Top Panama Multi-day Tours - page 3

If paradise exists, it must certainly resemble the San Blas Islands! - Diving in the warm crystal clear waters of San-Blas. - Walk on the soft white sand beach. - Wear yourself in a picturesque paradise setting. - Find out where the origin of the Mola fabric is made.

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.

Many people visit the San Blas Islands on day tours, but to experience the peaceful beauty of the islands once the crowds have left, you need to stay overnight. This convenient package includes two nights on Perro Chico Island in a private cabin by the beach. Spend three days swimming, snorkeling, playing on the beach, and meeting the indigenous Guna people.

Discover the beauty of San Blas by staying in a private over-water cabin on Isla Yansailadup, one of the most stunning islands in the Lemon Keys. This paradise island is surrounded by top San Blas highlights, including the famous Natural Pool, Isla Perro with its iconic shipwreck snorkeling spot, and Isla Chichime. What sets this experience apart is the island’s welcoming Kuna family hosts, known for serving fresh, homemade meals and keeping the beaches clean and inviting. Guests consistently rate this island as one of the best in San Blas thanks to its central location, friendly atmosphere, and excellent service. Your stay includes a San Blas boat tour, giving you the chance to explore nearby islands and swim in crystal-clear waters. Relax in your private over-water cabin, just steps from the sea, while shared bathrooms remain conveniently close by.

Have you ever dreamed of staying in a private camping area next to the beach? Misdub Island offers just that—a large island with only a restaurant, bathroom facilities, and breathtaking sunsets over turquoise waters and white sand. Here, you can experience a unique camping adventure in a secluded area on the island. This spacious island guarantees plenty of privacy during the night. The restaurant on the island serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Stay in a beautiful yet basic tent right in front of the ocean. Your accommodation includes a tent, inflatable mattress, sheets, and pillows, snorkel gear, and a paddleboard for exploring the island's surroundings. The restaurant is bustling with people during lunch and dinner, but the rest of the time and during the night, you'll have the privacy you crave. Your package includes lunch and dinner on the first day, and breakfast and lunch on the second day.

Relax for a few nights in the San Blas islands during this three-day, two-night stay on Isla Wailidup. You’ll check into a private, over-the-water cabin with direct access to the ocean. Explore the island at your leisure then take a boat tour through the San Blas islands to Isla Perro, and either Isla Fragata or Isla Perro Grande. You’ll also have the opportunity to swim and snorkel in private natural pools away from the tourist crowds.

Leave behind the chaos of the mainland with this 3-day trip to San Blas. Stay two nights in a private over-water cabin, a great place to relax after experiencing the beauty of this archipelago, home to the native Guna people. Enjoy timely pickup from your Panama City hotel (optional), full insurance for cars, boats, and guests, and sun-protected boats. Savor quality meals and listen to the stories of your bilingual guides.

Go into the home area of the Emberá, and learn more about these indigenous people of Panama during this overnight private tour. Experience what everyday life is like for them as you travel to their village in a canoe. Cruise down Lake Alajuela, take a short hike in the rainforest (optional), eat lunch in the village, and watch traditional dance and music performances of the Emberá. Then, stay overnight in a traditional hut for an authentic experience.

Unique experience to sail in a Private Catamaran in San Blas Islands, Swim and make snorkeling in the best spots, taste delicious food prepared by experts in seafood (Lobster during season), and sleep in your own Private Suite with complete bathroom, hot water, etc. This is the nicest way to meet the region and stay confortable.

The San Blas Archipelago includes hundreds of islands and is home to the Guna Yala people, the largest indigenous group in Panama. Adventurous travelers and those interested in culture get both on this 1-2-night trip to the San Blas Islands to explore the area's beauty and culture including Pelican Island where parts of the Netflix series "Money Heist" were filmed. Enjoy swimming in clear calm water, playing beach volleyball, trying local cuisine, and relaxing in one of the most popular destintions in the country.

Whether you’ve already visited the Panama Canal or would like to see a different part of Panama’s history, this tour showcases two towns built on the Pacific Side of Panama between the 16th and 17th centuries. Join a guide as you visit Panama Vieja, the archaeological ruins of Old Panama. After seeing the museum and bell tower, you’ll visit Casco Viejo, the heart of this historical area.

Experience ultimate island life with this four day trip from Panama city to San Blas and Cayos Holandeses stopping in Isle Eneida. This is a small group tour with a maximum 14 guests. Your transportation, accommodation, and even a boat trip are included. Stand up paddleboard snorkel, or take it easy in a hammock these days. You might make some new friends, too.

Hike in a dormant volcano and visit a scenic mountain village on a full-day, active trip to El Valle from Panama City that includes pickup and drop-off at centrally-located hotels. Go off the typical tourist trail as you explore local wildlife and plants at a botanical garden, swim in a jungle waterfall, soak in a natural thermal pool, and visit the colorful handicraft market before returning to Panama City.

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.

Experience Panama’s booming capital city like a local on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, enjoy a delicious traditional lunch and visit the first Spanish settlement in the country, Panama La Vieja. Take a sightseeing tour of Panama City’s vibrant downtown, pick up a souvenir at the indigenous handicraft market, and learn about the country’s rich history and culture at Mi Pueblito Cultural Center.

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.

Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable 3-day journey through the heart of this vibrant city? Let us take the hassle out of planning and guide you to an exceptional adventure! Begin your trip with a captivating city tour that seamlessly blends the charm of Cascó Antiguo, the historic district, with the dynamic energy of the modern city. Experience the marvel of the Panama Canal, a true engineering wonder that you won't want to miss. On the second day, immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of nature and wildlife. Discover the enchanting Monkey Island, wander through the lush Summit Botanical Garden National Park, and on your final day, connect with the rich culture of the Embera Village as you explore its cultural traditions and its stunning waterfalls. With the expertise of our outstanding guides, every moment of your trip will be filled with wonder and excitement. Don't wait—book now and set the stage for your extraordinary 3-day adventure!

Trek start: Feb 9 2026. The Camino Real Trek invites you to traverse a historic route through Panama's lush landscapes, once traveled by Spanish conquistadors and Indigenous peoples. This intermediate-level trek spans four days, leading you from the shores of the Caribbean to the Pacific coast. You'll navigate through dense rainforests, cross pristine rivers, and camp beneath the stars while uncovering the rich cultural heritage of the region. With expert jungle guides, each step reveals a piece of history intertwined with breathtaking biodiversity, making this more than just a hike; it’s a journey into the heart of Panama. - Duration: 4 days, with daily hikes ranging from 5 to 8 miles - Group size: 4 to 10 participants, ensuring a personalized experience - All meals included; enjoy hearty jungle cuisine and local flavours - Led by experienced guides fluent in Spanish and English, offering insights into the ecology and history of the area