City: Panama
Top Things to do in Panama
Top Hotels in Panama
- 1. Wyndham Panama Albrook Mall Hotel & Convention Center
- 2. The Bristol Panama, a Registry Collection Hotel
- 3. Hotel Riu Plaza Panama
- 4. The Westin Playa Bonita Panama
- 5. Hotel Riu Playa Blanca
- 6. Hilton Panama
- 7. Dreams Playa Bonita Panama
- 8. The Santa Maria, A Luxury Collection Hotel & Golf Resort, Panama City
- 9. Ramada Plaza By Wyndham Panama Punta Pacifica
- 10. Central Hotel Panama Casco Viejo
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7 Gardens in Panama That You Shouldn't Miss
Coordinates: 9°N 80°W / 9°N 80°W / 9; -80
Restaurants in Panama
1. Finca Dracula
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Spend a day exploring the nature and landscapes of Cerro Punta starting by walking through the lush forested gardens of Finca Dracula, then you will be introduced to the exotic orchids that grow in their collection. After a delicious homemade Panamanian lunch you will explore Cerro Punta, with its beautiful gardens, fresh strawberries and agricultural scenery.
Reviewed By rogerp411 - St. Asaph, United Kingdom
Entry includes a group tour of the orchid collection in Spanish or English. You learn about cultivation and breeding, and of course the famous Dracula orchid bred here. Aftrewards you can spend as long as you like enjoying the extensive tropical garden. There is a cafe on site. Cerro Punta is a very attractive top end of a valley. The steep valley sides are cultivated, for growing vegetables up to the continuous forest cover along the ridges. It is very picturesque. Finca Dracula is a short walk from the bus stop (there is a frequent service from David about an hour away). No problem parking a car. There are beautiful walks up into the hills, and guided bird watching is rewarding and easily arranged. There are a few hotels, private rooms and restaurants in the neighbouring village, and a lovely flower nursery. Well worth a couple of days stay or longer..
2. Mariposario Metropolitano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
3. El Explorador Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 84 reviews
At El Explorador Gardens, we offer 5 acres of walking trails where you can explore to your heart's desire. Our walking trails include views of our coffee plantations, fruit and vegetable gardens, hundreds of different varieties of flowers, exotic plants and all kinds of interesting quotes and figurines made out of 100% recycled materials placed strategically among the gardens. On weekends, you can enjoy our coffee shop as well. Additionally, we have a junior and a master suite available for our visitors.
Reviewed By Ltzz - Saint Louis, United States
Very pretty whimsical garden. There were happy sayings, happy music playing from flower speakers on the walk. The lady who owned the place gave us a tour of her very impressive bonsai garden as well. Very worthwhile to walk around.
4. Jardin Encantado
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 34 reviews
The Botanical Garden Tours are available daily upon reservation. Please make a reservation beforehand. The Jardin Encantado Rainforest Park is a beautiful gem of nature and is one of the landmark places in Chiriqui, Panama. The park comprises 1.5 Ha of pristine gardens with abundant birdlife, native rainforest plants, including rare and threatened species. The Jardin Encantado Rainforest Park is host to many animals. Most animals are rescued and enjoy now a safe and spacious environment. Monkeys and Ocelot, Macaws and Cockatoos and many other animals have found a new home. Our location is close to town and yet totally ensconced in an exotic, magnificent natural setting. The floral array of Jardin Encantado seems to rise up and greet you as you walk down each garden path. With so much beauty in one place, how can you find time to take it all in?
5. Summit Botanical Gardens
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 188 reviews
Featuring a small zoo and paved trails, this tropical botanical garden features Panama's national bird, the Harpy Eagle.
Reviewed By dasreiseteam - Bad Pyrmont, Germany
The park itself was very well maintained even though there are a few sections where the funding obviously isn't enough to take care of it (like the stonebridge and fountain area). The playgrounds must be a big attraction for local families but the place was almost empty when we visited. Access is only possible with advance reservation. Some of the animal enclosures were in dire need of upgrades, others had a facelift already. As foreigners we enjoyed the diversity of the flora. The blooming canon ball trees, flame trees, le flamboyant, guayacan, cocoa and so many more were a absolute highlites of the visit. We also saw quite a few agoutis, one with babies, which were fun to watch.
6. Vivero Santamaria
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
