A trip for those who loves nature and want to be in touch with it. The day trip consist of a hike for views and a swim on a natural "Charco", a natural pool under waterfalls. Some opportunities for Read more ➤
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Overview
A small and fresh town full of activities. Anton Valley is one of the most popular attractions in Panama. It is a town located on the crater of an extinct volcano. Have a escape from Panama City to this place that worths visiting.
Highlights
Description
The jorney begins with you and friends being picked up in your hotel or accomodation. We will get the town after 2 hours ride. Once there, you can choose among all the attractions you wish to visit; butterflies, snakes, waterfall, orchery nurse, a zoo, frogs, horse riding, views and the market. There is no limit on it.
A self paced tour where you will also have the opportunity to dip your toes in the sea before be back to your hotel at the end of the day.
What's included
Itinerary
Starting by 7:30 in Panama City. After some recommendations you decide the order of attractions to visit. You'll be leaving the town towards the city by the afternoon. We'll make a stop for panramic views, then we'll visit a local beach and we'll be heading Panama City by the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time does the Anton Valley take?
Anton Valley duration is 10 hours.
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