Really enjoyed Punta Culebra. Nice walk along the canal with several nice little exhibits. At the end of their peninsula they have a small aquarium building with fresh and salt water tanks. Just outside the door was a sloth taking a nap and a few...More

I went with my 3 young children - $5 for adults, $1 for kids. It is a small park with beautiful views. We enjoyed the forest walk - there were signs in English explaining some of the flora and fauna in the forest. We also...More

Nice location at the end of a long road into the sea in Panama City. The park itself is small but has a number of attractions for wildlife lovers including a frog house, aquariums and a couple of woodland walks. We were lucky enough to...More

Very small but informative we loved seeing the animals but I didn't like that the tanks seem very dirty and small mostly for the sharks The have frogs fishes turtles and a sloth Is a nice place to go if u have kids but it...More

Small gem well worth the stop for an hour. We saw two sloth, anteater, fish, frog house. Enthusiastic employees happy to talk about the animals.

$5 for non residents. Saw a two sloths, raccoon, frogs, starfish, iguanas and fish. Run by the Smithosian and they had at least two guides who spoke english. They said they had 15 sloths, we saw two sleeping pretty high up in the trees. Would...More

If you've never seen any of the animals at Punta Culebra, then go. However if you've traveled the carribean, you've seen most of them (sea turtles, frogs, iguanas, nurse sharks), and won't be impressed. The reserve is quite small, so it can all be seen...More

This is a bit out of the way on the Causeway but worth a taxi ride. There is a small area of forest / bush in which you can usually find sloths and iguanas. There are some birds but not many when we were there...More

Not too great. They have sea turtles living in a very small tank. They have a beach which your not allowed to walk on. Good bathrooms though, I have to give them that.

I would pretty much echo what AClark625 said - a nice walk along a peninsula and the highlights were seeing a couple of sloths and iguanas. The exhibits seemed designed primarily to be educational for small children and seemed dated and a bit lame.