The fine dining spot Azahar Panama offers Haute signature cuisine, fusing Western European cuts and Asian influences. The terrace has one of the most beautiful views in Panama with private rooms or a theater for larger groups.

The Santa Rita Casco Vieja is a fusion of old and new gastronomy with authentic Spanish and Argentine recipes. The menu includes patas bravas, Galician octopus, hand-sliced Argentinian beef empanadas, and more.

The aromatic menu at Bruttito Sushi Bar & Brunch is a 360º experience with food inspired by cuisines around the world. The all-day brunch menu is a major highlight that even locals return to again and again. 

For deliciously homemade sweet treats, Gelato & Caffè Benissimo creates the perfect local atmosphere to sit back and relax with a nice gelato. The local coffee beans and brews are a popular part of this local spot.

Guests can indulge in sandwiches, desserts, coffee, and brunch at the Dodó Vintage Shop & Café. There are also vegan and gluten-free options for more diverse and sensitive palates.

A deliciously icy dessert destination with various specialty flavors and customized recipes in Panama is Ay Mi Negra. The menu includes rolled ice cream, crepes, cookies, milkshakes, and more. 

With a love for serving their community, the owners of La Pulperia Tapas Restaurant & Bar stick to traditional service with modern cuisine. From tapas and homestyle dishes to signature cocktails and local wines, this restaurant deserves a spot on any itinerary.

For a nice dinner with a balcony view, the Zabah Kitchen & Lounge has a great ambiance to end the night. Guests enjoy beautifully crafted and colorful dishes, along with creative cocktails and local tapas. 

For a day trip outside of the city, Soberania National Park spans 55,000 acres with a rich variety of wildlife including exotic bird species. The park's scenic trails, like El Charco in Gamboa and Pipeline Road, make this an ideal family-friendly day trip.

This four-island day tour explores sunken shipwrecks with snorkeling at natural swimming pools in Aguja, Diablo, Pelicano, and Perro Islands. There is a traditional Panamanian lunch with welcome snacks provided as well.

Led by licensed local guides, this history tour highlights the story behind historic areas, like Plaza Tomas Herrera, Independence Square, and Plaza Bolivar. Guests sightsee as they stop at popular restaurants and shops along the way.

This idyllic catamaran tour takes travelers to the ‘Island of Flowers’ to cruise, sunbathe, and swim. Guests can take photos with picturesque views of Panama City and visit Taboga village.

From the lush jungle rivers to the Chagres Rainforest waterfalls, the Embera Indigenous village tour offers group and private tours for an outdoor escape. Guests can explore at their own pace in the comfort of a private vehicle, with drinks and meals. 

The heart of Panama beats in this Afro-Panamanian cooking class with flavors of Bacalao, Arroz con Coco, Sancocho, and more. Guests will taste diverse African dishes such as Swahili Pilao and Jollof Rice.

Whether a novice or an expert dancer, guests can enjoy a salsa lesson and a night on the town. After a dance tutorial, the group is led to the local hotspots in Panama's electrifying Latin dance scene.

The Panamanian Coffee History Experience is a great way to learn and taste exquisite brews at the coffee bar. Guests can enjoy a classic Panamanian lunch to match their local handcrafted espressos and lattes.

Perfect for a guided stroll, this Old Town bike tour in Panama explores the rich history of the Rainbow City. Guests pedal through modern and historic landmarks while learning the city’s captivating stories.