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Chiriqui Highlands

Chiriquí province in western Panama is favoured with a temperate climate and attractive towns. Boquete, Cerro Punta and Volcán serve as convenient bases from which to explore the beautiful flora and fauna of the highlands. Dominated by Barú, Panama’s largest dormant volcano, the cool, verdant highlands offer breathtaking scenery and contain enchanting cloud forests, more virgin rainforest than any other region of Panama and birds such as long-tailed silky flycatcher, three-wattled bellbird and resplendent quetzal. A number of endangered mammals exist here, including five cat species and Baird’s tapir. Many trails traverse a variety of natural habitats bursting with life: for instance, the Los Quetzales Trail around Barú Volcano passes through open forest, cloud forest and rainforest and provides excellent opportunities to spot resplendent quetzal and many other upland species.

Finca Lérida
Within this historic coffee farm near Boquete is a private cloud forest reserve wherein the unmistakeable call of the three-wattled bellbird can be heard and the lovely resplendent quetzal frequently seen. There is a small lodge with comfortable rooms, lounge area with open fire and small restaurant serving local dishes and aromatic coffee from the finca’s own plantation.

A marvellously varied itinerary for families of all ages, combining the abundant wildlife found in the verdant canal rainforests, an idyllic island set in a Caribbean marine park, and the beautiful sandy beaches of the Pacific coast, and offering a wealth of activities and other possibilities for your family’s full enjoyment.  A really relaxing and stimulating tour, with the emphasis on marine enjoyment but with plenty of jungle wildlife. Find out more...

More suited to families with older children, this comprehensive itinerary has it all. Spot numerous monkeys and birds in the canal zone and learn about one of the world’s engineering wonders at the lock. See plenty of wildlife at close quarters and visit an Embera Amerindian village. Venture into verdant cloud forests for fantastic birdlife, zip-lining through the canopy and the story of coffee. Finally, relax or take part in plenty of activities at a lovely boutique resort on a stunningly wild Pacific island, home to a multitude of terrestrial and marine species. You and your family will return home full of the wonders of Panama.  Find out more...