Hotels in Panama
Rancho Los Toros is an Hostel and Hotel located in San Carlos, Panama. It is around 100km away from Panama City and closed by several popular beaches for leisure and surfing.
The facility offers great relaxation , comfort and customer service for your enjoyment.
Rancho Los Toros also have an onsite bar called Dirty Devil Cantina, perfect for drinks ,appetizers and watching sport events. Dirty Devil Cantina also serves breakfast from Friday to Mondays.
Discover Anton’s Valley, a small town based on the crater of a sleepy volcano, during this private trip with your own guide. Zipline, guided trek, visit an artisan market, and dip into a hot spring.
Explore Panama City from the top deck of a brand new open top bus. The flexible ticket allows you to hop-on and off to see sites such as the Bridge of the Americas, Bio-Museum and Casco Antiguo.
Enjoy a 3-day 2-night tour of the San Blas islands from Panama City. Visit various islands, swim in natural pools, meet the local Guna community, and stay in a private beach cabin on Pelicano Island.
Admire Panama from the water on a sightseeing catamaran cruise to Taboga Island. See the city skyline, swim, relax on a beach in Taboga, dance with the crew, and enjoy snacks, lunch, and an open bar.
Discover an Embera tribe located on the Chagres River on a trip from Panama City. Take a peaceful ride on the river to learn about their culture, taste their delicious food, and enjoy a dance show.
Sail along Panamanian Caribbean coast in a catamaran on this tour with the option to be picked up in Panama City or to meet in Portobelo. Travel to tropical beaches which are only accessible by boat.
Explore the colonial city of Portobelo on a day trip from Panama City. Visit a private beach on Isla Grande to relax on the sand, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy a delicious Caribbean meal.
Learn about the impressive Panama Canal on this tour from Panama City. See the canal in action at the Miraflores Locks and explore Gatun Lake and Monkey Island by boat.
Get back to nature in a Caribbean rainforest and learn more about the historic San Lorenzo Fort on a day trip from Panama City. See the new Panama Canal locks built to support the passage of super tankers and large cargo ships.
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