Chiriquí
A province in western Panama combining highlands and a Pacific gulf, with coffee estates, Barú Volcano and islands that beckon.
Chiriquí Province lies in western Panama, bordering Costa Rica, with its capital, David, serving as the regional transport hub. The northern highlands hold Panama's highest peak, Barú Volcano, and its national park, while mountain towns such as Boquete and Volcán are known for cloud forest, coffee estates, birdwatching and hiking. In the south, the Gulf of Chiriquí has marine parks and islands suited to diving and fishing. The dry season, December to April, is the best time to go. David's airport has flights to Panama City, and the Pan-American Highway runs through the province.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Classic Panama: Panama City, Boquete & Bocas – The canal and historic old town, highland coffee and volcanoes, plus Caribbean island hopping—the most popular three-st…
- Costa Rica to Panama Overland Crossing – From San Jose via Tortuguero and the Caribbean coast, cross the border to Bocas del Toro, and travel all the way to the…