Name: Panama Photography Tour
Brand: Remote Expeditions
SKU: 34230
Price: 3395 EUR
Availability: InStock

Overview New

Welcome to our Wonders of Panama photo trip! Panama is a true hidden gem, just waiting to be discovered by the world of travel photographers. This very special trip is designed and led by French photographer Tristan Quevilly. He is fluent in Spanish, English and French, and is deeply connected to the people, including several indigenous tribes.
The impressive array of rare and unique photo opportunities beautifully mixes people, culture, street, architecture, wildlife, landscapes and night skies.

Panama Country

8 days Duration

Easy Walking grade

2027-03-18 Next departure

Relax Schedule

Why Panama for Broader Photography Tours

A Photographer’s Paradise in a Compact Destination

Panama is a dream destination for photographers who want to capture an extraordinary variety of subjects without spending days in transit. Within a relatively small geographic footprint, you will transition seamlessly from ultra-modern skylines and historic colonial ruins to deep rainforests and pristine tropical coasts. This tour is designed to push your creative boundaries across multiple photography genres, including landscape, street, portrait, and wildlife photography.

Key Visual Highlights of the Tour

Our carefully planned route focuses on Panama’s most visually compelling and contrasting environments:

The Panama Canal: Capture the sheer scale of this engineering marvel. The contrast of massive container ships framed by lush jungle borders offers unique opportunities for industrial, documentary, and scale photography.
Colonial Architecture in Casco Viejo: This UNESCO World Heritage site is a treasure trove for street and architectural photographers. You will shoot vibrant, pastel-colored colonial buildings, textured ruins, ornate balconies, and local street life, all backdropped by the distant, gleaming skyscrapers of modern Panama City.
Indigenous Emberá Villages: Travel by dugout canoe into the rainforest to meet the Emberá people. This respectful cultural exchange provides a rare opportunity for powerful environmental portraiture, capturing their traditional body painting, intricate beadwork, and thatched-roof dwellings in soft forest light.
Diverse Natural Landscapes: Experience the ultimate environmental contrast. We will shoot the moody, mist-shrouded canopy of high-altitude cloud forests—perfect for macro and bird photography—before heading to the sun-drenched, turquoise waters and white sands of Panama’s Caribbean beaches.

Is This Tour Right for You?

This tour is ideal for photographers of all skill levels who want to build a diverse portfolio in a single trip. Here are a few practical details to help you decide:

Physical Demand: Light to moderate. Expect short hikes on forest trails, walking on uneven cobblestones in Casco Viejo, and boarding small motorized canoes.
Gear Recommendations: To make the most of this itinerary, we recommend bringing a versatile zoom lens (like a 24-70mm) for street and landscapes, a telephoto lens (at least 200mm to 300mm) for wildlife in the cloud forests, and a sturdy travel tripod for golden hour shots on the coast.

Suitability & conditions

A practical overview of the pace, comfort, and conditions to expect on this journey.

Seasonality

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

NOV

DEC

The journey at a glance

Following the route

The journey moves gradually through 4 chapters.

Route shown schematically for orientation.

Detailed itinerary

Day 1

Welcome to Panama

Transfer from Tocumen International Airport to Hotel Central

Overnight · Hotel Central Meals · D

Day 2

Panamá City – Gamboa

Cerro Ancon Walk
Transfer from Hotel Central to Gamboa
Gatun Lake and Panama Canal Boat Tour

Overnight · Gamboa Rainforest Resort Meals · B · L · D

Day 3

Embera Puru

Transfer from Gamboa to Puerto Corotu
Embera Puru Community Visit

Overnight · Gamboa Rainforest Resort Meals · B · L · D

Day 4

San Blas Islands

Transfer from Panama City to Cartí Port by 4×4
Boat transfer from Cartí Port to San Blas Islands

Overnight · San Blas Sailing Catamaran Meals · B · L · D

Day 5

San Blas Islands

Gorgy Island Snorkeling and Island Visit

Overnight · San Blas Sailing Catamaran Meals · B · L · D

Day 6

San Blas Islands

Coco Bandero Swimming, Snorkeling and Kayaking

Overnight · San Blas Sailing Catamaran Meals · B · L · D

Day 7

San Blas – Panamá City

Boat transfer from San Blas Islands to Cartí Port
Transfer from Cartí Port to Panama City by 4×4
Transfer from Casco Viejo to Punta Pacifica

Overnight · Hotel Central Meals · B · L · D

Day 8

End of the adventure

Transfer from Hotel Central to Tocumen International Airport

Meals · B

Accommodation

Where you’ll stay

Hotel Central Panama City 2 nights

Gamboa Rainforest Resort - Building - Panama

Gamboa Rainforest Resort Gamboa 2 nights

Price Details

Our tour prices are based on a tiered pricing model. more guests = lower price, per person. That means the prices go down on a per-person basis as more people book onto a specific tour departure.

Price Base

Price for 2 people: 4.795 EUR (599 EUR/day)
Price for 3 to 4 people: 4.195 EUR (524 EUR/day)
Price for 5 to 6 people: 3.395 EUR (424 EUR/day)
Price for 7 to 8 people: 2.895 EUR (362 EUR/day)

* Price is indicated per person
** Prices are based on double occupancy / twin share basis.

Included

Hotels mentioned in the program
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Hotels mentioned in the program
- Hotel Central — 2 nights · Uncategorized Hotel
- Gamboa Rainforest Resort — 2 nights · Uncategorized Hotel
- San Blas Sailing Catamaran — 3 nights · Uncategorized Hotel
Transportation in comfortable vehicles (Car / Van), as well as Boat / Ferry
Meals indicated in the program: 7 breakfasts, 6 lunchs, 7 dinners
1 cocktail before dinner
Water is included
Professional photographic guidance & instruction by Tristan Quevilly
1h skype session of photo editing in Lightroom or Photoshop
Restaurant gratuities / tips
Pre-trip planning assistance
Detailed trip notes with practical information and cultural insights
Access to Remote Expeditions custom travel app

Not Included

Lunch on Arrival day and Departure day
Tips
Domestic flights
International flights
Additional drinks and meals
Medical insurance
Expenses not specified in the program
Tips
Travel, Medical & Cancellation insurance
Additional drinks and meals
Expenses not specified in the program
Camera Equipment

Deposit

30% (1.019 EUR approx)

Payment Options

Bank Transfer (Recommended): Free
Credit / Debit Card: Secure payment via Revolut. A 3% processing fee applies.
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Booking Conditions

Deposit: 30% to secure your booking
Final payment: Due 90 days before departure
Cancellation more than 90 days before departure: Deposit retained as a 4-year travel credit
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Services to Expect

Accommodation and Meals

Where You Will Stay

To capture Panama’s incredible biodiversity during the best light, we base ourselves in immersive eco-lodges situated right in the heart of prime birding and wildlife hotspots. This unmatched proximity allows you to start shooting the moment you wake up. Because we venture into remote, untouched regions to find the best subjects, please expect basic amenities. While clean, comfortable, and safe, some of these deep-jungle lodges feature limited Wi-Fi, no air conditioning, and scheduled electricity usage.

What You Will Eat

Meals on this tour are fresh, simple, and designed to keep you energized for active days in the field. Dining in remote areas highlights authentic Panamanian home-style cooking. You can expect:

Traditional Staples: Most lunches and dinners feature local rice, beans, and plantains paired with chicken or freshly caught fish.
Tropical Fruits: Breakfasts are accompanied by an abundance of fresh, locally grown tropical fruits like papaya, mango, and pineapple.
Dietary Needs: Vegetarian and basic dietary preferences can be accommodated, but options in remote areas may be repetitive. Please notify us of any allergies before booking.

Transportation and Road Conditions

Getting Around Comfortably

For the majority of our journey between destinations, we travel in spacious, air-conditioned private vans. These vehicles are selected specifically to ensure there is plenty of room for both you and your delicate camera gear, allowing you to relax and recharge between shoots. While Panama’s main highways are well-paved, travel times can vary depending on local traffic and tropical weather conditions.

Reaching Remote Wildlife Sites

To get you to the absolute best birding hotspots and remote photography locations, we will occasionally transition to rugged 4×4 vehicles. The roads leading into cloud forests and deep rainforest reserves can be steep, muddy, and uneven. These short, bumpy drives are a necessary adventure to position you right where the rare wildlife is.

Water Transfers and Boat Excursions

Some of Panama’s most iconic photographic subjects are only accessible by water. We use sturdy, open-air boat transfers to navigate key canal locations, tranquil lakes, and coastal island areas. These boat trips offer incredible, low-angle perspectives for capturing birds, marine life, and lush shorelines, but they do require basic mobility to step in and out of the vessels.

Quick Tips for Photographers

Gear Protection: Sudden tropical showers or sea spray during boat rides can happen. We highly recommend bringing dry bags or waterproof covers for your camera backpacks.
Motion Sickness: If you are sensitive to motion, please pack your preferred remedies, as mountain roads can be winding and boat transfers can experience light swells.

Practical Information

Photography Pace and Early Starts

Embracing the Dawn

To capture Panama’s incredible wildlife at its most active, we align our schedule with the natural rhythms of the rainforest. Many of our photography sessions begin before sunrise. Setting out in the pre-dawn cool allows us to be in position just as the jungle wakes up, capturing peak bird activity and the softest, most dramatic morning light.

A Slow and Patient Pace

This is a dedicated photography expedition, not a fast-paced hiking tour. Our daily rhythm is slow, deliberate, and highly focused. We often spend hours in a single location—such as specialized bird blinds, canopy towers, or active feeding stations—waiting for the perfect shot. Patience is our primary tool, allowing us to capture intimate behaviors of colorful tanagers, toucans, and hummingbirds without rushing the process.

Is This Tour Right for You?

Early Starts: You should be comfortable with pre-dawn wake-up calls to maximize the best light of the day.
Stationary Shooting: Be prepared for long periods of standing or sitting quietly in blinds and at feeders.
Mid-day Downtime: We typically rest during the harsh midday sun, using this time to travel between locations, edit photos, or recharge before the afternoon light returns.

Terrain and Difficulty

What to Expect on the Trail

This photo tour is designed for active photographers. While we prioritize getting you to the best shooting locations with minimal strain, Panama’s diverse landscapes require a moderate level of physical fitness. You should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain while carrying your own camera gear.

Steep Highland Trails

In the cooler highlands, such as the cloud forests of Chiriquí, trails can be steep, narrow, and damp. Expect some sustained uphill climbs and descents on dirt paths that may be slick from mist or rain. Sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support and grip are highly recommended for these sections.

Humid Lowland Forests

In the lowland rainforests, the terrain is generally flatter but presents different challenges. The climate is hot and highly humid, which can make physical exertion feel more demanding. Paths here often feature exposed tree roots, mud, and wet leaf litter, requiring careful footing and light, breathable clothing.

Reaching the Photo Hides

To capture Panama’s spectacular birdlife and wildlife, we utilize several specialized photography hides. While some are easily accessible, others require a short hike of 15 to 30 minutes through the forest. You will need to carry your tripod, lenses, and camera body to these spots, so a comfortable, weather-resistant camera backpack is essential.

Is this tour right for you?

To fully enjoy this experience, you should be comfortable with the following:

Walking 2 to 3 miles daily at a slow, photography-focused pace.
Navigating uneven, muddy, or slippery surfaces without assistance.
Carrying your personal camera gear, tripod, and water during short treks.
Managing warm, humid tropical conditions and occasional rain showers.

Entry Requirements and Visas

Passport Validity

To enter Panama for our photography adventure, your passport must be valid for at least three months past your arrival date. However, to ensure a seamless travel experience and avoid any unexpected issues at airport check-in, we highly recommend traveling with a passport that is valid for at least six months.

Tourist Visa Exemptions

For the majority of our travelers, entering Panama is straightforward. Citizens of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Australia, and New Zealand do not need to apply for a visa in advance. You will be granted a tourist stamp upon arrival, which allows you to stay and explore for up to 90 days—plenty of time to complete our 15-day itinerary.

Crucial Entry Requirements

While visa-exempt, Panamanian immigration officials strictly enforce entry rules. To ensure you are admitted without delay, you must be prepared to present the following at the border:

Proof of Onward Travel: You must show a confirmed return ticket or an onward ticket out of Panama. Immigration officers frequently ask to see this before letting you pass.
Proof of Funds: You may be asked to demonstrate that you have access to a minimum of $500 USD. Presenting a major international credit card or a recent bank statement is typically sufficient.

Power and Connectivity

Electricity & Plug Standards

Panama uses a standard voltage of 110V at 60Hz, with plug types A and B (the standard two-prong and three-prong plugs used in North America). If you are traveling from the US or Canada, your camera chargers and devices will plug right in. Travelers from other regions will need a plug adapter and potentially a voltage converter.

Charging Your Camera Gear in Remote Areas

Because this photo tour takes us deep into Panama’s most spectacular natural landscapes, we will spend several nights at remote eco-lodges. These off-grid locations rely on local generators or solar power, meaning electricity may only be available during specific hours of the day. To ensure you never miss a shot, we highly recommend bringing:

Multiple spare camera batteries: Keep extra, fully charged batteries on hand so you are always ready to shoot.
A high-capacity power bank: Essential for topping up your phone, camera, or other USB-charged devices when power outlets are unavailable.

Internet & Cellular Connectivity

While you can expect reliable Wi-Fi and cell service in Panama City and larger towns, connectivity will be extremely limited or completely unavailable at our remote nature lodges. This is a wonderful opportunity to disconnect and focus entirely on your photography, but we recommend letting family and clients know in advance that you will be offline during these portions of the journey.

Getting in Shape

Although this itinerary does not require advanced hiking experience, it may include walking on uneven terrain, moderate elevation changes, and varying weather conditions depending on the destination.

To make the most of your trip, we recommend arriving in good physical condition. If possible, start preparing a few weeks or months in advance with regular activities such as walking, hiking, cycling, or other forms of light cardio to build endurance. Even 30–45 minutes of exercise a few times a week can make a noticeable difference.

A little preparation goes a long way toward making your journey more comfortable, enjoyable, and rewarding.

Travel Insurance

We strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance that covers trip cancellations, medical expenses, personal injury, and other unforeseen events. It is your responsibility to ensure that your insurance is adequate for your needs.

Field Etiquette and Noise Discipline

The Art of Stealth in the Rainforest

Capturing Panama’s incredible biodiversity—from the elusive Resplendent Quetzal to nesting sea turtles—requires a blend of patience and field discipline. To get the best shots without disturbing the wildlife, we practice strict field etiquette. If you enjoy the quiet thrill of stalking wildlife and do not mind adjusting your habits for the perfect shot, this tour is a perfect fit for you.

Key Guidelines for the Field

To maximize photographic opportunities for everyone on the tour, all participants are expected to follow these essential field rules:

Dress to blend in: Avoid wearing bright colors like red, yellow, or white, which birds and mammals easily spot as warning signs. Stick to neutral, earthy tones such as olive green, brown, and tan.
Practice noise discipline: Keep voices to a hushed whisper when on the trail. Please ensure your camera’s artificial beeps are turned off, and use a silent electronic shutter whenever possible to avoid startling sensitive species.
Follow your guide’s lead: Our local naturalist guides understand the behavior and stress signals of Panama’s wildlife. Always respect their instructions regarding how close to approach an animal, when to remain still, and when to back away.

Is This Tour Right for You?

This expedition is designed for passionate photographers who value the welfare of the animals as much as the quality of the image. If you are comfortable walking quietly, waiting patiently in warm, humid conditions, and working as a collaborative team to ensure everyone gets their shot, you will thrive on this adventure.

Physical Preparation

What to Expect on the Trail

This photo tour is an active adventure designed to get you into the best light and most dramatic landscapes. We will be walking on uneven, sometimes slippery rainforest trails, navigating tree roots, and climbing moderate inclines. Panama’s tropical climate means high humidity, which makes even standard walks feel significantly more demanding than they would at home.

Recommended Physical Preparation

To ensure you enjoy the creative process without feeling physically exhausted, we highly recommend starting a targeted preparation routine 4 to 6 weeks before departure:

Cardiovascular Training: Focus on aerobic exercises like brisk walking, running, or cycling. Building your stamina will help your body adapt to the humid tropical air.
Leg Strength: Incorporate squats, lunges, and step-ups into your routine. Strong legs and ankles are essential for stabilizing yourself on muddy or uneven terrain.
Gear Practice: Do not wait until you arrive in Panama to carry your full setup. Practice taking walks at home while wearing your loaded camera pack and carrying your tripod. Getting used to this weight distribution on uneven ground is key to preventing fatigue.

Is This Tour Right for You?

You do not need to be an elite athlete, but you should be comfortable standing for extended periods and walking 2 to 4 miles a day on unpaved, hilly terrain while carrying your own photography equipment. If you have any mobility or joint concerns, please reach out to us before booking so we can discuss the trail specifics with you.

Bird Photography Equipment & Clothing

Bird Photography in Colombia

Colombia is home to more bird species than any other country on Earth, offering exceptional opportunities to photograph hummingbirds, toucans, tanagers, parrots, owls, and many rare endemic species.

Bird photography requires slightly different preparation than general travel photography.

Recommended Lenses

While any camera can capture memorable bird photographs, longer focal lengths provide significantly more flexibility.

Recommended options include:

100–400mm
150–500mm
150–600mm
200–600mm
400mm, 500mm, or 600mm prime lenses

If your camera has an APS-C sensor, a 70–300mm or 100–400mm lens often provides excellent reach.

Camera Settings

Birds rarely stay still for long.

We recommend becoming familiar with:

Continuous autofocus (AF-C / AI Servo)
Subject or Bird Eye Detection (if available)
High-speed continuous shooting
Fast shutter speeds (typically 1/1000s or faster)

Practicing these techniques before the tour will greatly improve your success rate.

Clothing

Birds are sensitive to movement and bright colors.

For photography sessions, we recommend:

Neutral or earth-tone clothing (green, brown, gray, or black)
Avoid bright reds, oranges, yellows, or white clothing whenever possible
Lightweight long sleeves and long pants for protection against insects and vegetation
Waterproof hiking shoes with good grip
Lightweight rain jacket

Quiet fabrics are preferable to noisy waterproof materials that can produce sound while moving.

Accessories

Useful accessories include:

Lens hood
Lens rain cover
Microfiber cloth
Small towel for wiping condensation
Binoculars (optional but highly recommended)
Comfortable camera strap or harness for long shooting sessions

Most importantly, remember that patience is one of the most valuable tools in bird photography. Many of Colombia’s most rewarding wildlife encounters come to those who are willing to wait quietly and observe nature.

Camera Gear and Weather Protection

Essential Optics and Stabilization

To capture Panama’s incredible biodiversity—from colorful birds high in the canopy to monkeys moving through the branches—you will need the right focal length and support. We highly recommend bringing a telephoto lens of at least 400mm (or equivalent) to get sharp, detailed shots of distant wildlife.

Additionally, the rainforest canopy blocks a significant amount of sunlight. For shooting on the dim forest floor, a sturdy tripod is absolutely essential to stabilize your camera and prevent motion blur during longer exposures in low-light conditions.

Defeating Humidity and Tropical Rain

Panama’s lush landscapes are the result of a warm, wet tropical climate. Sudden downpours are common, and humidity levels are consistently high. To keep your expensive equipment safe and functioning, you must prepare for moisture. We recommend bringing:

Form-fitting rain covers designed specifically for both your camera bodies and your lenses to allow you to keep shooting through passing showers.
An abundant supply of microfiber lens cloths to quickly wipe away condensation, fog, and water droplets.
A few sealed dry bags and silica gel packets for your camera pack to help pull moisture out of your gear when it is stored.

Clothing and Footwear

Smart Layering for Photographers

Panama’s tropical climate is warm, humid, and prone to sudden downpours. When you are waiting patiently for the perfect wildlife shot or trekking through the rainforest, staying dry and comfortable is key to keeping your focus. We highly recommend packing lightweight, quick-dry clothing. Synthetic fabrics or lightweight merino wool blends work best to wick away sweat and dry rapidly after a rain shower or humid hike.

Essential Trail Protection

To keep your attention on your camera lens rather than bugs or sunburn, physical protection is your best defense. We advise packing the following essentials for our outdoor shooting sessions:

Long-sleeved shirts and trousers: Lightweight, breathable long sleeves protect you from both the intense equatorial sun and biting insects during deep-jungle shoots.
Wide-brimmed hat: A sturdy, wide-brimmed hat is crucial for keeping the glare out of your eyes (and your camera’s viewfinder) while shielding your face and neck.

Footwear for Stable Shooting

Navigating muddy rainforest paths, wet riverbanks, and uneven terrain requires reliable footing—especially when carrying expensive camera gear. We strongly advise bringing broken-in, waterproof hiking boots with excellent ankle support and deep tread. Pair these with moisture-wicking socks to prevent blisters and keep your feet comfortable during active photography days.

Detailed Trip Notes, including practical tips, cultural insights, and a complete packing list will be sent to you 60 days before departure.

Booking this tour means you agree to our full Terms and Conditions. Below is a summary of the key points. As life is unpredictable, we strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance.

Deposit: A 30% deposit is required to secure your booking. This deposit is refundable for 7 days (less transaction fees), after which it becomes a non-refundable credit, transferable to a future tour offered by Remote Expeditions within 4 years of the cancellation date, less any non-recoverable costs already paid on your behalf.
Final Payment: The remaining balance is due 90 days before the tour begins.
Cancellation more than 90 days before departure: You will receive a full refund of any payments made, except for the 30% deposit. Your deposit will be converted into a travel credit valid for 4 years on a future tour Remote Expeditions.
Cancellation within 90 days of departure: 100% of the tour price is forfeited. There are no refunds or credits.

* This is a summary only. Please read our complete Terms and Conditions for full details before booking.
** We strongly recommend all travelers purchase comprehensive travel insurance that covers trip cancellation, medical emergencies, and other unforeseen events.

A few kind words

Colombia Photography Tour 2026

Top notch photographic experience for enthusiasts of nature, culture, and portraits. Tristan is well connected to the area and the local communities with a specialty in indigenous tribes and less-visited areas. Additionally, he is an excellent teacher and will provide incredibly helpful instruction on exposure, lighting, and composition. Our tour was incredibly well organized and ran on time, with full days of photography. I fully recommend Remote Expeditions for your photographic travels!

Dan Schoenwald

USA

You are in good hands with Tristan!

Tristan does an amazing job at putting together a culturally rich experience. He also does a great job at adapting to his clients needs and interests. He responds well to feedback. He is both professional and personable. I feel as though I had the opportunity not only to photograph many different elements of Colombia, but that I truly experienced the country and its culture. Our adventure took us from birding in the mountains outside of Cali, to visiting remote indigenous tribes, to visiting active fishing villages, to learning about local and historical musicians and customs, to beautiful settings in the mountains and along the seashore.

I give Tristan the highest recommendation as a guide for Colombia.

Kathryn Dannay

USA

Colombia Birding Tour

I visited Colombia with Tristan of Remote Expeditions and would highly recommend him. He put together a wonderful itinerary with great knowledge of the areas and attention to details to give us a wonderful sampling of the country. He is personally very gentle and fun by nature and you will return home feeling very happy and satisfied. Whatever your special interest is, I’m sure he can make an itinerary to exceed your goals.

Elaine Uellendahl

USA

Travel at a human pace

The difference is in the details

Journeys shaped by experience

Every route is built from time spent in the field: knowing when to linger, when to move on, and which small details are worth noticing.

Room for the unexpected

The best moments are not always on the itinerary. We leave enough flexibility to follow a good conversation, an unusual sighting, or a changing landscape.

Local relationships that open doors

Our journeys are grounded in long-term relationships with people who know their home intimately and are proud to share it in their own way.

A small group, properly looked after

With only a few travellers, decisions remain personal. We can adapt the pace, answer questions, and make sure everyone feels part of the journey.

Your Tour Guide

Tristan Quevilly

My fascination with Panama began in 2004, leading to an unforgettable independent journey through the remote Kuna Yala archipelago. Choosing adventure over convenience, I lived alongside the Kuna community, sharing moments in their homes and traveling between islands on a local supply boat – gaining rare, firsthand insights into their culture and the region's stunning, hidden beauty. This deep, authentic connection forms the heart of my photography tours, designed to guide you beyond the typical path and capture the true, vibrant spirit of Panama through unique access and perspectives.

Nationality: French
Languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
Guiding since: 2003
Specialties: Photography, Trekking, Indigenous Communities

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Why Panama for Broader Photography Tours

A Photographer’s Paradise in a Compact Destination

Key Visual Highlights of the Tour

Is This Tour Right for You?

Suitability & conditions

Following the route

Detailed itinerary

Welcome to Panama

Panamá City – Gamboa

Embera Puru

San Blas Islands

San Blas Islands

San Blas Islands

San Blas – Panamá City

End of the adventure

Where you’ll stay

Price Details

Price Base

Included

Not Included

Deposit

Payment Options

Booking Conditions

A few kind words

Colombia Photography Tour 2026

You are in good hands with Tristan!

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Journeys shaped by experience

Room for the unexpected

Local relationships that open doors

A small group, properly looked after

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