Aerial Views of Panamà

Get a bird's eye tour of Panama in this compilation video, which features highlight footage from the "Aerial Views of Panama" collection.  You'll be treated to drone views of the beaches of Bocas del Toro, the skyscrapers of Panama City, the mountains of Coclé Province, and more.

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Explore the Central American country of Panama by drone in this DVOW nominated film by contributor djrialdo.  The fast-paced piece opens with a shot flying over a large boat, before cutting to views around the Panama Canal, the waterway which bisects the country and connects the Pacific Ocean with the Caribbean Sea.   The reel also features some excellent action footage, with shots ranging from fast-moving speedboats to fireworks to mountain hikers. You'll also see some great views of the country's coastline as well as its namesake capital city.

Former DVOW Winner BeemFlights brings us this excellent drone video from the Central American country of Panama.  Filmed with a DJI Mavic Pro 2, the video opens with a beautiful shot of a rainforest scene somewhere in the Panamanian interior.  At the :16 mark, there's a nice shot of the skyline of the city of Panama, the national capital and home to one of the largest group of skyscrapers in all of Latin America.  The video concludes with shots of the San Blas Islands, an emerging eco-tourism destination on Panama's Caribbean Sea coast.  

Multiple DVOW Winner semberadventure takes us on an aerial tour of the Central American nation of Panama.  Filmed with a drone as well as a ground camera, the video displays the immense natural diversity of the country, which connects Central America to South America and has long coastlines on both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.  You'll see the mountains which run down the "spine" of Panama as well as rainforests, waterfalls, and the tropical San Blas Islands on the country's northern (Caribbean) coast.  

Top AirVuz contributor and Drone Video of the Week Winner msember brings us this marvelous aerial tour of the Coclé Province of Panama.  One of the ten provinces of this Central American country, Coclé is situated near the middle of the country.  It has a coastline along the Pacific Ocean, with most of the province's roughly 5k square km of land area (around 2k square mi.) consisting of mountainous interior jungle.  The video features excellent footage of the inactive El Valle volcano as well as some spectacular nearby waterfalls.  

Check out this amazing drone video of a small but ecologically important island of Panama in Central America, which won Drone Video of the Week in March 2019.  Isla Escudo de Veraguas lies off of Panama's eastern (Caribbean) coastline, in the Golfo de los Mosquitos.  Only a little over 4 square km (about a square mile), the tiny island is the only known remaining natural habitat of a rare fruit bat called Thomas's fruit-eating bat and an equally rare Pygmy three-toed sloth.   Both species are considered to be critically endangered.  

Panama's capital, Panama City, is a true cosmopolitan gem of Central America.  The city lies near the southern (Pacific) end of the Panama Canal.  Its electrifying urban center sits right along the water's edge with its impressive skyline providing a visual dynamism that are meant to be captured by drone.  Contributor martigen's aerial footage takes us over Panama City, sharing views of Panama's blend of the old and the new. This video was nominated for Drone Video of the Week in November, 2018.

Get a bird's eye view of one of the most impressive skylines in Latin America from contributor and drone pilot DuarteDellarole, who put together this awesome drone video of Panama's eponymous capital city as part of a travel promotion.  Like most Latin American capitals, it was founded by Spanish conquistadoras in the 16th century.  Due in large part to its position at the south (Pacific) end of the Panama Canal, Panama City has developed into a very important international banking and trade center.  

While the Central American country of Panama is primarily associated with the great canal that bears its name and the skyscrapers of its namesake capital city, the country is home to some far less well known yet spectacular natural scenery.  Contributor and pilot imoveisbrasilbahia created this beautiful drone video of some remote areas along the western part of the country's long Pacific Ocean coastline, including Morro Negrito, Isla Silva, El Toro and the rapidly-emerging surf area of Cambutal. 

Northeast Panama is home to Guna Yala Comarca, an indigenous province that is home to the Gunas people. As you can see via this drone video by content creator and pilot vagamundo, Guna Yala has incredible, clear waters perfect for scuba diving and sandy, idyllic beaches. Guna Yala’s capital is El Provenir, and the beautiful province is bordered by the Caribbean Sea on the north, the Darién Province and Emberá-Wounaan to the south, Colombia to the east, and the province of Colón to the west.

Multiple Drone Video of the Week Winner semberadventure brings us this excellent drone video from hike into a mountain range in the Central American country of Panama.  The video was filmed over Los Picachos de Olá, a mountainous hiking area near the middle of the country in the province of Coclé.  The area is accessible from the town of Olá, which is about a three hour drive southwest of the city of Panama.  In the video, you'll be able to see the Pacific Ocean (specifically, the Gulf of Parita) off in the distance.   

Unusually amongst the Central American countries, Panama has a large group of islands on both its Pacific and Caribbean coasts.  Most of them lie in the Pearl Islands archipelago, a group of 200+ islands in the Gulf of Panama.  Situated south and a bit east of Panama City, most of the islands are uninhabited.  A number of the islands have resorts and/or year-round residences.  In this drone video by vagamundo, you'll get some nice aerial views of the tropical and very beautiful Islas de las Perlas. 

Check out these magnificent views of Panama's San Blas Islands, compliments of former Drone Video of the Week Finalist Damiano862.  Located on Panama's Caribbean Sea coastline, the San Blas archipelago consists of over 350 islands, of which roughly four dozen are inhabited.  They are part of the province of Guna Yala, which covers roughly the eastern half of Panama's northern coastline.  Located outside of the Caribbean hurricane zone, the San Blas Islands have become a popular eco-tourist destination in recent years.   

The San Blas Islands of Panama are an emerging eco-tourist destination in this Central American country.  The group consists of over 360 mostly tiny islands just north of the Panamanian mainland in the Caribbean Sea, a bit to the east of the northern entrance to the Panama Canal.  In this excellent drone video by new AirVuz contributor and pilot Damianio862, you'll be treated to some beautiful aerial views of the Cayo Holandeses, a (mostly uninhabited) sub-group of the San Blas Islands.  

AirVuz contributor and pilot by starBoy brings us this excellent drone video from the Central American country of Panama.  The video was filmed over Coclé Province, one of the main territories of central Panama.  The province covers a stretch of the country's southern (Pacific Ocean) coastline west of the national capital, and extends some ways inland - up to three-fourths of the width of the isthmus in places.  The video was filmed over the hilly interior of the province, one of the ten which make up the country. 

Former Drone Video of the Week Finalist Damiano862 brings us this excellent drone videos from the Pearl Islands in Panama.  The Pearl Islands is an archipelago of roughly 200 islands, many uninhabited, on Panama's southern (Pacific Ocean) side, in the Gulf of Panama.  The partiticular island filmed is Saboga Island, which is one of the larger islands at the northern end of the archipelago.  Like the other Pearl islands, Saboga has been developed as a resort and vacation home destination location.  

When it was opened in 1912, the Panama Canal represented one of the great feats of human engineering up until that time.  The 80 km (50 mi) waterway hacked out of the Panama Jungle connects the Atlantic (via the Caribbean Sea) and Pacific Oceans, shortening many routes by thousands of mi/km.  In this excellent drone video by AirVuz contributor Damiano862, you'll get an aerial view of a large containership making its passage through the great waterway, which was recently deepened to allow for the passage of larger ships.  

Portobelo is a small port town in Panama, on its Caribbean coast.  It's located a short distance to the northeast of  Colón, the capital of the eponymously named province, which sits at the northern (Caribbean Sea side) entrance to the Panama Canal.  A very old Spanish colonial city, it was destroyed during the 18th-century Anglo-Spanish conflict known as the War of Jenkin's Ear.  In this video by content creator and drone pilot PanamaAerials, you can check out this beautiful spot from a bird's eye perspective.   

AirVuz contributor and pilot Damiano862 brings us this excellent drone video of the Central American metropolis of Panama City.  The "star" of the show is the spiral-shaped F&F Tower.  Completed in 2011, the 52 story tower stands just under 800 ft. tall (237 m), making it the city's eighth-tallest building as of 2022.  With 50 buildings over 500 ft. (about 150 m), Panama City has the most skyscrapers of any city in Latin America, and more than all but a small handful of North American cities.   

top AirVuz contributor semberadventure brings us this marvelous travel video from the Central American nation of Panama.  Filmed in his trademark style using a combination of drones and ground cameras, the video was primarily filmed in the region of Boquete, which is part of the westernmost province of Chiriquí  and not far from Panama's western border with Costa Rica.  One of Panama's emerging tourism centers, the region is distinguished in part by its elevation and thus more temperate climate compared to lower-lying areas.  

If you want to understand why Panama's San Blas Islands have become an emerging tourist destination, check out this drone video by AirVuz contributor Damiano862.  He filmed one of the tiny islets in the archipelago, which consists of over three hundred islands (most of which, like the island in the video, are uninhabited) off of Panama's northern (Caribbean Sea) coastline.  With their natural pristine beauty and location outside of the Caribbean hurricane zone, they have increasingly drawn eco-tourists as well as sailing enthusiasts.   

AiVuz contributor Damiano862 brings us this excellent drone video of a stunning mountain area in the Central American country of Panama.  It's called the Picachos of Olá, and it's located in the Coclé Province, which covers the middle part of the country.  It's part of the Olá District within the province, which is a bit inland from the southern coastline along the Pacific Ocean.   Somce distance from Panama City or any other major urban concentrations, this is a relatively unexplored part of the country.  

AirVuz contributor Damiano862 brings is this excellent drone video from Panama's San Blas Islands.  The video was filmed over tiny Pelican Island, one of the 365 islands of this archipelago, which lies off the country's northern (Caribbean Sea) coastline, just east of the entrance to the Panama Canal.  Pelican is one of the roughly 50 San Blas islands which are inhabited.  In recent years, the San Blas Islands have emerged as an important eco-tourism destination, with travelers from around the world drawn to the pristine environment.    

When it was opened in 1912, the Panama Canal represented one of the great feats of human engineering up until that time.  Its original size limited its ability to handle the most modern ships.  It is currently in the process of being widened to accommodate bigger vessels.  The 80 km (50 mi) waterway hacked out of the Panama Jungle connects the Atlantic (via the Caribbean Sea) and Pacific Oceans.  In this video, a drone gives us an aerial view of two cruise ships using the locks in the canal to cross it.  

Check out this fantastic drone video of Panamà City, Panamà by AirVuz contributor pietropilot.  Situated at the southern (Pacific Ocean) side of the Panamà Canal, the city plays a critical role in facilitating world trade and associated financial flows through that crucial artery.  In the past two decades, the city has seen an intense skyscraper building boom; as of early 2021, there were nearly 50 completed or under-construction buildings in the city of at least 150 meters in height (500 ft.), the most in any Latin Americas city.  

Explore Panama City by drone in this excellent drone video by AirVuz contributor Damiano862 of the Central American capital city.  Located on the country's southern (Pacific Ocean) coastline just east of the mouth of the Panama Canal, Panama City has become one of the most important cities for world trade in the Western Hemishphere.   Skyscrapers have followed: as of 2022, Panama City boasts 50 buildings over 500 ft. high (about 150 m), more than any other Latin American city and all but a handful of those in North America.   

Panama is a small country on the isthmus linking Central and South America. Possibly most famous for the Panama Canal, a feat of human engineering, that cuts through its center linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans that creates an essential shipping route. Home to just over 4 million people, it also has the bustling capital Panama City, clear, turquoise seas, coffee farms, breathtaking mountains, and the cloud forests of Chiriquí. See a hint of beautiful Panama in this stunning drone video.