Top Panama City Tours by Duration - page 6

Five line Canopy Adventure is only 45 minutes’ from Panama City and only 30 minutes from Colon Port with breathtaking views of Gatun. Go across the Gatun lake in a unique experience.

You don’t need to spend days in Panama to learn about and meet the indigenous Embera people. This small-group tour from Panama City takes you to Chagres National Park to experience indigenous culture. Take a canoe ride down the river, explore the indigenous Embera village, watch a dance performance, shop for Embera handicrafts, and enjoy a traditional lunch.

Go to the Panama Canal and beyond during this city tour of Panama City. At the Miraflores Visitor Center, watch ships pass through the locks in front of you. At a craft market, choose from items made by members of Panama's indigenus Kuna community. Colonial architecture and a newly hip vibe can be experienced in the Casco Viejo neighborhood and the city's modern skyline is best admired from the Amador Causeway.

This is one of the only tours in Panama that includes the two UNESCO World Heritage Sites inside the City of Panama, encompassing over 500 years of history in the american continent. First, walk through the ruins of the first european settlement on the Pacific, site that was destroyed during an actual pirate raid back in the 1600's. Later stroll through Casco Antiguo, the restored and renovated spanish colonial settlement, second site of the City of Panama.

Active travelers who love nature and the outdoors won’t want to miss this guided private half-day kayaking tour on the Chagres River. Paddle on the river at the point before it reaches Gatun Lake, surrounded by thick tropical forest, and look out for wildlife like sloths and turtles. Stop on land for a break and to check out an indigenous Embera site.

Experience Panama's rainforest and biodiversity just a short distance from the city. A great experience for birdwatcher, nature lover and wildlife photographer. Panama has more than 1000 reported species of birds and Pipeline Road on The Soberania National Park has reported 400 of those species.

Escape the city and discover the magic of the Antón Valley, a picturesque town nestled within the crater of an ancient volcano. On this day tour from Panama City, you will explore beautiful mountain scenery, visit El Macho Waterfall, enjoy a relaxing swim in natural hot springs, and get to know the famous local artisan market. You’ll also have the option of seeing the curious El Nispero Zoo or walking on trails surrounded by nature. Accompanied by a local guide, you will learn about the history, geology and traditions of this charming region. It includes private transportation with air conditioning and strategic stops for photos, rest and shopping. A perfect experience for nature lovers, local culture and those looking for a different day full of fresh air and spectacular views.

Cover four top destinations in Panama City, Panama in one full-day tour. Get an up-close view of ships in the Panama Canal as they rise and lower more than 50 feet through the Miraflores lock. Tour of the Panama Viejo archaeological site. Get views of the city skyline from the Amador Causeway. Then explore the historic streets of the chic Casco Viejo neighborhood.

Experience several of Panama City’s most popular attractions in just half a day on a group tour suited to travelers short on time. Start at Panama Viejo, where you learn more about the city’s history, before driving out onto the Amador Causeway for duty-free shopping. Head over to Casco Viejo to admire the old architecture and colonial-era landmarks, and finish with more shopping at the massive Albrook Mall.

Wake up early to catch the sunrise over the Pacific Ocean for this private tour. Check out daybreak on Amador Causeway, plus enjoy an included breakfast to kick off your tour. Besides sunrise, you make a few more stops while touring the best of Panama City. All transport and admission tickets are taken care of, so you just need to show up ready to learn all about Panama City.

Active, nature-loving travelers will enjoy this hiking tour on Panama’s Pacific Coast. After departing from Panama City early in the morning, you’ll have a picnic breakfast with great views over the Altos De Campana National Park. Hike through the park, looking out for wildlife en route. Continue along the coast to a beautiful beach where you can relax. Return to Panama City in time for dinner.

Immerse yourself in the culture of the Emberá, one of Panama's indigenous groups, during this 8-hour tour from Panama City. Interact with some members of the tribe and learn what their daily life is like in the rainforest. Ride through Lake Alajuela to the tribe's village aboard a 'piragua', a traditional canoe, passing a spectacular waterfall on the way. See some traditional dances, take a trail walk through the forest and purchase some traditional crafts as souvenirs. Upon departure, receive a traditional shamanic blessing for good travels. Lunch, national park fees and round-trip transportation from Panama City hotels are included.

Got a layover in the Panama City airport? This 3-hour tour allows you to use that time to experience the Panama Canal including transportation and a guided tour of the Miraflores Visitor Center. See ships passing through canal locks and learn about canal construction and history before returning to the airport to catch your flight.

Discover old and new Panama City on this private guided tour. First, visit the Old Panama (Panama La Vieja), then head to Old Town (Casco Antiguo), where you’ll be able to wander through the streets and view historical buildings, such as the Presidential Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Finally, explore modern Panama and areas like Caledonia Avenue, El Chorrillo, and Chinatown.

Cruise Panama Bay with a private captain on an afternoon or evening charter cruise that’s tailored to your group, whether you’re fishing or just sightseeing. As the boat is stocked with fishing gear and a cooler full of chilled drinks, all you need to do is choose the activities that interest you most. A relaxing way to spend an afternoon with friends or a romantic evening with a loved one.

Learn more about the diversity of Panamanian culture on this group day tour to an Embera indigenous community on the Chagres River. You’ll meet the locals and see their homes, learn about their cultural traditions like song and dance, and tour the rainforest area of the Chagres National Park. If you’re interested in handicrafts, you’ll get the chance to buy authentic pieces straight from the community.

Learn more about Panama City’s culture and history through its unique cuisine. On this small-group half-day tour you’ll visit places where artisanal chocolate, local coffee, and Central American rum are made. Get a chance to make your own hand-made chocolate. Try plenty of food and drink samples as this is an all-inclusive tour with a traditional lunch provided.

Visit a picturesque mountainous village nestled in a dormant volcano. Explore the local flora and fauna known as the Land of Eternal Spring. The temperatures are refreshing since the city is located at an altitude of 600m. Hike through the rainforest to a hidden natural pool for a nice cool swim. Home to an impressive set of waterfalls and natural pools. The valley is unique because of the strange square trees, which have grown on the volcanic soil. The rectangular shape of the trees is directly related to the conditions in the valley - when planted in another location, the trees would have normal circular trunks.

An amazing experience in the rainforest from the aerial tram (unique in Panama) to observe the canopy from above and we will find different species of birds and with little luck sloths and monkeys. After a 600 meters route on the aerial tram we will reach the Observation Tower for panoramic views of the Soberania National Park, the Chagres River, the Panama Canal, and some native Emberá villages. Later we will visit the Sloth Sanctuary where we will observe and learn about life and habits of sloths and the efforts for the conservation of the species.

Discover the best of Panama in one unforgettable day. Visit the world- famous Panama Canal, stroll through the colorfull streets of Casco Viejo, and enjoy breathtaking views from the Amador Causeway with an experienced local guide. Why take this tour? -Small Group -Personalized Service -Local Guide with over 10 years of experience -Pick up service from the Hotel -No Rushing – Enjoy Every Moment -Local Recommendations for the Rest of Your Trip WE GUARANTEE YOU WILL SEE SHIPS TRANSITING THE PANAMA CANAL. This isn't just a sightseeing tour. It's an opportunity to understand how the Panama Canal transformed world trade while discovering the history, culture and modern lifestyle of Panama.

First-time visitors to Panama City will enjoy seeing the highlights on a private guided tour that includes a range of historic, natural, and cultural attractions. Visit the incredible Panama Canal and see the enormous locks in action. Admire the churches and other colonial-era architecture in Casco Viejo. Enjoy views of the city from the Amador Causeway, and more. Customize this private tour to suit your needs, if you like.

Layovers happen. Travelers in Panama City, Panama can make the most of that time with this 5-hour tour of the city, including the Panama Canal, from the Tocumen Airport. Watch massive ships pass through locks on the Panama Canal at the Miraflores Visitor Center. Explore the historic streets and churches in the hip Casco Viejo neighborhood. Admire the city skyline from the Amador Causeway.

Explore the highlights of the Panama Canal on this full-day tour from Panama City—no need to worry about transport or logistics. Visit the impressive Agua Clara Lock, part of the Expanded Panama Canal. This engineering feat used 192,000 tons of steel—enough to build 19 Eiffel Towers—and continues to amaze visitors with its scale and innovation. Then, step back in time at Fort San Lorenzo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site perched high on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean. Authorized in 1564 and built using double palisade techniques, the fort once protected the vital entrance to the Chagres River and offered strategic views for miles.

You don't have to get on a cruise ship to pass through the Panama Canal. Aboard the Pacific Queen tourist boat, you'll travel through two locks on the Panama Canal. Experience the sensation of rising and lowering through the locks and to see this engineering marvel at work. Onboard commentary explains the history and importance of the Panama Canal.