Top Panama Volunteer Tours

Combine a highlights tour of Panama City with a visit to the Miraflores Locks on this guided excursion. With a guide to provide transportation and insightful commentary, make stops at Casco Viejo, Miraflores Locks, Amador Causeway and Bridge of the Americas. Opt for a small group tour limited to nine other travelers or upgrade for undivided attention on a private tour.

On this walk, many questions can be asked about emigrating to Panama. Your companion emigrated himself and lives on site. Knows the circumstances well. The most important places for daily life and the cost of living also make the conversations special. Since many exciting places in Boquete are shown and explained, this experience is also worthwhile for tourists. You get to know this place in a different way. Due to the in-depth knowledge of botany and natural history, plants are not only companions. I also like to share moments with individuals. Shared experiences delight twice.

Escape Panama City on the newest and largest catamaran for a day of boating, swimming and dancing. During this 6-hour tour, you will swim on a beautiful virgin bay, visit the beach and the Island Village. Onboard the catamaran, enjoy sundecks, shaded areas, music, animation, morning snacks, lunch, and an open bar. This 6-hour tour is the perfect choice to avoid the afternoon tropical weather and have enough time for night plans.

"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.

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

This full day tour is the best way to discover Panama City. We will visit all highlights and sights Panama City has to offer.

The Tour is private, in a new and spacious car of 7 people and attended by a woman, will have a unique and unforgettable experience in this beautiful Pacific landscape. You can collect times and places in your photos and videos, which you will treasure as memorable memories of your visit to our beautiful Panama. Come start this adventure with us!

Two perspectives of the Panama Canal in a single day: visit the modern locks of Agua Clara and the historic locks of Gatún, combining the most recent engineering work with the original of more than 100 years ago. Less crowded visitor centers – experience the experience more relaxed and with more time to observe, without the usual crowds from other parts of the Channel. A touch of colonial history: complement the modern part with a visit to Fort San Lorenzo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, surrounded by rainforest and spectacular views of the Chagres River and the Caribbean.