From the mystery of its extinct volcanoes and the vibrant pulse of its capital to the historic refuge of Farallón, the country is consolidating its position as the ultimate destination for those seeking diversity in a single trip

There are few corners in the world where it is possible to walk among cutting-edge skyscrapers
in the morning, hike a jungle trail at midday, and watch the sunset with your feet submerged in
the Pacific Ocean at the end of the day. Panama, the land bridge that united the American
continent millions of years ago, continues to operate under that same premise of connection and
contrast: a compact territory designed to live multiple trips in one.

Today, the contemporary traveler seeks experiences above all else. The trend points toward
destinations that offer cultural richness and biodiversity, but with friendly logistics. In this search, the Panamanian isthmus emerges as the ideal response, combining privileged air connectivity with a geography that allows you to transition from urban rhythm to absolute disconnection in a matter of minutes.

"Panama is not just a geographical bridge; it is a destination with a diversity of contrasts
impossible to find anywhere else. That magic of being able to cross from one ocean to
another, delve into the tropical rainforest, enjoy a vibrant metropolis, and ascend to the
mountain range on the same day was precisely what motivated us to bet on this country. At
Decameron, we have created a proposal that allows travelers to explore it without limits or
logistical worries, having the Pacific Riviera as the perfect starting point to discover all of
Panama," states Johana Cuan, Corporate Marketing Director at Decameron.

According to the hotel chain, these are 3 must-do experiences:

Panama City: A Canvas of History, Modernity, and Wild Nature

The gateway to the country is an ecosystem of opposites living in perfect harmony. The
Panamanian capital defies gravity with the region's most imposing skyscrapers along its Cinta
Costera, establishing itself as the great epicenter of specialized shopping and fashion in Central America, and just steps away, the Casco Antiguo whispers: a labyrinth of stone alleys and
colonial facades that safeguard centuries of history and a constantly boiling gastronomic scene.

However, the capital's true hallmark is its proximity to nature. It is the only metropolis in the world with a natural national park within its urban limits (Metropolitan Natural Park), serving as an introduction to the astonishing Panama Canal, where human engineering makes its way through the hydrographic basin of the Chagres River.

The Pacific Riviera: The Best-Kept Secret of the Central American Coast

Moving westward from the capital, the landscape and experience transform. About 90 minutes
away unfolds the Pacific Riviera, a coastal strip blessed by a dry microclimate that guarantees
sunny days almost year-round. The epicenter of this area is Farallón, in Río Hato, a
place with a unique mysticism.

Farallón holds the duality of having been an ancient artisanal fishing village and, at the same
time, a point of great geostrategic relevance when it functioned as a military base in the 1980s
Today, following a profound transformation process, its extensive light-sand beaches
and calm sea have become the favorite refuge for those seeking to escape urban hustle and
bustle.

From Sea to Mountain: El Valle de Antón and Farallón Island

The Pacific Riviera is not just a beach destination; it is the starting point for exploring some of the greatest natural treasures of the isthmus . A short distance from the coast, ascending the mountain range, lies El Valle de Antón, a mystical town with the unique feature of being settled inside the crater of an extinct volcano, making it one of the few inhabited ones on the planet . Its cool, temperate climate is the perfect contrast for a day of hiking among cloud forests, waterfalls, and local craft markets.

Below, facing the coastline, stands out the Farallón Island Rock (Peñón de la Isla Farallón) [cite:6]. This volcanic islet is today a meeting point for bird-watching and snorkeling enthusiasts,offering a privileged view of the marine biodiversity of the Panamanian Pacific .

The Comfort of Exploring Without Worries
To explore such a diverse country, hotel choice is key In Farallón, lodging options like the Grand Decameron Panamá, A Trademark All Inclusive Resort, have understood that true
luxury today is time and tranquility.

By integrating organically with the landscape of Río Hato, the resort's all-inclusive format allows travelers to venture out to discover the trails of El Valle de Antón, spend a day of specialized shopping in the country's major shopping centers, or navigate the Panama Canal, knowing that upon returning, the peace of an oceanfront room, multiple culinary options celebrating Pacific flavors, and entertainment designed for every travel style await them.

About Decameron All Inclusive Hotels & Resorts:

Decameron All Inclusive Hotels & Resorts is one of the most recognized hotel chains in Latin
America and the Caribbean, with a presence in countries such as Colombia, El Salvador,
Panama, Mexico, Ecuador, and Peru.

The company offers vacation experiences focused on entertainment, gastronomy, well-being,
and connection with local culture. Through its All Inclusive proposal, Decameron seeks
to provide memorable and worry-free trips, complementing its offer with products like
Decameron Explorer, which allows travelers to access tours, cultural activities, and authentic
experiences in each destination