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Discover Panama City by Night – A Captivating Evening Tour This isn’t just a city drive — it’s a carefully curated experience that reveals the magic of Panama City after dark. Enjoy panoramic viewpoints with breathtaking skyline views and photo stops, then take a guided walk through the charming Old Quarter (Casco Antiguo). Wander along cobblestone streets lined with colorful colonial buildings, explore historic plazas like Plaza de Francia and Plaza Bolívar, and admire centuries-old churches such as the Metropolitan Cathedral and San José with its famous Golden Altar. Feel the city’s vibrant spirit as cafés, rooftops, and bars come alive with music and culture. Along the way, stop at iconic sites like the Cinta Costera and Amador Causeway for stunning night views. With friendly bilingual guides, comfortable transportation, and small groups or private service, this tour blends history, culture, and panoramic beauty into one unforgettable evening in Latin America’s most dynamic capital.

The benefits of doing the kayak tour is that you will be able to appreciate the diversity of wildlife more widely since it does not make any noise and we can get closer to the animals. Our main objective when doing kayaking tours is to raise awareness of the importance of it, it is said that wetlands are the ecosystems with the greatest biodiversity in the world and seeing it from that point we have decided to show you this treasure in a fun way like doing kayaking.

"Panama: The Engineering of Destiny" A technical and historical tour of the world axis. Many visit the Channel to watch boats pass by. We come to understand how the world moved. This is not a scenic excursion; it is an immersion in the logistics, resilience and vision that allowed this isthmus to change the global geography. This is not a sightseeing tour; it is a private dive into the backbone of America. Reserved for those who demand exclusivity, our experience connects the colonial legacy of the Old Town with the engineering that defied fate.

Combine two of the most popular day trips from Panama City, Panama into one day of adventure. This small-group tour includes a boat ride on Lake Gatun, which is part of the Panama Canal, and a visit to Soberania National Park and an indigenous village.

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.

Go whale watching in the Gulf of Chiriqui islands off Panama during this full-day tour from Boquete. Explore the National Marine Park and see whales (seasonal, from July 15 to October 15), visit local villages, snorkel on unspoiled coral reefs, and lounge on white sand beaches on some of the 25 uninhabited islands. Lunch, open bar, use of snorkel equipment, hammocks, and beach towels included.

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.

Ride a canoe up the Chagres River, walk to a jungle waterfall, and visit a traditional Embera village on a full-day trip from Panama City. Learn about traditional food, culture, and dances on this 8-hour tour, which includes pickup and drop-off at your Panama City hotel, transport, lunch, and snacks.

Combine nature, history, and technology on a full-day tour from Panama City that includes hotel pickup and drop-off, refreshments, and transportation. Watch for wildlife on a scenic trip through the rainforest, visit the UNESCO-listed San Lorenzo Fort, then see the Panama Canal extension that moves gigantic cargo ships through a series of enormous locks.

Join us on a 7-hour tour of the less-visited Fort San Lorenzo and the Agua Clara Locks of the Panama Canal. Your English-speaking guide will pick you up at 7:00 a.m. from your accommodation in Panama City. Travel across the impressive Third Bridge over the Panama Canal to the Caribbean side. Our first stop is the Agua Clara Locks, where you can watch enormous ships pass by, explore the visitor center, and learn how engineers expanded the canal for the new Panamax vessels. Afterward, we'll head to the new Gatun Locks Observation Deck for panoramic views of the canal in operation. Around 10:00 a.m., we'll continue to Fort San Lorenzo, arriving at 11:00 a.m. Discover the ruins and rich history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. At noon, we'll begin the return trip to Panama City, arriving at your hotel around 2:00 p.m.

One hour from Panama City, deep in Chagres National Park, an ancient rainforest holds a secret — the Emberá indigenous community, living exactly as their ancestors did for centuries. You'll reach the village by traditional canoe on the Chagres River, swim beneath a hidden waterfall, watch live dances and music, try handcrafting with the community, and enjoy an authentic Emberá lunch prepared from the jungle itself. Your certified bilingual guide adapts every moment to your pace. Pickup included from hotels, Tocumen Airport, Marcos Gelabert Airport, and Amador Port. Everything covered: round-trip transport, canoe ride, all meals (lunch + snacks + water). ✔ 5.0 stars · ✔ Small group experience · ✔ All meals included · ✔ Perfect for layovers & cruise excursions

We invite you to experience one of Central America's most remarkable structures, which connects the two largest oceans in the world and plays a vital role in Panama's prosperity. At the Miraflores Visitor Center, you'll witness the canal's operations firsthand and enjoy an engaging 3D movie about the Panama Canal, narrated by the iconic Morgan Freeman. Moreover, our visit to the Biomuseo will immerse you in Panama's incredible biodiversity, showcasing its unique plants and animals, and illustrating how this country emerged from the ocean three million years ago, uniting the Americas. Don't miss this opportunity to explore Panama's natural and historical treasures!

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.

Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or just a lover of the natural world, a visit to Panama will leave you astounded. This biodiverse country is a haven for hundreds of animals and a visit to Pipeline Road showcases over 400 species of birds. Stop near the entrance to Pipeline at the Soberania National Park and marvel at the colorful birds in the sky. Visit the Panama Rainforest Discovery Center where you can climb an observation tower for a better view.

Discover the sandy beaches and traditional villages of the San Blas Islands along Panama’s Caribbean coast. This island-hopping tour allows you to visit seven different islands in just four days and spend three nights on three different islands. Enjoy boat cruises between the islands, take part in fun activities including swimming, snorkeling, and kayaking, and meet the local Guna Ayala people.

Discover Panama's Pacific countryside on a side-by-side ATV/UTV adventure through a variety of coastal, rural and mountain landscapes. Ride past beach and golf developments, marinas, farms and local communities before heading into the mountains, where paved roads transition into dirt and unpaved terrain surrounded by tropical scenery and distant ocean views. Stop at a natural river area, selected according to seasonal conditions, where you can walk, relax, get your feet wet or swim. The beach portion of the route is influenced by Pacific tides, so the order and route may vary each day to take advantage of the best conditions. En la playa, disfruta de tiempo para caminar por la orilla, tomar fotos, nadar o simplemente disfrutar de la costa. Vehicles are 6-seat side-by-side ATVs/UTVs. Standard assignment is 3–4 guests per vehicle; a maximum 2 - guests-per-vehicle upgrade is available. Prices are per person, not per vehicle.

Take some time away from Panama City on this day trip to Anton Valley. The valley is nestled on the dormant volcano and offers many beautiful spots for exploring. See La Pintada, a pre-Colombian petroglyph. Then, head over to one of the largest waterfalls in the area, Chorro El Macho, and take a swim in the natural pools. Plus, spend some time at El Nispero Zoo, and admire the wildlife as you walk through the grounds.

Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Caldera's volcanic hot springs, just a short 30-minute drive from Boquete. Nestled within lush vegetation, these enchanting hot springs boast three pools, each offering different temperatures to cater to your relaxation needs. Delight in the rejuvenating experience of alternating between the springs' soothing warmth and the Chiriquí River's invigorating chill. As you soak in the mineral-rich waters, let the breathtaking vistas of the highlands captivate your senses, and to top it off, with the waterfalls. This guided tour includes convenient transportation from Boquete, making it the perfect escape for solo adventurers and couples yearning for a harmonious connection with nature.

You won't have to worry about long taxi lines or finding cash when your cruise ends. Pre-booking this private transfer service online allows you to pay in advance, in your currency, and guarantees a timely arrival at your Panama City hotel or airport with no stops to drop off other travelers. The integrated Wi-Fi connection will allow you to communicate and save on roaming charges.

If you’ve just landed in Panama City and want an introduction to Panama’s historic capital, look no further than this private walking tour. Eliminate the guesswork of exploring and visit a mix of highlights and hidden gems with a guide dedicated to you and your party. Note that admission to the Miraflores Locks is not included.

For travelers who have more than just a day to explore and want to get the most out of their time on the San Blas Islands, this San Blas Islands 3-Day All-Inclusive Sailboat Experience is a great choice. This experience allows you to go to remote areas away from crowds which wouldn’t be possible except by sailboat. Plus, you can snorkel some of the best coral reefs in the world.

Travelers who want to dig deep into Panama City’s history and culture will love this small-group walking tour. You’ll visit three atmospheric neighborhoods: Casco Viejo, Old Chinatown, and Santa Ana. Your local guide will entertain and educate you with their stories and will take you to places you might miss if visiting independently.

Do one or both sites, for the walking tour we can meet in the colonial city or arrange pick up by writting us a message. Casco Antiguo de San Felipe is where the new City of Panama was founded in 1673 (the 350 year anniversary was in 2023), built only 5 miles Southwest from where the first city (Panama Viejo archeological site) was left in ruins after the fires started by the Spanish colonials themselves, in an effort to save the strategic position crucial for World Trade since the Pacific Ocean was discovered in 1513, and to avoid the collapse of the Spanish Empire right there and then, to the most famous pirate of the second half of the Spanish Colony, their nemesis who commanded the "Rogue" attack in 1671: Captain Henry Morgan. Both are World Heritage Sites as per UNESCO.

As a popular connecting site for travel to North America and South America, Tocumen International Airport (PTY) is a destination many visitors will stop at. Instead of spending hours sitting in the airport, use this layover tour to see Panama City’s popular attractions. You’ll visit the city’s historical district, admire the skyline from the Amador Causeway, and spend time at the Panama Canal before getting back to the airport with plenty of time before your flight.