El Cope Holiday Deals

El Cope Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in El Cope

If the Chrissie money you got from Mum and Dad is burning a hole in your pocket, why not spend it on a holiday to El Cope? We assure you — it'll be a gift that keeps on giving!

From El Cope, venture approximately 120 kilometres east to get to the well-known city of Panama City.

You won't need to be on the road all day to witness a bit of nature around these parts. Just 50 kilometres out of El Cope, Sleeping Indian Girl is a wonderful place to sit back and relax. More tranquil surrounds await at Chorro Macho Waterfall, 50 kilometres away.

Unfold your map and make your way to El Cope National Park. After that, consider taking a trip to Las Yayas Falls.

8 de Diciembre Park and Penonomena History and Tradition Museum are near the centre of Penonome, 30 kilometres to the southeast of El Cope. Why not go there and have a gander?

Whether it's for a bit of shopping or to see the sights, locals and travellers alike often make their way to El Valle de Anton, 50 kilometres to the east. The Serpentarium, Valley of Square Trees and Sunday Market are close by. That said, make sure you don't pass up the El Nispero Zoo and Botanical Garden and Museum El Valle either.

There is no better way to experience a destination than to literally take a big bite out of it! You're invited to explore the culture, history and personality of Panama by sampling some of its best food and drink.

Typical fare here tends to include rice and plantains, two ingredients for which the region is famous for serving up.

No food-loving adventurer would leave El Cope without trying a handful of the culinary specialties, such as tamales (corn dough rolls) and corvina (baked fish).

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and we don't think that's a coincidence. There's no tastier way to wave goodbye to your worries than with raspados (ice topped with sweet syrup), a treat often found on dining tables here.

Great news, beer lovers. You'll discover some satisfying brews to swig here. Relax with a pint of Balboa in a comfy bar and remember to text your friends back at home, 'Wish you were beer'.

Start knocking down the language barrier by learning to say a couple of expressions in the local tongue. You'll gain a more enriching experience and some new friends while you're at it! '¡Feliz cumpleaños!' may be very handy. It's how you say 'happy birthday'. One more to add to the memory bank is 'Muchas gracias', meaning 'thank you'.

You're bound to sense an air of fever and excitement leading up to the 3rd of November. The locals will be making preparations for Independence Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

With just a handful of your travel allowance left in your wallet and some awesome memories that will last your whole life, say one last "Hasta la vista" to El Cope.

Getting to your plane on time can be a bit of a trial. That being said, it won't be too much of a struggle if you're well prepared. The nearest terminal, Tocumen International Airport (PTY), is 140 kilometres to the east.