and consider it a great fortune if a tourist can spot one, especially because it is endangered.
An animal refuge known for its nocturnal turtle activity is called the Canas Wildlife Refuge. It also offers travelers trails for hiking and places to go swimming and snorkeling.
Chagres is home to rivers that supply the Panama Canal with most of its waters. People are often spotted rafting on the rivers, and there are lakes for fishing, water skiing, jet skiing and sailing. Camping and bird watching are also encouraged in Chagres.
If isolation is what you are after than Coiba might appeal to you. It is situated away from big towns. Although it has fewer service options, many tourists maintain it still has a lot to offer travelers. Its beaches are home to turtles, who nest there during their mating season. Also, Blue and Black Marlin live off its shores.
Darien has provided tourists with a unique experience. It has jungles known for excellent hiking and is also where several indigenous tribes live. Many visitors to the Darien jungles have witnessed indigenous people and their activities and some of these visitors report having experience indigenous dancing.
Iguana, aptly named given its large population of big iguanas, protects all kinds of animal life, including turtles and other marine life. It is also internationally recognized as a stop for migrating whales.
There are many more national parks. Diversity is one way to describe the immensity of rainforest and animal life that is found there. One park not yet mentioned is called the Metropolitan and is located just minutes outside Panama City. - 39815
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