Panama’s small size and good infrastructure make it easy to move between destinations. There is a variety of ways to get from place to place, including domestic flights, private transfers, shuttles, rental cars, public buses, and ferries. When thinking about your transportation options, it’s important to consider your travel route, length of stay, and budget. You may choose only one type of transportation or include a combination of travel. The following guide covers transportation in Panama—reading through the options will help you better understand what is involved with each type of travel. As always, the choice is yours.
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Rental cars are a good option for adventurous travelers who want the freedom and flexibility to determine the course of their trip.
Panama has a solid infrastructure that includes high-quality roads and highways—for this reason, renting a car is a practical option for many travelers. From rugged SUVs to fuel-efficient compacts, there are many cars to choose from.