Gamboa Rainforest Reserve
+ 124
Gamboa : trouvez le meilleur hôtel dans cette ville à vos dates, par prix ou par préférence
Gamboa Rainforest Reserve : comparez les offres sur des centaines de sites, au même endroit
Recherchez une offre avec l'annulation gratuite ou d'excellentes évaluations
Comparez les chambres et les prix
Nous comparons les prix de centaines de sites pour vous trouver les meilleures offres
Infos rapides
Arrivée à partir de : | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Départ avant : | 12:00 |
Animaux de compagnie | Animaux de compagnie acceptés moyennant supplément |
Commodités
Wi-Fi
Parking
Climatisation
Navette aéroport
Piscine
Réception 24h/24
Gamboa Rainforest Reserve : plus d'informations
Gamboa Rainforest Reserve
Installé dans le parc national de Soberania, le Gamboa Rainforest Reserve vous propose une piscine extérieure ainsi qu'un spa sensoriel, et offre une vue imprenable sur le fleuve Río Chagres.
Commentaires de 
Couple
Commentaire : 19 juil. 2026
Date d'arrivée : juil. 2026
Nice view
Although we didn’t stay at the hotel, we stopped by for lunch and to experience the famous tram tour. The hotel itself is beautiful, full of history, and enjoys a spectacular location with breathtaking views.
Lunch was good without being exceptional, but the real highlight was the rainforest tram experience. The ride is both exciting and incredibly peaceful as the tram glides quietly through the forest, stopping every now and then to give everyone time to appreciate the surroundings and learn more about the rainforest.
After the tram ride, there is a walk up to the observation platform. There are no stairs, but it is still a bit of a climb. The effort is well worth it, as you are rewarded with stunning panoramic views over the rainforest canopy. From the viewpoint, you can watch ships passing through the Panama Canal and see the river that supplies water to the canal.
One suggestion for improvement would be to make this final climb more accessible for older visitors and those with limited mobility. Providing wheelchairs or a shuttle service for this section would allow many more people to enjoy the spectacular viewpoint. At present, some older guests may simply be unable to make the climb.
If you happen to spot some wildlife, the experience becomes even more memorable. We were delighted to see a toucan, and it was absolutely magnificent—a highlight of our visit.
We received a discounted price of $30 per person, which we felt was good value. However, at the regular admission price, we would probably consider it a bit expensive.
Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. If you appreciate nature, beautiful scenery, and a touch of adventure, the tram ride is definitely worth considering.
Lunch was good without being exceptional, but the real highlight was the rainforest tram experience. The ride is both exciting and incredibly peaceful as the tram glides quietly through the forest, stopping every now and then to give everyone time to appreciate the surroundings and learn more about the rainforest.
After the tram ride, there is a walk up to the observation platform. There are no stairs, but it is still a bit of a climb. The effort is well worth it, as you are rewarded with stunning panoramic views over the rainforest canopy. From the viewpoint, you can watch ships passing through the Panama Canal and see the river that supplies water to the canal.
One suggestion for improvement would be to make this final climb more accessible for older visitors and those with limited mobility. Providing wheelchairs or a shuttle service for this section would allow many more people to enjoy the spectacular viewpoint. At present, some older guests may simply be unable to make the climb.
If you happen to spot some wildlife, the experience becomes even more memorable. We were delighted to see a toucan, and it was absolutely magnificent—a highlight of our visit.
We received a discounted price of $30 per person, which we felt was good value. However, at the regular admission price, we would probably consider it a bit expensive.
Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. If you appreciate nature, beautiful scenery, and a touch of adventure, the tram ride is definitely worth considering.
Couple
Commentaire : 11 juil. 2026
Date d'arrivée : juil. 2026
Wonderful
An excellent plan to enjoy as a couple.
Groupe
Commentaire : 8 janv. 2026
Date d'arrivée : janv. 2026
Fantastic and interesting
Very nice visit among butterflies frogs and sloths with special girl guide very polite and smiling, we had fun and saw the sloth sleeping
Couple
Commentaire : 22 févr. 2026
Nature
The hotel has evolved a lot since our last visit 6 years ago. The rooms are better decorated, cleaner and nice.
The buffet is good as well as the breakfast buffet, there are Panamanian specialties at every meal. But of course the most important thing about this hotel is the outdoors and the beautiful walks that can be done alone to see toucans, monkeys, coatis, trogons... do not hesitate to go out and discover all the trails!
The buffet is good as well as the breakfast buffet, there are Panamanian specialties at every meal. But of course the most important thing about this hotel is the outdoors and the beautiful walks that can be done alone to see toucans, monkeys, coatis, trogons... do not hesitate to go out and discover all the trails!
Couple
Commentaire : 19 août 2026
Date d'arrivée : août 2026
A Paradise for Bird Lovers! Great for Everyone ＋ Exciting New Updates!
I am writing this review as a bird lover to share my experience and some exciting new information.
Gamboa Rainforest Resort is, of course, the perfect base for those who want to do serious birdwatching as Pipeline Road. However, it is also wonderful for children, seniors, or anyone who may not be able to walk long distances.
I use a bird song identification app, and just by walking for 5 minutes along the path around the large pool, the app recognized over 10 different species of birds! Furthermore, when I walked closer to the hiking trail with tall, dense trees, I was lucky enough to see a Keel-billed Toucan.
I also have some exciting new information to share! While taking my morning walk, I happened to meet Mr. Essdras M. Suarez, who is involved in a new project for the resort. He told me that starting in the last quarter of this year, the resort will launch official birdwatching activities on the property. He also mentioned that they plan to set up chairs at the feeding points to make it easier for guests to watch the birds. In fact, I already saw some beautiful birds there, including a gorgeous Whooping Motmot!
Here is the list of birds I encountered during my morning walk on August 12th (listed in the exact order I found them):
- Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
- Tropical Mockingbird
- Tropical Kingbird
- Clay-colored Thrush
- Grear Kiskadee
- Palm Tanager
- Red-lored Amazon
- Southern House Wren
- Pale vented Pigeon
- Scrub Greenlet
- Orange-chinned Parakeet
- Lesser Kiskadee
- Yellow-headed Caracara
- Black-crowned Antshrike
- Barred Antshrike
- Whooping Motmot (mentioned above)
- Slaty-tailed Trogon (I heard its call, and the feeding staff visually confirmed it)
- Blue-gray Tanager
- Common Tody-Flycatcher
- Jet Antbird
- Fasciated Antshrike
- Black-billed Wren
- Crimson-backed Tanager
- Red-crowned Woodpecker
- Buff-breasted Wren
- Keel-billed Toucan (mentioned above)
Gamboa Rainforest Resort is, of course, the perfect base for those who want to do serious birdwatching as Pipeline Road. However, it is also wonderful for children, seniors, or anyone who may not be able to walk long distances.
I use a bird song identification app, and just by walking for 5 minutes along the path around the large pool, the app recognized over 10 different species of birds! Furthermore, when I walked closer to the hiking trail with tall, dense trees, I was lucky enough to see a Keel-billed Toucan.
I also have some exciting new information to share! While taking my morning walk, I happened to meet Mr. Essdras M. Suarez, who is involved in a new project for the resort. He told me that starting in the last quarter of this year, the resort will launch official birdwatching activities on the property. He also mentioned that they plan to set up chairs at the feeding points to make it easier for guests to watch the birds. In fact, I already saw some beautiful birds there, including a gorgeous Whooping Motmot!
Here is the list of birds I encountered during my morning walk on August 12th (listed in the exact order I found them):
- Rufous-tailed Hummingbird
- Tropical Mockingbird
- Tropical Kingbird
- Clay-colored Thrush
- Grear Kiskadee
- Palm Tanager
- Red-lored Amazon
- Southern House Wren
- Pale vented Pigeon
- Scrub Greenlet
- Orange-chinned Parakeet
- Lesser Kiskadee
- Yellow-headed Caracara
- Black-crowned Antshrike
- Barred Antshrike
- Whooping Motmot (mentioned above)
- Slaty-tailed Trogon (I heard its call, and the feeding staff visually confirmed it)
- Blue-gray Tanager
- Common Tody-Flycatcher
- Jet Antbird
- Fasciated Antshrike
- Black-billed Wren
- Crimson-backed Tanager
- Red-crowned Woodpecker
- Buff-breasted Wren
- Keel-billed Toucan (mentioned above)
Excellent emplacement
Goethals Blvd, Gamboa, 7338, Panamá|0,93 km du centre-ville
Arrivée et départ
Arrivée à partir de :
15:00
Départ avant :
12:00
Bon à savoir
Animaux de compagnie acceptés moyennant supplément
Veuillez contacter l'hôtel pour en savoir plus sur l'ajout de lits supplémentaires.
Gamboa Rainforest Reserve : questions fréquentes
Besoin de réserver des vols ou une voiture pour votre voyage ?
Saviez-vous que nous pouvons vous aider à planifier le reste de votre voyage ? Bénéficiez d'offres exclusives et de tarifs avantageux pour les vols et la location de voiture.Vols
Location de voiture à Gamboa