• Gastronomic Tour: The Flavors of Panama - Mi Pueblito is a cultural attraction in Panama City that highlights traditional Panamanian life and architecture. Situated on the slopes of Ancon Hill, it is an open-air museum designed to resemble small villages from various regions of the country.

Visitors can explore replicas of Indigenous, rural, and colonial-style houses, observe traditional crafts, and immerse themselves in local culture. The site frequently hosts folk dances, artisan markets, and cultural events, providing a venue where tourists and locals alike can learn about Panama’s history and traditions in one location.

• Ancon Hill - Ancon Hill is a renowned natural viewpoint and the highest point in Panama City. Covered with tropical forest, the hill offers stunning panoramic views of the city skyline, the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal, and the historic district of Casco Viejo. Visitors can enjoy a short hike to the summit, where a large Panamanian flag proudly waves. Surrounded by wildlife such as sloths and birds, Ancon Hill is a tranquil green retreat and one of the best spots for nature and photography enthusiasts in Panama City.
• Bridge of the Americas - The Bridge of the Americas is a well-known bridge that spans the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal in Panama City. Opened in 1962, it connects North and South America as part of the Pan-American Highway. The bridge provides stunning views of ships navigating the canal and is a significant city landmark.
• Mirador de Las Americas - Mirador de las Américas is a picturesque viewpoint located near the Bridge of the Americas in Panama City. It offers breathtaking views of the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal, passing ships, and the city skyline. The viewpoint is a popular stop for visitors who wish to take photos and learn about the history of the canal and the bridge.
• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - The Amador Causeway is a scenic 6-kilometer (3.7-mile) road and pedestrian pathway in Panama City that links the mainland to four Pacific islands—Naos, Perico, Culebra, and Flamenco—using rock excavated during the construction of the Panama Canal.
• Cinta Costera - The Cinta Costera (meaning “Coastal Beltway”) is a picturesque, 7-kilometer (4.3 miles) long, multi-use linear park and recreational area running along Panama Bay in Panama City.

• Snacks
• Tea and coffee

Discover Panama City in a whole new way with the exceptional Pink High Tea Sightseeing Bus Tour. This tour offers a blend of breathtaking cityscapes, cultural narratives, entertainment, and endless tea and coffee, creating a truly memorable adventure.

Travel in elegance on a charmingly themed pink bus as you visit Panama’s most renowned landmarks. Journey through the historic streets of Casco Viejo, take in the sights of the iconic Bridge of America, and enjoy the picturesque coastal views along the Amador Causeway.

Throughout the tour, benefit from expertly recorded audio commentary available in both English and Spanish, providing intriguing insights into Panama’s history, culture, and contemporary growth.

While exploring, savor unlimited tea and coffee in a serene, sophisticated atmosphere. The tour also features delightful onboard entertainment and engaging activities, making it ideal for families, friends, couples, and special occasions.

• kids under 4 not allowed

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