Top Colon Water Tours

Discover the vibrant Caribbean coastline on this one-day tour, visiting Isla Grande, Isla Linton, Isla Mamey, and the historic Portobelo Fort. Begin your adventure with a scenic drive along Panama’s stunning Caribbean coast before boarding a lancha boat to explore lush islands rich in wildlife and cultural heritage. Wade in the serene waters of the Love Tunnel and snorkel in the clear waters of Isla Mamey, all while enjoying the company of a small group of up to six guests for a personalized experience. Finish the day by uncovering Portobelo's rich history with its UNESCO-protected ruins. - Duration: 8 hours with flexible start times (8:00 AM, 9:00 AM, or 10:00 AM) - Small group tours (max 6 guests) for a personalized experience - Includes pickup and drop-off from Colón Cruise Ship Terminal - Explore pristine beaches, vibrant wildlife, and historical sites with a bilingual guide

Discover Panama's hidden Caribbean treasures on this small-group catamaran tour, crafted with over 20 years of sailing experience. Begin with hotel pickup and a scenic journey to historic Portobelo, then sail to the turquoise mangrove lagoon of Venas Azules and vibrant coral reefs of Playa Drake for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, and more. Enjoy a delicious onboard meal and exclusive access to off-the-beaten-path spots for an unforgettable escape.

The cruise port of Colon is the gateway to Panama City and the Panama Canal, and this shore excursion takes in all the highlights. Travel to Panama City across the famous Centennial bridge and enjoy spectacular views of the historic Panama Canal from the Miraflores Lock. Afterwards, discover the two contrasting sides of Panama’s capital as you explore the atmospheric Old Town of San Felipe then drive beneath the modern skyscrapers of Balboa avenue.

Learn all about Panama’s unique culture and environment on this small-group day tour that’s especially designed for cruise-ship passengers in Colon. Make the most of your time on land on this half-day tour to the rainforest, San Lorenzo Fort, and the Agua Clara Locks of the Panama Canal. Spot wildlife including monkeys and sloths, learn about Panamanian history, and be amazed by one of the world’s greatest feats of engineering.

Explore the stunning Caribbean beaches of Panama on a sailing day trip from Portobelo. This adventure begins with a scenic speedboat transfer to your sailboat, where you will sail to idyllic spots like Venas Azules and Playa Blanca. Enjoy activities such as snorkeling over vibrant coral reefs, kayaking, paddleboarding or simply relaxing on pristine beaches. Lunch is served on-board, making this a delightful blend of leisure and exploration. - Visit exclusive Caribbean beaches only accessible by sea - Activities include snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding - Optional hotel pick-up and drop-off from Panama City - Full-day tour with a local guide and all necessary equipment included

Experience a day of adventure along Panama’s untouched Caribbean coast, accessible only by sea. With over 15 years of expertise, we’re excited to share our passion for the ocean with you. Your journey begins in historic Portobelo or from your accommodation in Panama City. A quick speedboat ride brings you to our spacious catamaran, where a brief safety orientation sets the tone for the day. Our first stop is Blue Veins. Hop into a dinghy and glide through a peaceful mangrove lagoon before stopping for a refreshing swim or a moment to relax in shallow waters. We then sail to Playa Blanca, famous for its white sand, turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs—perfect for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, or paddleboarding. At 1 pm, enjoy a delicious local lunch onboard—special dietary options available. As the tours winds down, we return to Portobelo. Depending on your selected option, continue your journey on your own or enjoy a convenient drop-off at your accommodation in Panama City.

Begin your adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve in Soberana National Park, where you’ll embark on a guided Chagres River Cruise. Experience Panama's lush biodiversity as expert captains navigate the serene waters, showcasing vibrant flora and fauna. Keep an eye out for colorful birds, playful monkeys, and sloths amidst the enchanting jungle scenery. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural and historical tapestry of this tropical paradise. Next, head to the Corozal Arts and Crafts Center to discover traditional Panamanian crafts such as jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Engage with local artisans to appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece. Your final stop is Fort Amador on the Causeway, where you'll have some free time to enjoy the breath-taking views of the city's magnificent skyline and the entrance to the Panama Canal. Make the most of your trip to Panama by giving you an in-depth overview of the Panama Canal and its beautiful surrounding areas.

Begin your adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve in Soberana National Park, where you will embark on an adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve in Soberana National Park! Board a panga boat to Monkey Island in Gatun Lake, where dense rainforests teem with wildlife. Don't forget your camera—this is a prime spot for spotting capuchins, tamarins, and howler monkeys frolicking in the trees. Experience the jungle's beauty up close! Next, head to the Corozal Arts and Crafts Center to discover traditional Panamanian crafts such as jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Engage with local artisans to appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece. Your final stop is Fort Amador on the Causeway, where you'll have some free time to enjoy the breath-taking views of the city's magnificent skyline and the entrance to the Panama Canal. Make the most of your trip to Panama by giving you an in-depth overview of the Panama Canal and its beautiful surrounding areas.

Begin your adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve in Soberana National Park, where you’ll immerse yourself in the culture of the Embera indigenous community. Learn about their custom, daily life and enjoy a traditional welcome ceremony with music & dance, tour their village showcasing artisan crafts, and discover Embera beliefs. This visit supports sustainability and honors the communities that cherish these lands. Next, head to the Corozal Arts and Crafts Center to discover traditional Panamanian crafts such as jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Engage with local artisans to appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece. Your final stop is Fort Amador on the Causeway, where you'll have some free time to enjoy the breath-taking views of the city's magnificent skyline and the entrance to the Panama Canal. Make the most of your trip to Panama by giving you an in-depth overview of the Panama Canal and its beautiful surrounding areas.