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First-time visitors to Panama City and those making a short stopover will love this easy, half-day overview of the capital. Learn about Panamanian history in Casco Viejo before heading to the Panama Canal, one of the world's greatest engineering feats. Enjoy the spectacular views of the city from the Calzada del Amador that reaches the sea.

Take a partial transit cruise on the Panama Canal and journey through the Miraflores Locks. Marvel at this incredible feat of engineering as your ship is raised up to 54 feet (16 meters), enabling Pedro Miguel's lake to fill the chambers where the vessel is locked. On this half-day trip, enjoy Panama City sights and travel along Amador Causeway during the drive from your hotel.

You will be introduced to one of the important culture within Panama history. The Embera tribe that originally were settled in Darien province migrated to the Chagres River during the canal construction looking for better opportunities for their families and looked a way of living besides hunting farming and fishing. They gladdy opened their Villages to receive visitors to share their culture. You will learn about their traditions, dances and how they survive within the environment they live. You will have also have access to their waterfall close by their village in a jungle hike. Don't miss this authentic experience.....

We know you have options, but here's why our tour stands out as the safest, most personalized, and stress-free experience in Panama: 100% Certified Local Guide: Unlike other tours where you are just dropped off, you will be accompanied every step of the way by a professional guide certified by the Panama Tourism Authority (ATP). Double-Layered Travel Safety (Extra Passenger Insurance): Your safety is our absolute priority. Our modern, air-conditioned transport is equipped not only with standard vehicle insurance but also with specialized passenger seat insurance, that covers every individual on board. You can sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride with total peace of mind. Personalized, Full-Time Assistance: From the moment we pick you up until we drop you off, I am there to assist you with anything you need. The Perfect Seamless Combo: We handle all the logistics, timing, and navigation so you can maximize your day.

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.

Don’t pass up the opportunity to visit the Panama Canal during your layover at Tocumen International Airport. This half-day tour with a private guide provides you with flexibility to explore the sights at your own pace. Stroll past Spanish-colonial architecture on the narrow streets of Casco Antiguo (Old Quarter) and also see the modern side of the city.

Explore top attractions in Panama City on this half-day guided tour. Highlights include the Panama Canal, the buzzing and historic Casco Viejo neighborhood, the seaside Cinta Costera waterfront walkway, the beautiful Causeway Amador , the modern downtown cityscape, and more with plenty of time to capture photos of the experience.

Minimize the variables the day you fly out with a private transfer to Tocumen International Airport from Panama City. Travel in a private air-conditioned car or minivan direct from your accommodation to the airport at a time that works for you. Late night or early morning requests come with a surcharge.

Travelers interested in culture and nature will love getting out of Panama City for the day. With a guide and small group (max. 6) you’ll visit an indigenous Embera village, where you’ll meet the local people and learn all about their way of life. Take a canoe tour along a river surrounded by rainforest and look out for a wide variety of plants, birds, and animals.

Spend your day sightseeing in Panama City during this private tour. Not only does this tour include a visit to the Panama Canal, but your group will also view the Amador Causeway and Casco Viejo. After going to the Miraflores Visitor Center, you’ll see the artificial causeway that once housed a U.S. military base. Finally, you’ll explore the lively streets of San Felipe in search of Panama geisha coffee.

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.

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.

Indulge your inner coffee nerd and experience Boquete’s Finca Elida. After a convenient hotel pickup, enjoy a short hike through a beautiful plantation while learning about the history and science of coffee from an expert. See how beans are processed and sample delicious varieties before shopping for some of the farm’s most prized coffees.

Experience the Panama Canal and the beauty of the rainforest in just one day on this guided excursion—an expedition that would be hard to navigate if going alone. Enjoy convenient hotel pickup from downtown Panama City, explore the Panama Canal on both the Atlantic and the Pacific coasts, and embark on a boat tour along the canal and through Gatun Lake. Explore lush forest and spot wildlife as you travel. Tickets for the Agua Clara Locks Visitor Center are included—get up-close views of the canal’s fascinating lock systems.

WALKING TOUR: Lunch is included. This is a cultural walk where a knowledgeable local guide will take you through historic Casco Viejo (Old Town), visit important landmark, then to lunch. This is a great opportunity to stretch your legs while gaining knowledge about Panama's history, culture, heritage, architecture & food.. Small group (max. 15) private or mixed. THE FOOD: Lunch will be at Tantalo Hotel Kitchen or other comparable restaurant (Advanced reserv. required). Either way, we´ll make sure that you are served a delicious meal, with great prices and service. DRINKS: Water, Soft drink, Fresh Juice, and Coffee or Tea. ALCOHOL NOT INCLUDED. END OF TRIP: The tour ends after lunch. NOTE: For any special diet or other concerns, please email at least 72 hrs. before. Lunch requires 48 hrs. advance reservations for weekdays and 72 hrs. for weekends at Tantalo; slots could fill up. Also, note that #4 Palacio de Las Garzas may be substituted by #7 Mola Museum (MUMO) on the itinerary.

It is a personalized and high quality guide service. It's like being with a local friend touring the city. The tour is not limited only to the attractions we offer, we do it according to your tastes and needs.

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

This is the best historic tour of Panama City. You will see everything about Panama from its colonial days to the new and modern Panama.

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.

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.

Take a break from Panama City’s modern conveniences and discover how one indigenous tribe lives their daily life when you take a trip to a Guna Village in the San Blas Islands. Departing from Panama City, you’ll have an opportunity to immerse yourself in Guna Ayala culture. After you visit their community, you’ll have time to swim and snorkel before heading back to Panama City.

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.

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.

Go beyond the Panama Canal and discover an older history of Panama before colonial times during this private eco-tour to the Embera Village. This traditional village is home to friendly families who are ready to discuss their culture and way of life. You’ll also ride down the Chagres River in a traditional canoe, enjoy a traditional lunch with the villagers, and watch a dance performance.