Punta Culebra is a nice museum that provides a great learning experience about the nature in Panama It's interesting for all the family

We found the place by an accident. We wanted to get to the docks, where Taboga Express takes off, so we took a taxi. Unfortunately (or fortunately) he first missed the destination, and took us to a dead end behinde a restaurant. It turned to...More

Our guide suggested this was a great way to see iguana and sloths and other animals indigenous to Panama. We found the indoor exhibit on frogs unremarkable and the outdoor exhibits run-down and cheesy. If you want to see Panama's flora and fauna, this isn't...More

This established by the Smithsonian Museum. A leisurely walk to discover. Sloths in trees. Tortoises, starfish, lionfish, sea creatures, corals. A picturesque overview of rocks into the ocean. Picnic area.

Exhibits with live animals were very approachable. The staff is very eager to speak English and share knowledge. I would have liked some info on why the Smithsonian is there and what they have accomplished.

We saw iguanas and sloths in the trees. There were exhibits of turtles, starfish, fish. We did not go in the frog exhibit. We spent about an hour here but could have stayed longer to enjoy the views. We were able to touch a starfish....More

This a small nature center, with a frog conservation, a few resident sloths and a couple of turtles. Don’t expect anything spectacular. The good thing is that you can get really close to the animals and take nice photos.