National Parks in Panamá

In its natural beauty, its biodiversity and unparalleled landscapes, Panamá is incomparable. More than a third of the country is conformed by protected natural reserves, focused on the conservation of its ecosystems. Most of these protected areas are part of the National Park system, which includes 13 national and marine parks, and one international park. Some of these parks are near the heart of the city, just 30 minutes away from downtown. Here are some National Parks all around the country for your next nature-filled adventure in Panamá.

Barro Colorado

Explore your scientific side with an inspiring and educational trip to Barro Colorado Island, part...

Chagres National Park

Culture, history, watersports and abundant nature come together in the epic Chagres National Park....

Coiba National Park

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005, Coiba Marine Park is a marine reserve located off of...

Darien National Park

Welcome to the Jungle! At 5,750 square kilometers, Darien National Park is the largest national park...