- Panama City - Morning tour: between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.\nAfternoon tour: between 12:30 p.m. and 12:45 p.m. \n\nFor all clients outside the city center, such as Westin Playa Bonita or Dream Playa Bonita, you must meet us at any hotel within the city centers such as Hilton Balboa Avenue or we can come to your location; but you will have to pay an additional charge. \n- Gamboa - At the port of Gamboa that connects with the Panama Canal and Gatun Lake. We will board a boat to start the trip and we will be able to see the white-faced monkey, the titi and the black-bodied howler monkey. Observe the rich fauna of the interior of Gatun Lake, birds, turtles, lizards and much more.\nRemember that we enter their natural habitat.\n\n- Primate Refuge and Sanctuary of Panama - Begin the visit at the first Panama’s Sloth Sanctuary where you will learn about the Conservation Program run by the Pan American Conservation Association for this species. If you are an enthusiast of the tropical rainforest flora and fauna, end the visit with various living laboratories where you can appreciate more than 15 species of butterflies.\n\n- Panama City - The traffic in Panama is heavy to return to the city, that is why it takes an hour to get back to your hotel.
- Visit to the butterfly farm
- Entrance to the sanctuary
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- Visit to the Labs
- Visit to the monkey island
- Lunch
- Gratuities
We’ll explore the exotic fauna and flora of the rainforest, including a visit to Monkey Island, where you’ll get to observe white-faced capuchin monkeys, marmosets, and howler monkeys in their native environment. This is aimed at those who wish to experience the breathtaking landscapes of the rainforests within the Panama Canal watershed. Located a short distance from the city, the Gatun Lake & Monkey Islands tour offers a combination of history, wildlife, nature, and the distinctive opportunity of boating through the Panama Canal alongside freight ships. Our guide will safely guide you to get as close as permissible to the monkeys and other animals, always ensuring not to disturb their natural behavior or interfere with their usual nourishment habits. Later, we’ll visit the ‘Sloth Sanctuary,’ where you can observe rescued three-toed and two-toed sloths. Here, we’ll glean insights about the sloths’ lifestyle, their habits, and the ongoing species preservation efforts guided by volunteers and expert guides.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
