• Panama City - The guide will warmly greet guests at their hotel, setting the stage for an amazing day ahead! Prepare for an adventure packed with thrilling surprises—it’s going to be a delightful experience!
• Clayton - The tour will pass by the former United States military base, once one of Panama’s largest and most significant. Although there won’t be a stop or tour, the guide will provide an insightful overview of its importance.

This base was the last to be returned to Panama in December 1999. Today, it covers 120 hectares and hosts the City of Knowledge, a state initiative focused on promoting innovation in technology, science, and business.

• Miraflores Visitor Center - The Miraflores Visitor Center at the Panama Canal is a must-visit on this tour!

• Get ready for a fascinating lesson in history, incredible engineering, and the global significance of the canal!

• From the Observation Decks, enjoy the best front-row view of massive ships navigating through the locks! Watch the pilots, mules, and cable operators in action, while the guide keeps everyone informed, answering all questions as the spectacle unfolds.

It’s an unforgettable experience!

• Monumento a Goethals - (Subject to Traffic Conditions)

Prepare to see the impressive monument honoring George Washington Goethals, the engineering mastermind who led the final phase of the Panama Canal’s construction!

Note: This monument area can be challenging due to traffic, especially during busy afternoon hours. While every effort is made to visit, sometimes guides may need to skip it—but rest assured, there’s plenty more excitement ahead!

• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - The ideal spot to enjoy the refreshing breeze from the Pacific Ocean, capture stunning city photos from amazing viewpoints, and savor delicious homemade ice cream or exquisite ceviche from local restaurants.

For shopping enthusiasts, explore the duty-free Amphora’s offerings. Identification is required for entry.

• Casco Viejo - Step back in time and wander the charming narrow streets of San Felipe, the heart of Panama’s colonial history.

For the next hour, explore the majestic walls of the Old City, visit its most iconic churches, and discover top-quality local crafts that highlight the rich heritage of this fascinating area.

Coffee lovers are in for a treat—savor the world-renowned Geisha Coffee, considered by many to be the best coffee on the planet! A true taste of Panama’s history and flavor awaits.

• Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Santa Maria the Ancient - Enjoy a 15-minute tour of the incredible architecture and history of the Cathedral and Basilica, the first diocese of the mainland in America, visited by Pope Francis in January 2019.
• Arco Chato - The Old Convent of Santo Domingo houses one of the most iconic architectural remnants of the late 18th century in the Old Town: El Arco Chato (The Flat Arch). This remarkable structure is not only a marvel of colonial design; it played a pivotal role in the Panama Canal negotiations between the United States and France. The arch’s stability over centuries convinced engineers of Panama’s seismic safety, making it a key factor in the monumental decision to build the Canal here. A true testament to how history and architecture shaped Panama’s destiny.
• Plaza Carlos V - This monument honors King Carlos V of Spain, the visionary credited with first imagining a transoceanic route through Panama, connecting the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

Here, beneath the shade of trees in the plaza, indigenous artisan women offer their beautifully handcrafted “Molas” at some of the best prices available. These vibrant works of art, passed down through generations, are a perfect way to take home a piece of Panama’s rich cultural heritage.

• France Square - Las Bóvedas, also known as Cuartel Chiriquí or more elegantly as La Plaza de Francia, is a place rich in history, where every corner tells tales of the past.

Here, tribute is paid to the relentless efforts of Pablo Arosemena, a passionate defender of the constitutional laws of the young republic, and the 5th President of Panama (1910-1912). The French influence in the architecture and the legacy of the Panama Canal era blend seamlessly with the rich historical significance of this iconic square, making it a must-see for history lovers.

• Paseo de Las Bóvedas - And here is the grand finale of this fascinating journey through Panama’s rich history!

Enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze, take in the stunning view of the southern entrance to the Panama Canal, and seize this perfect moment to shop for local treasures and chat with talented artisans. A perfect ending to an unforgettable adventure!

• Extraordinary atmosphere of fun and friendliness
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks
• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Panama Canal Visitors Center - $17.22 usd p/p

This tour offers the best value at the best price!

Our groups are intimate, capped at 15 participants, but we can also accommodate larger parties in private tours.

• The tour includes 5 hours exploring The Panama Canal, Amador Causeway, and the unique Casco Viejo.

• Don’t worry about hydration or snacks during the tour; we provide these unlimitedly!

• Experience the best atmosphere with the enthusiasm and energy of our extraordinary certified bilingual guide.

• Benefit from the best shopping deals with our guide’s experienced advice, offering important tips to help you make the best choices.

• From the moment you book, we guarantee personalized attention. You will receive a coordination call the day before your tour to confirm your pickup time and location, along with personalized updates and responses to any questions or concerns.

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