Panama: Beyond the Canal

Are you looking for the perfect destination for this year’s summer vacation? Panama offers a variety of attractions and activities, making it a great choice for vacationers of all ages! Meet with a travel agent to see if Panama is the right vacation choice for you. Prepare for your trip by reading this guide about what to do in Panama besides visiting the Canal.

Visit Casco Viejo
If you are in Panama, you should check out the beautiful Spanish colonial sector known as Casco Viejo. Built in 1671, this part of Panama City offers many wonderful attractions and stunning hotels for visitors to enjoy during their stay. Take advantage of the area’s amazing eateries by visiting places such as La Rana Dorada, Casa Sucre Coffeehouse, Tantalo Kitchen, or El Baron Rojo. After refueling with a delicious meal, take a tour of the area to see the Flat Arch, the Panama Canal Museum, and the Plaza de Francia.


Check Out the Amador Causeway
Take a trip to the four small islands located near the entrance of the Panama Canal to experience beauty and wonder. The Amador Causeway offers a wide variety of activities for visitors such as bicycle paths, jogging paths, and hiking trails. Get the very best views of the ocean by visiting Amador Causeway’s many great restaurants and cafés. Make sure to visit the souvenir shops to pick up gifts for your loved ones back home!
 
Explore the Nightlife
Let loose after a day of sightseeing by enjoying Panama’s amazing nightlife. Start by choosing a great restaurant for a meal and drinks. Next, head out to explore the assortment of bars, nightclubs, and casinos that are popular among both locals and visitors!
 
If you are ready to learn more about Panama, contact Brentwood Travel today!


Interested in seeing what Panama has to offer? Contact us today!

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