• Miraflores Visitor Center - A visit to the Panama Canal is truly unforgettable, offering insights into the history of this major achievement for humanity.
• Casco Viejo - In Casco Viejo, visitors can immerse themselves in a treasure trove of cultural and historical wonders. This charming district, a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasts beautifully preserved colonial architecture, vibrant street art, and a rich history dating back to the 17th century. As they wander through its cobbled streets, they can discover:
  • Plaza de la Independencia: The heart of the old city, perfect for relaxing and soaking in the historical ambiance.
  • San Jose Church: Renowned for its golden altar, this church is a splendid example of Baroque architecture.
  • The Panama Canal Museum: Offers insights into the fascinating history and engineering feats of the Panama Canal.
  • Boutiques and Art Galleries: Unique shops and galleries featuring local artists and artisans await exploration.
  • Cafes and Restaurants: A culinary journey with a variety of eateries offering local and international cuisine.
  • Nightlife: Experience lively nightlife with bars, clubs, and live music venues.
• Panama Canal Administration Building - Visitors to the Panama Canal Administration Building are welcomed into one of the most iconic and historically significant structures in the country. Situated on a hill overlooking the Pacific entrance of the Canal, the building offers sweeping views of the locks, the surrounding landscape, and the bustling maritime activity that defines this engineering marvel. Inside, guests can admire beautifully preserved architecture from the early 20th century, including grand staircases, marble floors, and elegant corridors that reflect the era of the Canal’s construction. One of the building’s most impressive features is its collection of large-scale murals painted by William B. Van Ingen. These murals vividly depict the monumental effort behind the Canal’s creation—its workers, machinery, and the transformation of the Panamanian isthmus.
• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - Visitors to the Amador Causeway can enjoy stunning views of the Panama City skyline, the Pacific entrance of the Canal, and the iconic Bridge of the Americas. The area offers a relaxing seaside atmosphere with walking and biking paths, vibrant restaurants, marinas, and access to the Biodiversity Museum. It’s one of the best spots in the city to enjoy ocean breezes, sunsets, and a lively coastal vibe.

• Visit to museums: Panama chocolate, religious arts, Mola exhibitions
• Bottled water
• In-person guide
• Optional lunch at fish market or local restaurant
• Snacks
• Panamanian snacks: plantains and yuca chips

• The pass to Panama Canal is not included. Visit the panama canal website to purchase tickets online.
• Lunch

Experience a private tour in a comfortable car, savor local snacks, enjoy refreshing coconut water, and pick fresh fruits at a local market before embarking on an exciting journey through Panama’s most captivating attractions! A visit to the Panama Canal is essential, where you can marvel at the massive ships and the brilliant engineering of one of the world’s greatest waterways. Next, travel back in time in Casco Viejo, where colonial charm blends with vibrant street life, offering everything from golden altars to lively plazas and hidden gems. Finally, relax at the Amador Causeway, a scenic route with breathtaking ocean views, lush gardens, and the intriguing Biomuseo. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking a picturesque escape, this tour promises an unforgettable experience where you can admire animals such as sloths, colorful fish, birds, and Panamanian biodiversity. Book now and discover the heart and soul of Panama!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.