Volcán Barú is an active stratovolcano and the tallest mountain in Panama, at 3,474 metres (11,398 ft) high. It lies about 35 kilometer (22 miles) off the border of Costa …
An impressive experience! In about two hours, with breaks to marvel and take photos, you hike from almost 1,600 meters to over 1,800 meters in altitude to admire this 1000-year-old …
You will meet this wonderful, wild waterfall at the very end of the trail. You need a bit of climbing and surefootedness - especially when it's raining - to get here. Then an amazing natural spectacle awaits you!
At the very end of the Pipeline Trail, this majestic view awaits you. Depending on the weather, more or less water falls down. Follow the course of the river bed …
Not directly on the water, but a little higher you stand on the viewing platform and can watch the first waterfall as it rushes down. On the platform you will …
Punta Uvita can only be reached at low tide. About an hour beforehand, the first people start hiking, are attacked by waves from the right and left, especially when the waves meet exactly where you are standing.
Beautiful, sometimes steep hike over the Sendero del Río and Pam’s Path with opportunities to swim in the river. Return via an easy ATV path. PS: The hike is in …