• Tocumen International Airport - The guide will be waiting at the airport exit with a sign to welcome visitors and commence the tour.
• Cinta Costera - Departing from the airport, the tour will take the southern road directly to Panama City, offering views of the cathedral tower and the city skyline. The tour will include a visit to the coastal strip where the monument of Vasco Núñez de Balboa, the first Spaniard to reach the Pacific Ocean, is located.
• Puerto Balboa - Traveling along Omar Torrijos Avenue, an area once part of the canal zone managed by the Americans, the tour will visit the railroad company that connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans before the Panama Canal was built. The route will also pass by Marcos A. Gelabert International Airport. Visitors will notice the American-style infrastructure and lush vegetation.
• Miraflores Visitor Center - The tour will arrive at the Miraflores Locks Visitor Center, where visitors can watch boats navigate the locks, a process taking about 30 minutes. An explanation of how boats are lifted by gravity will be provided. The tour continues in the Canal Museum, which spans four floors, each with a different theme including history, biodiversity, the canal process, and the Panama Canal expansion.
• Ancon Hill - The tour will proceed to the Panama Canal Administration area, located on an artificial hill, a historic site where the canal was officially handed over in 1999.
• Casco Viejo - Visitors will stroll through the narrow streets of San Felipe, a UNESCO cultural heritage site, for about an hour. The tour includes visits to significant churches and squares that play an important role in Panama’s history.
• Mercado Nacional de Artesanías - At Balboa’s handicraft center, visitors will find a wide variety of crafts made by indigenous Panamanians, as well as traditional clothing from one of the five regions in the national territory.
• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - The tour will visit the Amador Causeway, an artificial road connecting three beautiful cities through a corridor created with material from the canal’s construction. This popular spot offers stunning views of Panama City and the option to visit a duty-free store on the last island. It is also an ideal location for excellent dining.
• Tocumen International Airport - The tour will conclude with a return to the airport, ensuring visitors have ample time to continue with their scheduled flight itinerary.

• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• One non-alcoholic beverage per person

• Does not include entrance ticket to the Panama Canal Visitor’s Center. ( cost 18 dollares)
• Lunch

From the start of the reservation, the team will maintain communication with clients to address any inquiries and assist with any needs they may have in Panama. Travelers are encouraged to book this trip, as it not only includes a tour of significant areas in Panama but also offers insight into the history and development of the Canal, providing a remarkable experience of the city’s rapid growth. The guide will be readily available to assist with any questions, always offering support.

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