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Frank_S, Jul 2026
They communicate very...
They communicate very well. If you are English speaker, they speak great English and translate very well. This is a very professional tour. I recommend this to anybody looking to book the indigenous tour. They were very kind and patient and make sure everybody was accounted for and I don’t normally leave review so this is definitely a good tour.
Alyson_P, Jun 2026
A fun tour to join when flying solo
This was a great group tour to join as a solo traveler. Transportation was super easy to coordinate with the hotel pick up and our tour guide (Jaz) and driver (Denny) were lovely. We saw three different kinds of monkeys and it was fun to zoom along on the lake near the large ships crossing the canal. Do be wary that the monkeys feast on fruit brought on all the tour boats (so some potential qualms there; however, it is unlikely you would see so many monkeys if not) but otherwise it was great. Be sure to have cash or card on you as well for the $20 boat fee.
Anycelis_T, Jun 2026
Book it now!
My friends and I had sooo much fun. The crew is amazing. I don’t remember everyone’s name but Esteban, Juan Diego, Eric I mean everyone was so cool. They dropped us off directly at the beach too which was so convenient. I wanna do this every time I come to Panama
Tanya_J, Jun 2026
Our Adventure with Jenny and the crew
This trip was amazing our tour crew Jenny, Brad, the monkey whisperer Julie and the boat sailer were very welcoming and they let us had a great time, the guy who sailed the boat fed the monkeys so we could take pictures, I definitely recommend this team. Next time I will take my whole Jamaican family with me.
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Panama tours tend to focus on the engineering feat that is the Panama Canal—and for good reason. Learn how the canal changed the landscape of Panama City while touring its key attractions, from the lively Amador Causeway to the historic architecture of Casco Antiguo. Then join the ships on the canal itself, boating to jungle islands that are home to sociable monkeys as well as crocodiles, sloths, iguanas, and other wildlife. Many excursions include rainforest hikes, local food tastings, and visits to indigenous communities, as well.

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