• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - The Amador Causeway is one of Panama City’s most scenic and popular destinations. Stretching over 6 kilometers, it connects the mainland with four Pacific islands: Naos, Perico, Culebra, and Flamenco. Constructed with rocks excavated during the building of the Panama Canal, it offers stunning views of the city’s skyline, the canal entrance, and the Pacific Ocean. It’s a favorite spot for walking, cycling, dining, and relaxing by the sea. One of the most iconic photo spots along the Causeway is the colorful “Panamá” sign.

• Pedro Miguel Locks - The Pedro Miguel Locks are one of the three lock sets that make up the Panama Canal. Located on the Pacific side, near Miraflores, these locks raise or lower ships approximately 9 meters (30 feet) as they transit between the Pacific Ocean and Gatun Lake. Although smaller and less visited than Miraflores, Pedro Miguel offers a close-up view of the canal’s impressive engineering and, in good weather, the chance to see massive vessels navigating this crucial waterway. Ships can be viewed from the parking area.

• Casco Viejo - Plaza de la Independencia, situated in the heart of Panama City’s Casco Antiguo (Old Town), is one of the country’s most historic and vibrant squares. It was here in 1903 that Panama declared its independence from Colombia. Surrounded by iconic colonial buildings like the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Interoceanic Canal Museum, and charming cafes, the plaza is a lively hub that captures the essence of Panama’s cultural and historical heritage.

• F&F Tower - The F&F Tower, popularly known as “El Tornillo,” is one of Panama City’s most iconic skyscrapers. Located in the financial district of Obarrio, this 52-story tower stands out for its unique spiral design, resembling a giant screw. Its modern architecture makes it a symbol of urban development and innovation in the country.

• Umbrella
• Bottled water
• English or Spanish Guide
• Small Carry-on (1 per person)

• No equipaje grande

Selecciona entre dos horarios de recogida convenientes: 9:30 AM o 11:45 AM.

El servicio de recogida se realizará en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Tocumen, desde donde se partirá directamente hacia la Ciudad de Panamá, ubicada a unos 30 minutos. La primera parada será en la emblemática Torre F&F para una rápida sesión de fotos, seguida de una visita a las Esclusas de Pedro Miguel, donde —con un poco de suerte— se podrá observar un barco cruzando el Canal de Panamá (dependiendo del horario del canal).

A continuación, se recorrerá la histórica antigua Zona del Canal de EE. UU., y se continuará hacia la pintoresca Calzada de Amador, donde se podrá tomar una foto con el famoso letrero de Panamá.

Se hará una parada para disfrutar de un delicioso almuerzo (incluido en el precio) y se concluirá con un breve paseo por las encantadoras calles del Casco Antiguo, el distrito histórico de la ciudad, antes de regresar al aeropuerto—¡justo a tiempo para el próximo vuelo!

• No Pet Allowed
• Visitamos las esclusas de Pedro Miguel porque ofrecen una forma conveniente y eficiente de experimentar el Canal de Panamá durante una escala corta.
• Aunque no ingresamos a un centro de visitantes, esta parada brinda a los viajeros una verdadera idea de la escala y funcionamiento del Canal, sin arriesgar retrasos en su regreso al Aeropuerto de Tocumen.

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