ソベラニア国立公園ハイキング

Fantastic experience. We saw lots of animals and the guide was very knowledgeable. The walk itself was not too difficult.

Very satisfied, our guide Christian was excellent despite the fact that the animals were not as present as we would have liked due to the high heat and the drought at the time. Despite everything, we learned a lot about animal and plant life in Panama. You should expect to walk for several hours without taking a break, however, because depending on the location in the park (there are several entrances and trails), there are few or no benches to sit on for a few minutes.

Was guided through the rainforest. Definitely needed a guide to spot animals in otherwise would have missed

Excellent, knowledgeable guide

Our nature walk through the Soberania National Park with Christian was quite the experience. Christian helped us spot howler monkey, capuchin monkeys, coatl, agouti, and many different birds. The walk can be long and hot, so be sure to prepare kids accordingly and perhaps give the guide reasonable expectations for what the kids can handle. Make sure to bring water and snacks. I would definitely recommend going early and while a guide may not be necessary, it certainly made our experience more enjoyable!

A nice easy hike, mostly flat and shaded (but still hot!). We saw a lot of howler monkeys and various birds.

Christian went above and beyond as our guide. He's highly knowledgeable about the area and the wildlife. I went with my 71-year-old parents and the walk was easy for them because it's pretty flat and we stopped often to look at wildlife. I highly recommend this activity; it wouldn't have been nearly as great if we went without a guide to point things out.

Walked on a road, not a trail. Wasn’t a wilderness experience with cars on the road. Not a good value.

We saw several different kinds of birds, howler monkeys and white-faced capuchin, and a couple of agoutis. This was an educational hike which included not only information about the animals and plants we encountered, but our guide also answered many questions about Panama itself.

Nico, our guide has a degree in Biology and was so knowledgeable about all the fauna & flora along the trail. He made the drive interesting discussing Panama history, geography, anthropology, and culture. He was a superb hiking guide. He was able to spot animals, birds, insects and plants that we never would have seen on our own. In 3 hours along a flat wide path, we saw 10 species of birds, including the Collard Aracati (small toucan), the Yellow-Headed Caracara, and several species of Trogon. We saw a pack of Howler Monkeys, several 3 Toed Sloths, and many agouti. He also pointed out the millions of leaf cutter ants, termites, and millipedes. And we also saw tiny fish and large river crabs. His professional camera made it easy for us to see the animals even high up in the canopy, and he brought along binoculars to share. The only down side was the description mentioned that water was included, so we didn’t bring our camel back packs, however, there was no water so we had to buy water along the way and carry the bottles. However, the hike was super enjoyable, highly recommend!