Top Panama Cruises & Sailing - page 5

Nature-loving travelers will enjoy spending a whole day snorkeling and kayaking in Panama’s Portobelo National Park, on the Atlantic Coast. You’ll be provided with all the necessary gear and transported to some of the most beautiful spots in the park. Learn more about its culture, history, and biodiversity while getting active in the beautiful marine landscape.

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.

Experience sailing on one of the seven wonders of the world, a source of pride for Panama. Discover the wildlife in the surrounding area.

Panama City is pack full of sights, but ticking them all of without your own wheels can be a challenge. See the Panama Canal and Panama City’s UNESCO-listed, historic center on a half-day tour of Panama City that's the ideal way to get your bearings in the capital. Watch ships passing through the Miraflores Locks, follow the Amador Causeway for views back towards downtown Panama City, then see the colonial-era architecture of Casco Viejo.

Nature-loving travelers will enjoy riding a gentle horse through the Panamanian countryside. Your guides will help you handle the horses and will keep you safe and on-track. Admire the rural landscape as you ride, either in the mountainous Cerro Azul region or the Anton Valley, depending on which option you choose. The tour is customizable, and you’ll receive personalized attention as it’s a private tour.

The Pipeline Road in Gamboa is one of the most awesome destinations for all the bird lovers out there! This place is a paradise for bird watchers and tropical biologists. We offer personalized services so you can see the birds you love. With over 450 bird species, this place is the ultimate bird-watching spot. The mature lowland rainforest along Pipeline Road is teeming with a diverse range of birds, making it an excellent spot for observing a variety of Neotropical birds. Don't miss out on this incredible experience - book your spot with us now and let's go bird watching together! Cheers to amazing birding adventures!

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.

Join us to meet one of the seven indigenous tribes in Panama, the Embera tribe, where you can exchange traditions and culture, don't let them tell you and live the experience.

Whether you have a quick layover in Panama City or just want an overview at the start of your stay, this half-day private tour offers a handy introduction. Be impressed by the feat of engineering that is the Panama Canal with a visit to the Miraflores Visitor Center. Later, head to the historic Casco Viejo neighborhood, where you’ll take a walking tour through the atmospheric lanes and past colonial-era buildings.

This tour is designed for canal enthusiasts who appreciate the immense impact of these structures on global maritime trade. The Panama Canal, the most important waterway in Central America, has influenced trade since its inauguration in 1914 and was further expanded in 2016. This tour offers the opportunity to closely observe both the original and expanded canals, allowing visitors to appreciate their differences and witness the fascinating process of ships ascending and descending.

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.

Experience a unique whale watching experience in the Las Perlas Archipelago during a full-day tour from Panama City. Cruise the Panamanian Pacific in search of the majestic humpback whales and visit 2 unspoilt islands with white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. Enjoy free time for swimming, relaxing, snorkeling and paddleboarding, as well as listening to whale singing with a hydrophone on board. A natural and authentic adventure just 1 hour from the city. Itinerary Departure from Flamenco Marina, Amador Sailing to Las Perlas Archipelago Humpback whale watching experience Possible sighting of dolphins during navigation Visit to 2 virgin islands, which may include: • Chapera Island • Pacheca Island • Mogo Mogo Island Free time on each island to swim, relax and explore Lunch on an island Return to the marina in the afternoon ⏳ Approximately 2 to 2.5 hours on each island

See a side of Panama that most first-time visitors miss on a day trip to Puerto Corotú, the home of the indiginous Embera community. This excursion offers exclusive insight into the culture and customs of the village, which still lives according to ancient traditions. Plus, you’ll receive personalized attention in a small group limited to only 15 people.

Make the most of a layover in Panama City on a flexible, half-day tour that’s tailored to your schedule. You can see the city center, Panama City’s atmospheric old town, the Amador Causeway, Panama Canal, Miraflores Locks, and the Panama Interoceanic Canal Museum, while enjoying the security of a driver who will get you back to the airport in time for your departing flight.

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.

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.

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.

Come spend a day at the beach, in the heart of the Pacific Ocean, facing the famous Panama Canal. This volcanic island in the Gulf of Panama, also known as the Island of Flowers. Accessible by a 30 minute boat ride through the entrance to the Panama Canal.

I know what a traveler needs when visiting a new country as a Solo Traveler or with a Small group: Suggestions/Precautions and local Touring options. Ramp up your vacations with this tour and get you a cultural tour at Casco Viejo avoiding hot temperatures of a day tour. Admire the Spanish/French architecture, feel the Pacific Ocean breeze and let me provide you with souvenir shops advice. Visit one of my favorite Rooftop Bars, admire the beautiful lights of my city, and let me take you to Sabroso Panama. You or your group will be able to enjoy our Panamanian gastronomy at a favorite location and count with one hour and a half for your dinner. Do not hesitate to ask me any details about this tour or other tours.

You want to spend a spectacular day in clear, calm waters. Also learn a little about the Afrocolonial culture and history of Panama on the Caribbean coast of Colon. This is the tour you should choose. A tour that includes the most important and paradisiacal places on the Caribbean coast of Portobelo, Colon with excellent guides and knowledgeable drivers to the best local sites on the Colón coast. This paradise it is located 1 hour and 30 minutes away from Panamá city. You will enjoy a smooth and conformtable ride in a spacious SUV car then you will arrive to Portobelo city a small fisherman town with a lot of our Colonial History to then enjoy the best beaches on the Caribbean side of Panamá. Don't miss this nice opportunity

Discover the engineering wonder that is the Panama Canal on this private day tour from Panama City. Designed for those who are interested in an in-depth look at the whole canal, this tour features the new locks and old locks, the Centennial Bridge, both the Pacific and Caribbean sides (by car), and Gatun Dam. You'll ride a ferry across the new locks in Colon, admire original doors from 1914, and you may be able to drive through the old and new locks. Note, this tour does not go through the locks by boat.

El Valle de Antón is located entirely within the crater of an extinct volcano. The village holds the world record for the largest inhabited volcanic crater. The area is perfect for hiking and a great destination to explore the mountains during your trip to Panama. You can visit the Pozos Termales (hot springs) to relax after hiking. El waterfall el Macho is a beautiful waterfall in a gorgeous natural setting. In the center of El Valle de Antón, there is a small and charming butterfly garden where you can enjoy admiring up to 16 different species of colorful butterflies. El Valle is regionally famous for its Sunday Market, a colorful and lively event that draws vendors, many of whom are local Indigenous from around the area who come to hawk traditional clothing, handicrafts, baskets, ceramics, vegetables, orchids, food items, and more .

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

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.