Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Half-Day City and Panama Canal Tour

• Half Day of Panama City and Canal Tour: Shared and Private

• The City Safari: 2 Hour Private Classic Car Tour (Award-Winning)

• Panama City and Canal Private Tour

• Panama Canal and City Tour Experience

It's free to visit the Amador Causeway independently, but many tours cover the causeway and its attractions, such as the Biomuseo. Expect to pay from US$65 for a full-day group tour of Panama City that includes the causeway, or around $250 per group for a classic car tour of the city.

You can reach the Amador Causeway from downtown Panama City by taxi, rideshare app, or public transportation. Take Metro Line 1 to Albrook station, the final stop, and walk a short distance south to the Metro-Albrook bus station. Then, take the C850 bus out to the causeway.

The two main attractions on the Amador Causeway are the Frank Gehry–designed Biomuseo at the western end and the Punta Culebra Nature Center at its eastern end. There are also many places to dine, shops, and kiosks along the boardwalk section, and a walking and cycling trail.

While there are not usually any specific evening activities on the Amador Causeway, it is a good place to admire sunset views of Panama City’s skyline. Some restaurants along the causeway operate into the evening, and you can also enjoy an evening stroll when the weather is cooler—just stick to busier, well-lit places.

Yes, the 3.7-mile (6-kilometer) Amador Causeway is safe for walking and cycling, as a separate pedestrian–bike trail runs parallel to the road. Given Panama City’s hot climate, many people may prefer to cycle along the causeway. Bicycles are available to rent. For the safest experience, visit during the daytime or early evening.