• Panama Canal - There are many ways to see the Panama Canal’s two sets of locks on the Pacific side. Due to the irregular scheduling of ship passages through the locks, we offer three options to give you the best value:
• The Miraflores Locks Visitors’ Center (ticket fee not included).
• A ground-level viewing of the Pedro Miguel Locks (no fees).
• A panoramic view of both sets of locks with Panama City’s skyline in the background from the Centennial Bridge (note: our vehicle can’t stop as it’s part of the highway).

Our highly-professional guides will help you choose the best combination of options to give you the best experience possible.

• Casco Viejo - Discover Panama City’s Old Quarter and it’s late colonial architecture with its later French influence from the French Canal construction era (and if you’re curious, a couple of secrets, no spoilers!).

Learn of Panama’s rich history and how, thanks to the age of pirates, Panama City was moved from its original site to its current location.

Also, if you’re after original arts and crafts made by Panama’s indigenous peoples, we’ll take you to the right place.

The choice is yours, walk around while sightseeing or we can drive you in the comfort of our air-conditioned vehicle.

• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - During the Panama Canal constructions, the United States built the Amador Causeway to protect the Canal’s entrance from natural currents (and potential attacks during World War 2, no spoilers!).

The result: You can now drive to Naos, Perico and Flamenco for a scenic view of the Panama Canal entrace on one side and Panama City’s skyline on the other (and of course, posing by the colorful Panama sign).
The remaining time of the tour will be used to transport passengers from one attraction to another.

• Private transportation

• Lunch
• The Miraflores Locks Visitors’ Center entrance

Panama is affectionately referred to by locals as the “Center of the World, Heart of the Universe,” a nod to its significant historical and strategic role in global travel and commerce.

Join us on a journey through the ages, from when the Spanish utilized Panama as a trading center to its current status. Explore the beautifully restored and preserved World Heritage site, “Casco Antiguo,” the historic old quarter, and marvel at early twentieth-century engineering feats like The Panama Canal and the Amador Causeway.

Naturally, if you find yourself hungry during the day, we’ll guide you to a restaurant of your choice (and believe us, the options are plentiful).

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