Panama, Nature and Life

Panama is the ideal destination for nature lovers, who enjoy encountering unique native animal and plant species, magnificent landscapes of unparalleled beauty, and the only urban capital with a tropical rainforest within its boundaries. It is an ecological paradise with more than a third of its territory made up of protected natural reserves dedicated to the conservation of its ecosystems. Most of these protected areas are part of the National Parks system, which includes 13 national and marine parks and one international park, three of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 

It also boasts more than 1,400 islands with the most spectacular beaches imaginable. It's one of the top destinations for birdwatching, snorkeling, and whitewater rafting.

Panama's tropical rainforests are incredibly rich in biodiversity, and it's the most forested country in Central America, with 63% of the total forest cover. Some of these parks are located near the heart of the city, just 30 minutes from downtown.

In conclusion:

Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in the dense tropical rainforest, relax on white-sand beaches, or simply marvel at the natural wealth it offers, Panama invites you to discover a world where nature and life intertwine in an unparalleled spectacle. Here, every corner is a reminder of the majesty of our planet, waiting to be explored by those seeking to connect with the purest and most authentic of the Earth.