Top Colon Bus Tours

Learn all about Panama’s unique culture and environment on this small-group day tour that’s especially designed for cruise-ship passengers in Colon. Make the most of your time on land on this half-day tour to the rainforest, San Lorenzo Fort, and the Agua Clara Locks of the Panama Canal. Spot wildlife including monkeys and sloths, learn about Panamanian history, and be amazed by one of the world’s greatest feats of engineering.

Discover the wonders of the Panama Canal and the historic Fort San Lorenzo on this engaging 4-hour tour. Begin your journey at the Agua Clara Locks, where you can observe the impressive engineering of the canal and enjoy panoramic views. Next, explore Fort San Lorenzo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boasts well-preserved ruins and fascinating stories from its past. This family-friendly tour includes transportation from the Colón Cruise Port and an English-speaking guide, ensuring a seamless experience as you immerse yourself in Panama's cultural and natural treasures. - 4-hour guided tour from Colón Cruise Port - Visit Agua Clara Locks and Fort San Lorenzo - Family-friendly, suitable for all ages - Flexible pickup times available to accommodate cruise schedules

Embark on an unforgettable journey through one of the world's engineering marvels: The Panama Canal. Our tour will take you to both the visitor centers, Aguas Claras' new set of locks, and the original Gatun set of locks. Both are located on the Caribbean side of the canal. Witness the canal's operations firsthand and marvel at the striking contrast between the two sets of locks and be captivated by them. In the second half of our tour, prepare to be immersed in the lush beauty of the rainforest, teeming with vibrant flora and fauna. We'll make our way through the remnants of Sherman's former military base, an American jungle operation training center, until we arrive at the stunning San Lorenzo Fort, also known as San Lorenzo Castle. This UNESCO World Heritage site, perched at the entrance of the majestic Chagres River, offers breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea that will leave you speechless. Join us for this remarkable adventure and create memories that will last a lifetime!

What Makes This Tour Unique? This tour is a once-in-a-lifetime experience where you'll visit two oceans in one day, crossing from the Caribbean to the Pacific while exploring Panama's most iconic landmarks. Our personalized service sets us apart—each guest receives tailored attention, ensuring your journey is seamless and enjoyable. Stay refreshed throughout the day with unlimited snacks and water, included to keep you energized as you explore. Led by an enthusiastic, certified bilingual guide, you'll gain deep insights into Panama’s history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. This isn’t just a tour—it’s a unique adventure that combines exceptional service, comfort, and the unforgettable experience of witnessing Panama’s incredible diversity in just one day.

Discover the vibrant Caribbean coastline on this one-day tour, visiting Isla Grande, Isla Linton, Isla Mamey, and the historic Portobelo Fort. Begin your adventure with a scenic drive along Panama’s stunning Caribbean coast before boarding a lancha boat to explore lush islands rich in wildlife and cultural heritage. Wade in the serene waters of the Love Tunnel and snorkel in the clear waters of Isla Mamey, all while enjoying the company of a small group of up to six guests for a personalized experience. Finish the day by uncovering Portobelo's rich history with its UNESCO-protected ruins. - Duration: 8 hours with flexible start times (8:00 AM, 9:00 AM, or 10:00 AM) - Small group tours (max 6 guests) for a personalized experience - Includes pickup and drop-off from Colón Cruise Ship Terminal - Explore pristine beaches, vibrant wildlife, and historical sites with a bilingual guide

Explore the stunning Caribbean beaches of Panama on a sailing day trip from Portobelo. This adventure begins with a scenic speedboat transfer to your sailboat, where you will sail to idyllic spots like Venas Azules and Playa Blanca. Enjoy activities such as snorkeling over vibrant coral reefs, kayaking, paddleboarding or simply relaxing on pristine beaches. Lunch is served on-board, making this a delightful blend of leisure and exploration. - Visit exclusive Caribbean beaches only accessible by sea - Activities include snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding - Optional hotel pick-up and drop-off from Panama City - Full-day tour with a local guide and all necessary equipment included

Every wondered what it felt like to be a an Embera Indian this adventure is more than a tour it will transport you into their lives.  Dating right back to when Columbus came to the Americas, this day includes the Miraflores Visitor Centre, a center whose exhibitions focus on the famous Panama Canal.

Take in the highlights of UNESCO-listed Panama City without getting bogged down by planning on this private full-day shore excursion from Colon Cruise Port. Admire the views from Ancon Hill; stroll along the Amador Causeway; see the Bridge of the Americas and the Panama Canal; and explore the atmospheric Old Town on a walking tour—all at your own pace.

Begin your adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve in Soberana National Park, where you’ll immerse yourself in the culture of the Embera indigenous community. Learn about their custom, daily life and enjoy a traditional welcome ceremony with music & dance, tour their village showcasing artisan crafts, and discover Embera beliefs. This visit supports sustainability and honors the communities that cherish these lands. Next, head to the Corozal Arts and Crafts Center to discover traditional Panamanian crafts such as jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Engage with local artisans to appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece. Your final stop is Fort Amador on the Causeway, where you'll have some free time to enjoy the breath-taking views of the city's magnificent skyline and the entrance to the Panama Canal. Make the most of your trip to Panama by giving you an in-depth overview of the Panama Canal and its beautiful surrounding areas.

Your adventure begins at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve, home to the Aerial Tram where you will take a ride on an open-air gondola from the forest floor to the sunlit canopy. Enjoy vibrant greens and brilliant blooms along the way. Reach a 30-meter observation tower for breathtaking views of where the Chagres River gracefully meets the iconic Panama Canal, flowing into the majestic Gatun Lake. Every moment will celebrate the natural splendor of Panama, reserve your Aerial Tram Adventure today and elevate your exploration! Next, the Corozal Arts & Crafts Center to Discover traditional crafts like jewelry, pottery, and textiles while interacting with skilled local artisans. Finally, explore Casco Antiguo, Panama City's historic district and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can stroll through cobblestone streets and admire the rich blend of Spanish, French, and American architecture. This adventure offers a unique glimpse into Panama's culture and history.

Begin your adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve in Soberana National Park, where you’ll embark on a guided Chagres River Cruise. Experience Panama's lush biodiversity as expert captains navigate the serene waters, showcasing vibrant flora and fauna. Keep an eye out for colorful birds, playful monkeys, and sloths amidst the enchanting jungle scenery. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural and historical tapestry of this tropical paradise. Next, head to the Corozal Arts and Crafts Center to discover traditional Panamanian crafts such as jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Engage with local artisans to appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece. Your final stop is Fort Amador on the Causeway, where you'll have some free time to enjoy the breath-taking views of the city's magnificent skyline and the entrance to the Panama Canal. Make the most of your trip to Panama by giving you an in-depth overview of the Panama Canal and its beautiful surrounding areas.

Achiote Road also call the "magical road", where any sought-after species can materialize in front of you at any moment! It has been proclaimed Christmas Count consecutive winner many times in past years.

Begin your adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve as board a panga style boat to explore the bays, islands, and back channels of the Gatun lake; traveling through thick rain forests to a remote area and experience the beauty and excitement of the jungle firsthand. Don't forget your camera, this is a prime spot for spotting capuchins, tamarins, and howler monkeys frolicking in the trees. Experience the jungle's beauty up close! Next, head to the Corozal Arts and Crafts Center to discover traditional Panamanian crafts such as jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Engage with local artisans to appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece. Your final stop is Fort Amador on the Causeway, where you'll have some free time to enjoy the breath-taking views of the city's magnificent skyline and the entrance to the Panama Canal. Make the most of your trip to Panama by giving you an in-depth overview of the Panama Canal and its beautiful surrounding areas.

Step back in time and uncover the intricacies of Panama’s engineering marvel on this guided shore excursion from the port of Colon, where the charm of colonial architecture intertwines with the remarkable history of the canal. This shore excursion invites you to immerse yourself in the complex tapestry of Panama's past, exploring the profound influences of the Spaniards, the French, and the Americans, each leaving a distinct mark on the vibrant nation we know today. Revel in captivating stories that highlight the canal’s construction, engineering challenges, and its pivotal role in global trade, creating a truly enlightening experience that connects you deeply to Panama’s heritage. Spaces are limited, so Book Now to guarantee your spot on this remarkable journey through Panama’s canal legacy! Please note: Tour may operate in reverse order. Please consider your physical fitness and medical history, as it includes outdoor walking in the historical areas of the Panama Canal Zone.