Reiseland: Panama

Eighteen days of next-level beaches, wild landscapes, and full-on freedom – this is Panama like you’ve never seen it. Start in Costa Rica and cruise into the often-overlooked magic of Panama, where every stop hits different. Catch the surfy vibes in Puerto Viejo, snorkel your heart out in Bocas del Toro, and hike cloud forest trails in lush Boquete. Sleep inside a volcanic crater in the town of Valle de Antón, dance the night away in Panama City, and unplug completely with three off-the-grid nights on the jaw-dropping San Blas Islands. Between...

Ready to bounce from beach to jungle to crater town? This 13-day trip kicks off in Costa Rica and cruises into the wild beauty of Panama, where laid-back vibes meet epic adventure. Chill out on the Caribbean coast in Puerto Viejo, snorkel through starfish-studded waters in Bocas del Toro, and hike cloud forest trails to hidden waterfalls in Boquete. You’ll get up close with local culture, learn how chocolate is made from the source, and hang out in Valle de Antón – an actual town inside a volcanic crater. Wrap it up...

Looking to unplug and drop off the grid in total island style? This 6-day adventure takes you from the buzz of Panama City to the untouched paradise of the San Blas Islands – and trust us, it’s next-level. Start by soaking in the city’s mix of modern energy and historic charm, before setting sail for the Caribbean. Picture crystal-clear water, palm trees swaying over white sand, and zero Wi-Fi to distract you. The San Blas Islands are run by the Indigenous Guna people, giving you the chance to connect with local culture...

Phones charged and playlists queued – this 27-day journey is a full-on adventure through Central and South America that’s packed with wild nature, laid-back beach towns, and buzzing cities. Start in Costa Rica with the surfy chill of Puerto Viejo before heading into Panama’s hidden gems – think island time in Bocas del Toro, misty hikes in Boquete, and the crater village of Valle de Antón. Then go fully off-grid on the San Blas Islands, where Indigenous communities run the show and turquoise water meets white sand. After that, it’s Colombia time....