Driving in Panama

The Pan-American Highway is more than just a huge road through Panama. Around 48,0000 kilometers of roadway, two subcontinents, almost all climate zones, 19 states and up to 4,700 meters of altitude make the Pan-American Highway an adventure route that is more than just a connection between North and South America. Oh, by the way, the Pan-American Highway is not the right name for this road here. Why is the section in Panama called the Inter-American Highway? What are the highlights of your tour and most importantly, why is the road a dream for many travelers around the world?

A road trip through America is the dream of many travelers. The famous Panamericana also passes through Panama and driving here can be challenging or relaxing depending on your driving skills and experience. The Panamericana is called the Interamericana in Panama and the other Central American countries. It is a continuous paved road that is well maintained. Off this main road, however, it can get bumpy.