• Soberania National Park - Soberania National Park is conveniently located near Panama City, making it an ideal destination for a nature-filled day trip suitable for the entire family. Just a 30-minute drive from the city, the park is situated close to the Panama Canal’s banks, within the canal construction zone, and spans approximately 22,000 hectares. It features a dry tropical forest, a diverse array of animal species, and the Chagres River flowing through it.
• Gamboa - This quaint town offers limited visitor services but is surrounded by eco-resorts and a botanical garden/zoo. It primarily serves as a gateway for exploring the tropical rainforest at Parque Nacional Soberanía, visiting Barro Colorado Island, and embarking on adventures along the majestic Río Chagres.
• Gatun Lake - Barro Colorado Island emerged with the creation of Lake Gatun in 1913 during the Panama Canal’s construction. The 15-square-kilometer island hosts one of the world’s oldest tropical research stations, where over a century of studies have been conducted. Annually, more than 400 scientists visit this rainforest-covered living laboratory to research biology, ecology, evolution, and animal behavior.

• Bottled water
• English or Spanish Guide
• Panama Canal Visitor Center Fees

• Breakfast or Lunch ( Guide will stop at a grocery store)
• Ponchos (May to Dec rainy season)

This unique adventure invites participants to embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Panama’s rainforest ecosystem. Situated within the Panama Canal on Lake Gatun, this verdant area is home to a variety of captivating wildlife, including capuchin and howler monkeys, sloths, and other native species.

During the tour, knowledgeable guides offer insightful historical context, detailing the importance of the canal’s construction, its impact on Panama, and the continuous innovations that ensure its operation today. This well-rounded excursion provides a thorough exploration of Panama’s natural wonders, historical sites, and world-renowned engineering feats, making it a memorable experience for visitors of all interests.

Available in both morning and afternoon options.

• While monkeys are commonly seen, they are wild animals, and sightings are not guaranteed.
• The ride can be bumpy at times, especially if the lake is choppy. Guests should be prepared for an open-air boat experience with possible splashes.
• The Miraflores Visitor Center is currently undergoing renovations, which may affect some areas of the facility. Visitors should expect potential construction zones and limited access to certain exhibits.
• Visitors are encouraged to respect the environment by avoiding littering and minimizing noise to avoid disturbing wildlife.

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