Airport–Hotel–Airport Transfers | USD 90.00 (based on 1 or 2 passengers)
Arrival in Panama. Meet-and-greet and transfer to the designated hotel.
Half-Day City and Canal Tour | USD 120.00 (minimum 2 people)
Departure from the hotel to the Miraflores Locks, where you’ll be able to admire one of the most majestic man-made structures of the past century—a sight you won’t want to miss: the Panama Canal. We’ll then take a short drive along the Causeway and continue to Old Town, where we’ll visit the Church of San José and its golden altar—the only treasure to survive the looting carried out by English pirates in Panama La Vieja. The tour continues through the Bóvedas and Plaza de Francia, highlighting the obelisk honoring the first builders of the Panama Canal.
Meeting point: Hotel lobby
Start time: 8:30 AM or 1:30 PM
Recommendation: Comfortable shoes and clothing, hat or cap, camera
Does not include admission to the Visitor Center:
All tickets include admission to the film about the Panama Canal in the IMAX theater.
(ID required)
Adult Price: B/.17.22
Tour of the Emberá Indigenous Village with lunch | USD 145 per person
The Emberá Indigenous Village Tour is a visit to the Emberá Tusipono community on the banks of the Chagres River. The trip will take you into the dense jungles of the Chagres, home to the Emberá people, who have lived there for decades. Our adventure begins with a ride along the river in traditional hand-carved canoes. Upon arriving at the village, you’ll feel as though you’ve traveled back in time, as you’ll be immersed in the traditional dances and music of the Emberá, which have remained largely unchanged since Columbus arrived in 1500. During our visit, the Emberá will give you a glimpse into their mystical rituals and their remarkable knowledge of medicinal plants and other natural remedies.
Emberá women are known for crafting beautiful baskets that are 100% handmade from palm leaves dyed with natural dyes.
You’ll have the opportunity to paint your body with a natural dye derived from a fruit called jagua, which the indigenous people use for body art and for healing purposes. Before returning to civilization, the indigenous people will treat us to a traditional meal of fresh fish and plantains, and you’ll have the chance to purchase their beautiful handicrafts. Lunch included.
Meeting point: Hotel lobby
Start time: 8:30 AM
Recommendations: Water shoes and comfortable clothing, hat or cap, sunscreen, insect repellent, swimsuit, camera. A zip-lock bag to keep your belongings dry (wallet, money, cell phone).
Partial Transit through the Panama Canal – Partial | USD215.00 per person
Includes:
Transportation: hotel–port of embarkation–hotel
Lunch
Soft drinks and water
Bilingual guide
For the northbound partial tour, check-in time may be between 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.
The Partial Tour heading south may have a check-in time between 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
Northbound
Our tour begins at the Flamenco Marina. After checking in, passengers board the Pacific Queen to begin their tour of the canal. As the boat heads toward the canal entrance, you can admire the imposing skyscrapers of Panama City, the spectacular Panama Bay, and the Bridge of the Americas. The partial tour of the Panama Canal begins by entering the Miraflores Locks, where the ship rises a total of 18 meters in two stages, leaving the waters of the Pacific Ocean behind. The ship then enters Lake Miraflores, a small freshwater lake that separates the two locks on the Pacific side ( ) of the canal. We cruise across Lake Miraflores until we reach the Pedro Miguel Locks, where the ship rises 9 meters. Upon exiting the Pedro Miguel Locks, you can see the Centennial Bridge spanning the canal. The Pacific Queen continues sailing and enters the famous Culebra Cut, so named because its curves resemble a snake. The Pacific Queen navigates the 13.7 kilometers of the Culebra Cut on its way to the Gamboa area, where the Panama Canal Authority’s Dredging Division facilities are located. Upon arriving at the Dredging Division facilities, passengers disembark and board buses that take them to the Flamenco Marina. This transfer takes 45 minutes.
Southbound
Our tour begins at Flamenco Marina. After check-in, passengers board buses that take them to the Gamboa area, where the Panama Canal Authority’s Dredging Division facilities are located. This transfer takes 45 minutes. Once in Gamboa, passengers board the Pacific Queen to begin their tour of the canal. The partial tour of the Panama Canal begins at the northern entrance to the Culebra Cut, so named because its curves resemble a snake. The Pacific Queen navigates the 13.7 kilometers of the cut on its way to the Pedro Miguel Locks. We’ll sail under the Centennial Bridge before entering the Pedro Miguel Locks. At the Pedro Miguel Locks, the ship descends 9 meters to Lake Miraflores, a small freshwater lake that separates the two locks on the Pacific side of the canal. We cruise across Lake Miraflores until we reach the Miraflores Locks, where the ship descends a total of 18 meters in two stages. Upon completing its descent, the Pacific Queen reaches the waters of the Pacific Ocean. From there, the boat sails to the Flamenco Marina, where passengers disembark. On the way to Flamenco, you can see the Bridge of the Americas, the spectacular Panama Bay, and the imposing skyscrapers of Panama City.
Day Tour to Gamboa | (minimum 2 passengers)
Combo 1: Includes the Sloth Sanctuary and the Ecological Exhibits + Cable Car for $290.00 (2 people).
Combo 2:
Includes the Sloth Sanctuary and the Ecological Exhibits + Cable Car + Gatún Expedition.
Cost: $365.00 (2 people).
Start your visit at Panama’s first Sloth Sanctuary, where you’ll learn about the conservation program for this species carried out by the Pan-American Conservation Association. If you’re a fan of rainforest flora and fauna, end your visit with several living laboratories where you can see more than 15 species of butterflies, check out our fascinating Frog Pond, and learn about native orchids.
The cable car offers a unique perspective on wildlife—a 600-meter ride aboard a gondola that soars above the rainforest, providing views that would otherwise be unreachable from the ground. At a height where you can almost touch the treetops, you’ll have the chance to see a wide variety of nesting birds, sloths, and various species of monkeys.
Gatún Lake Expedition
If you consider yourself an adventurer in search of a wonderful memory, this boat trip to the heart of Gatún Lake—the world’s second-largest man-made lake—will be one of your favorites. On a tour that combines history and ecology, you’ll sail through the Panama Canal toward hidden islands where, if conditions are favorable, you’ll see families of capuchin, howler, and white-faced monkeys. Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Recommendation: Comfortable shoes and clothing, a hat or cap, sunscreen, insect repellent, a swimsuit, and a camera. A zip-lock bag to keep your belongings dry (wallet, money, cell phone)
Note: The cable car, Sloth Sanctuary, and ecological exhibits are closed on Mondays for maintenance.
Includes: Round-trip transportation from your hotel.
Day Trip to Taboga Island | USD165.00 per passenger
The day trip to Taboga includes everything you need for a wonderful, relaxing day on our beautiful island. We’ll make sure everything is taken care of so you don’t have to worry about a thing.
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Round-trip transportation from your hotel
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Transportation to and from the island on our ferry.
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Beach chairs and umbrellas
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Snorkeling gear upon request
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A 1-hour historical walking tour with a bilingual guide, who will explain the fascinating history of our beautiful island during the pirate era, World War II, and much more. This tour also includes a visit to the Church of San Pedro, which is the second-oldest church in Latin America and was built in 1524.
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Lunch is a full meal with dessert (made fresh daily), and your choice of the following 5 lunch options:
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Fish fillet
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Fried fish
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Grilled chicken fillet
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Garlic shrimp
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Garlic octopus
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Vegetarian/vegan options available.
All meals come with a salad and your choice of French fries, rice, or patacones.
All meals come with a bottle of water, lemonade, soda, or Nacional beer.
Day Trip to San Blas | USD165.00 per passenger
On this day trip, you can spend a few hours exploring several islands in the San Blas archipelago, known for their turquoise waters and white-sand beaches.
The trip takes approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes to reach the Port of Cartí.
Our price includes:
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Transfer from hotel to San Blas Port and back to hotel by 4x4
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Boat transfer + (includes life jackets)
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Visit to two islands
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Visit to natural pools
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Lunch + 1 drink
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Island taxes
Meeting point: Hotel lobby
Start time: 5:00 AM
Recommendation: Water shoes and comfortable clothing, hat or cap, sunscreen, swimsuit, camera. A zip-lock bag to keep your belongings dry (wallet, money, cell phone).
Contact Person:
Ivett Milena Hernández
Mobile / WhatsApp: +507 264-5753
Office: +507 264-4959 / 264-4969
Email: pcmreps@pcmreps.com