• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - The Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) is a picturesque road in Panama City that extends across four islands at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal. It provides breathtaking views of the city skyline, the canal, and the surrounding mountains. Visitors can enjoy walking, cycling, or driving along the causeway, with opportunities to stop at marinas, restaurants, and shops. It’s a favored spot for photography, leisure, and sunsets, making it a must-see for anyone exploring Panama City.

• Biomuseo - The Biomuseo in Panama City is an eye-catching museum designed by Frank Gehry, highlighting Panama’s remarkable biodiversity and natural history. Through interactive exhibits, vibrant displays, and captivating storytelling, visitors discover how the Isthmus of Panama influenced the migration of species between North and South America, impacting global ecosystems.

• F&F Tower - The F&F Tower, one of Panama City’s most iconic landmarks, is a 52-story spiral skyscraper that appears to twist skyward. Its striking green glass façade and corkscrew design make it a standout feature in the city’s financial district. Completed in 2011, the tower has become a modern emblem of Panama’s architectural ambition, attracting photographers, visitors, and anyone intrigued by unique skyline silhouettes.

• Pedro Miguel Locks - Pedro Miguel Locks is one of the historic lock chambers of the Panama Canal, situated near the Pacific side and renowned for its role in raising and lowering vessels as they transition between the oceans. From the visitor area outside, the canal can be viewed through the security fence, but please be aware that there is no official viewpoint or platform at this location.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Spanish or English guide

• Lunch (our guide will suggest)

This group tour starts at 11:00 AM from Tocumen Airport Terminal #2, offering an exploration of Panama City.

The first destination is the renowned F&F Tower, perfect for taking stunning photos of its unique twisted architecture.

The journey continues to the Pedro Miguel Locks area, where visitors can observe a section of the Panama Canal through the security fence. Although there is no official viewing platform, it still provides a close-up view of this historic lock area.

The tour then proceeds to the Amador Causeway, a former U.S. Canal Zone area celebrated for the Panama sign, marina views, refreshing ocean breeze, and occasional sloth sightings along the road.

The final stop is Casco Antiguo, the historic old town brimming with restaurants, churches, rooftops, artisan shops, street art, and picturesque photo opportunities. The tour departs Panama City at 3:00 PM, returning to the airport by approximately 3:45 PM.

Please be aware: this tour does not include a visit to the Panama Canal Miraflores visitor centers.

• Daily departure from Tocumen Terminal #2 at 11:00 AM with return at 3:45–4:00 PM.

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