Gamboa (Soberania National Park)

Gamboa (Soberania National Park)

Located near Gamboa, Soberanía National Park is a biodiverse wonderland with deep tropical rainforests, flowing rivers, and numerous wildlife. The park, located inside the Panama Canal watershed, serves as an important ecological corridor and protected region, teeming with a diverse flora and wildlife. Soberanía National Park is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers due to its diverse wildlife, including exotic bird species like toucans, parrots, and the elusive harpy eagle.

Visitors visiting Gamboa can easily access Soberanía National Park, which offers hiking paths, boat cruises along the Chagres River, and immersion in the natural rainforest. Gamboa is a lovely village located on the banks of Panama.


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Things to do in Gamboa (Soberania National Park)

  • Wildlife Safari and Jungle Trekking in Soberanía


    Join a wildlife safari or jungle trekking adventure in Soberanía National Park to see creatures in their native habitat. As you walk through the park's rainforest paths and learn about its various ecosystems, keep an eye out for sloths, monkeys, anteaters, and iguanas. Nature aficionados can learn about the park's flora and fauna through guided tours, which are both instructive and memorable.


  • Birdwatching in Soberanía National Park



    Soberanía National Park has around 500 bird species, including toucans, parrots, hummingbirds, and the uncommon harpy eagle. Join a guided birdwatching trip to see colorful avian species throughout the park's paths and streams. Expert guides can help you identify and locate elusive bird species among the thick rainforest canopy.


  • Boat Tour on the Panama Canal



    A boat excursion departing from Panama City or Gamboa allows you to experience the engineering marvel that is the Panama Canal. Cruise the canal's peaceful waterways, going through locks and viewing ships as they navigate the historic route. Learn about the canal's history, operation, and ecological significance while admiring the surrounding rainforest and fauna.