In the midst of the 55,000-acre Soberanía National Park, the Aerial Tram allows you to discover the secrets of the upper forest canopy. The Tram takes you from the shadowy forest floor through the understory and into the sun-drenched canopy. Take in a bird’s-eye view of a thousand hues of green, interspersed with the fluorescent exclamation points of flowering trees. Stop at the frog... more info

Step aboard your motor coach which will feel more like a time machine as you travel back more than 600 years to a Central America only a few ever experience. This is a journey into the lives of the Emberá Native Tribe—a proud people who maintain their traditions and lifestyle as it was before the Spaniards colonized Panama. A knowledgeable guide will give you an overview of Panama on... more info

Panama is best known for its spectacular canal, considered by many the Eighth Wonder of the World. Few know of the amazing history of glory and tragedy that shaped this country, once known as the Pearl of the Pacific. Here’s your chance to discover tales from gallantry to piracy that wait in the narrow streets of Colonial Panama in the Casco Antiguo. It is a city with a story like no othe... more info

On the 1½-hour drive from Panama City to El Valle on the Pan-American Highway, you will cross the Bridge of the Americas. El Valle is a famous area known for its ecological environment and situated at the mouth of an extinct volcano. Visit the El Chorro Waterfall and Nispero Zoo, full of flora and fauna. more info

Pause and view the gargantuan ships that make their way through the Miraflores Locks’ chambers and visit exhibitions which include historical objects of Canal operations, interactive modules, video presentations, and models of the Panama Canal. Four exhibition halls, organized by themes, constitute the heart of the Miraflores Visitors Center: Hall One portrays the background, technologica... more info

Take this opportunity to pause and view the gargantuan ships that make their way through the Miraflores Locks’ chambers and visit exhibitions which include historical objects of Canal operations, interactive modules, video presentations, and models of the Panama Canal. Four exhibition halls, organized by themes, constitute the heart of the Miraflores Visitors Center: Hall One portrays the... more info

The Gatun Lake was formed as a result of the damming of the Chagres River during the construction of the Panama Canal. Wild life abounds on this area, including various species of monkeys, sloths, anteaters, iguanas and a variety of birds. You and your interpretive guide will slowly cruise the back channels, island and bays that make up this unique ecosystem where we will try to discover many o... more info

Experience the Panama Canal and its living history as you travel the isthmus railroad through the beautiful flora and past lovely Gatun Lake. From the lakeside, the enormous vessels that transit the canal can be seen, and you’ll pass through towns and villages whose names evoke all the personalities involved in the building of this “path between the seas”--now 100 years old. W... more info

Experience the Panama Canal and its living history as you travel the isthmus railroad through the beautiful flora and past lovely Gatun Lake. From the lakeside, the enormous vessels that transit the canal can be seen, and you’ll pass through towns and villages whose names evoke all the personalities involved in the building of this “path between the seas”--now 100 years old. W... more info

Experience the Panama Canal and its living history as you travel the isthmus railroad through the beautiful flora and past lovely Gatun Lake. From the lakeside, the enormous vessels that transit the canal can be seen, and you’ll pass through towns and villages whose names evoke all the personalities involved in the building of this “path between the seas”--now 100 years old. W... more info

Nothing is more evocative of the tropical lush Panama basin than the vibrant colors, and cheerful people. We have combined both to bring you an evening to bring rhythm to your ears and maybe color to the soul as you enjoy Panama's History in Dance. You will first travel to the Island of Flamenco, which has a rich and proud US Military History. It was formerly known as Fort Grant named... more info

Panama and its mighty canal are inextricably bound--the one cannot exist with out the other. Today you will discover why so many have dubbed this extraordinary marine highway the 8th Wonder of the World, and why few would beg to differ. Board a canal boat from the pier adjacent to the tender pier. Once aboard, you will sail directly for the Panama Canal passing through Miraflores Locks and Pedr... more info

The image evoked by the mention of Panama is generally that of the spectacular canal, considered by many to be the 8th Wonder of the World. However, few know of the amazing history of glory and tragedy that came to shape this country, once known as the Pearl of the Pacific. “Old Panama” was founded in 1519 and destroyed by the infamous Welsh Captain Henry Morgan in 1671. This scenic... more info