Panama's Waterfalls
Panama’s diverse topography, ranging from volcanic craters to high-altitude cloud forests, creates a landscape rich with accessible waterfalls. In El Valle de Antón, sites like Chorro El Macho and Las Mozas are situated within an extinct volcano. The highlands of Chiriquí house the Hidden Waterfalls trail near Boquete, while Santa Fe in Veraguas offers remote cascades like Las Golondrinas. These natural features often include deep swimming holes and are accessed via trails through primary rainforest and coffee-growing regions.
El Rey
A tall cascade located near El Valle de Antón, often visited as part of the Las Mozas river circuit.
El Salto
A multi-tiered waterfall located in the Las Palmas district of Veraguas.
Cascada Alto Chiriquí
High-altitude waterfall situated in the Chiriquí highlands near the Costa Rican border.
Las Pailas
Natural rock slides and river pools located in the Anton Valley region.
Trailhead of El Salto waterfalls
The starting point for the hiking trail leading to the El Salto cascades in Santa Fe.
Las Golondrinas Waterfalls
Located in Santa Fe National Park, this site features multiple tiers and a large natural swimming pool at the base.
Loma Grande trailhead
Access point for the trail leading to the Loma Grande waterfall in the Veraguas highlands.
Waterfall
A secluded waterfall located in the mountainous region of Chame.
Chorro las Mozas #2
The second tier of the Las Mozas cascades on the Anton River.
Chorro las Mozas #1
The primary drop of the Las Mozas waterfalls, a popular swimming area in El Valle de Antón.
Chorro El Escondido
A seasonal waterfall tucked into the forest near El Valle de Antón.
Chorro macho
A 35-meter-high waterfall situated within a private nature reserve featuring hanging bridges and cloud forest vegetation.
Hidden Waterfalls
A series of three distinct cascades reached via a hiking trail through the Boquete cloud forest.
Kiki
One of Panama's tallest free-falling waterfalls, located within the Ngäbe-Buglé Comarca.
La Cascada Las Yayas
Located in Omar Torrijos National Park, this site features three separate falls and distinct basaltic rock formations.
Los Valles o Piñero
A wide waterfall in the Coclé province with a large natural pool suitable for swimming.
Alto de Piedra
A series of three waterfalls located near Santa Fe, accessible via a forest trail from the Alto de Piedra community.
La Nativa
A small waterfall and natural swimming hole located in the rural area of Chame.
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