Our purpose
Help people discover Panama more clearly
Bring together useful information, context and stories that connect locals and visitors with Panama’s many places, regardless of their budget, experience or way of traveling.
Ernesto Fisher created PanamAdventure from a close connection with technology and a lasting curiosity to discover Panama beyond the familiar places: its beaches, mountains, towns, stories, flavors, roads and all those spaces that often remain outside the best-known routes.
PanamAdventure was born by bringing together those two parts of my life: technology and the desire to explore our country better. The project seeks to organize information that is often scattered, provide context and help each person decide more clearly which places to discover and how to visit them.
It does not aim to say everything or replace the experience of traveling through Panama. It wants to be a starting point: a guide that sparks curiosity, makes the journey easier and helps us look more closely at the natural, historical and cultural richness around us.
PanamAdventure — made out of love for Panama, not obligation.
Independence and transparency
PanamAdventure began as a personal initiative to research, organize and share information about Panama. Its priority is to help people discover the country with greater context, respect and curiosity.
Places cannot buy a recommendation or favorable review. Whenever there is a collaboration, sponsorship or commercial relationship, it will be clearly identified. Our intention is that the project's growth never compromises the honesty of its content.
PanamAdventure may evolve and find responsible ways to sustain itself while always maintaining a clear separation between editorial recommendations and commercial interests.
Our purpose
Bring together useful information, context and stories that connect locals and visitors with Panama’s many places, regardless of their budget, experience or way of traveling.
Where we want to go
Grow PanamAdventure as an approachable and reliable source for first-time visitors and for those who want to see Panama again through new eyes.
Information researched and presented without hype or hidden advertising. Commercial collaborations are clearly disclosed, including both strengths and points to consider.
Clear information for different travelers, experience levels and budgets. Discovering Panama should be easier, even for those unsure where to begin.
Respect for places, communities and the environment. Every destination we share deserves to be known without putting what makes it special at risk.
Looking beyond familiar routes, asking questions and continuing to learn. Panama can still surprise even those who have lived here their entire lives.
Atello is inspired by the Panamanian golden frog: an endemic species, found nowhere else in the world and deeply connected to Panama's natural identity. Though small, its story carries a powerful message: some places, species and memories of our country exist only here, and they deserve to be seen with greater care.
Today, the golden frog is almost absent from its natural habitat. For us, Atello is not just a mascot; it is a reminder of what we can lose when we stop knowing, valuing and protecting what is ours.
That is why we chose Atello as the symbol that accompanies PanamAdventure. It represents the curiosity to explore, our connection to Panamanian identity and the commitment to present each destination with respect, context and purpose. Atello joins us in discovering Panama while reminding us that adventure also means caring for the path we travel.
Panama's true gold is alive, green and seen through Atello's eyes.
Panama's gold is green
Our commitmentPanama holds extraordinary natural diversity within a small territory. Every mindful visitor can help preserve that heritage rather than erode it.
That is why PanamAdventure shares recommendations for visiting each place responsibly, respecting protected areas and reducing the impact we leave along the way.
Stay on marked trails, do not collect flora or fauna, and keep a safe distance from wildlife.
Choosing local guides, accommodation and restaurants keeps the economic benefit within each destination's communities.
Less single-use plastic, proper waste management and shared transport whenever possible.
Knowing the rules of each protected area and local cultural context before visiting prevents unintended damage.
Discover beaches, mountains and Panamanian culture all in one place.
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