Frequently Asked Questions

A: The festival takes place from October 31st to November 5th, 2025. It starts with a special opening night in Panama City on October 31st, and then moves to Bocas del Toro, Panama, from November 1st to 5th.

A: Ad Sidera Semper is a transformative festival combining music, wellness activities (like yoga and meditation), and art, all set against the beautiful natural backdrop of Bocas del Toro.

A:The festival features world-class DJs playing electronic music. Past lineups have included artists like Hernan Cattaneo, Jan Blomqvist, Deer Jade, Chus, Nick Warren, Danny Howells, Miguelle & Tons.

A: We sell both individual tickets and Bundles that include accommodation.

A: We offer a range of ticket options, including General Admission passes, VIP passes, and special event tickets (for example, the opening night in Panama City). More details on specific ticket types and pricing will be released closer to the event date. Check our website and social media for updates.

A: Our Bundles combine festival tickets with accommodation options, ranging from standard to luxury. Some Bundles may also include additional perks like airport transfers, exclusive access to certain areas, and wellness activities. Details on specific package options and pricing will be available soon.

A: Individual tickets are available through Resident Advisor https://ra.co/events/2137310 & Mieventos https://www.mieventos.com/event-multiple-detail/97695. For Bundles (which include flights & accommodation), please contact us directly at [email protected].

Yes, ticket and package prices are subject to increase as we get closer to the event date and as availability decreases. We highly recommend booking early to secure the best price.

Yes, both tickets and Bundles are limited, and some accommodation options may sell out quickly. Don't miss out – book your spot at Ad Sidera Semper 2025 as soon as possible!

After arriving at Tocumen International Airport (PTY), you'll need to transfer to Albrook "Marcos A. Gelabert" International Airport (PAC) for a domestic flight to Bocas del Toro "Isla Colon" International Airport (BOC).

Fly into Tocumen International Airport (PTY) in Panama City.

Copa Airlines is our official airline, use code: B9464 for 10% discount.

 A: After arriving at Tocumen International Airport (PTY), you'll need to transfer to Albrook "Marcos A. Gelabert" International Airport (PAC) for a domestic flight to Bocas del Toro "Isla Colon" International Airport (BOC).

A: Taxi (around $25), Uber (generally cheaper than a taxi), or shuttle (around $37). Allow at least 2.5-3 hours for the transfer and immigration

A: Air Panama and FlyTrip offer flights on this route. Prices typically range from $75 to $150.

A: From Panama City, you can fly from Albrook (PAC) to Bocas del Toro (BOC). A cheaper option is an overnight bus to Almirante (10-12 hours, around $35), followed by a taxi and water taxi to Bocas Town. Driving is also possible (8-9 hours plus a ferry), but road conditions can be challenging.

A: Take a bus from David to Almirante (3.5 hours, $8-$20), followed by a water taxi to Bocas Town. Driving is also an option, similar to the route from Panama City.

A: You have a few options: limited flights from San José to Bocas del Toro (check SANSA and Aerobell), a shuttle service like Caribe Shuttle (about $80), or a combination of bus and car travel across the border at Sixaola/Guabito, followed by transport to Changuinola, Almirante, and finally a water taxi to Bocas Town.

A: The car ferry operates from Tuesday to Sunday, departing Almirante at 7 am and Bocas Town at 3 pm (2-hour journey).

A: Book flights and accommodation in advance, especially during peak season. The official currency is the Balboa (PAB), but US dollars are widely accepted. Road conditions can be challenging, especially during the rainy season. Always double-check travel details with airlines and transportation providers. Bocas del Toro Airport (BOC) is on Isla Colon; don't confuse it with other airports in the province.

A: Get ready for an amazing kick-off to the Ad Sidera Semper Festival in vibrant Panama City! On October 31st, we're hosting a special opening night event with a fantastic lineup of artists. The venue will be announced soon, so keep an eye on our website and social media for updates.

A: If you've booked one of our Bundles, your accommodation in Panama City will be at the Hotel Casa Panama, located in the heart of the historic Casco Viejo district.

A: Absolutely! Casco Viejo offers a variety of charming and luxurious hotels. Here are a few suggestions:    

Luxury:  

Hotel La Compañía: [https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/Panama/hotel-la-compania/ptylc](https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/Panama/hotel-la-compania/ptylc)  

Sofitel Legend Panama Casco Viejo: [https://www.sofitel-legend-Panama.com/](https://www.sofitel-legend-Panama.com/)    

Other Options in Casco Viejo:  

Central Hotel Panama: [https://centralhotelPanama.com/](https://centralhotelPanama.com/)    

Remember to book your accommodation in advance, especially if traveling during peak season, as rooms tend to fill up quickly.

A: Panama City offers a vibrant mix of historical sites, modern attractions, and delicious dining experiences. Here are some recommendations:    

Places to Visit:    

Casco Viejo (Old Quarter): Wander through the colorful streets, admire the colonial architecture, and soak in the historical atmosphere. This is a must-see for any visitor to Panama City.  

Cinta Costera: Enjoy a stroll or bike ride along this scenic waterfront promenade, taking in the stunning views of the city skyline and the ocean.  

Panama City Metropolitan Natural Park: Escape the city bustle and explore the rainforest trails, spotting wildlife like monkeys, sloths, and toucans.  

Amador Causeway: Rent a bike, visit the Biomuseo (biodiversity museum), or enjoy a meal with ocean views along this causeway connecting four islands.  

Cerro Ancon: Hike to the top of Ancon Hill for panoramic city views.  

Panama Canal – Miraflores Visitor Center: Witness the marvel of engineering at the Panama Canal and learn about its history.  

Panama Viejo: Explore the ruins of the original Panama City, destroyed in the 17th century.

Dining:    

Casco Viejo: This historic district is home to many excellent restaurants.

Consider trying:  

Santa Rita: Spanish-style food in an elegant setting.  

Fonda Lo Que Hay: Regularly ranked among the best in Panama and Latin America. CascoMar: Spanish-Mediterranean cuisine with outdoor seating.    

Other Highly-Rated

Restaurants:  

Maito Restaurante: Panamanian fusion cuisine.  

Azahar Panama: Waterfront dining with a diverse menu.  

A: Casco Viejo is an ideal base for exploring Panama City. Many of the recommendations above are within walking distance or a short taxi ride. You can easily spend a day or two exploring the neighborhood's charming streets, historical sites, and excellent restaurants and bars.