Birding in the jungle/forest along the Canal is superb! Even in the rainy season, there is lots to see and do. There are many areas where you have easy access -- beware, that there are also quite a few dirt roads, and in the rainy...More

Soberania Nature Reserve, containing the second largest rainforest in the western hemisphere. The rainforest is home to more than 100 species of animals and 1,300 plant species and is only a 20-minute drive from the capital, Panama City.

From the Rainforest resort in Sobernaina National Park I took the Aerial tour. It was good - but for two main reasons: 1) The incredible view from the top 2) Was able to hear and then see many Howler Monkeys However, you may do this...More

We took a Pipeline Trail tour with Miguel Ibarra from Panama Road Trips. Our group was just my two children and myself. It is so worth paying for a guide! We spotted lots of birds, howler monkeys, white-face monkeys, agudis, coati mundis, frogs, saw feline...More

We got there around 11am in the middle of March which is the dry season. First, if you want to see birds, you need to be there early; second, dry season in the rain forest is not really that marvelous. The climb is not at...More

Our group of six, including our 14 year old grandson, booked three nights with Canopy Tower. We hiked the Pipeline Road/Gamboa, including Semiphore Hill and Summit Ponds. We were accompanied by two expert guides from the Tower. They pointed out so many birds, and sloths...More

Our driver took us to this place, but what we just did are to look for monkeys hanging on trees, sloths, and a few birds we saw. To me, it’s not worth it, but maybe to others, it is.