Birding
Birdwatching Soberanía Tour
- Min. 2
- 6am–1pm
A guided morning built for birders, with the Soberanía canopy and observation tower included.
- Authorized nationwide since 1999
- Private & shared tours
- Hotel and airport pickup included
From: $130.00
One day, two oceans: wild monkeys and mega-ships near the Pacific locks in the morning, then Fort San Lorenzo’s colonial ruins and the Canal’s modern expansion at Aguas Claras on the Atlantic side by afternoon. An easy-walking tour that covers more of Panama’s geography than almost anything else we run.
Wild monkeys, mega-ships, a colonial fort, and the Canal’s modern expansion — all in one easy-walking tour, meals included.
7am departure.
Observe wild monkeys across several islands in their natural habitat, and watch mega-ships making their approach toward the Pacific locks.
Drive across to Panama’s Caribbean coast.
A Spanish colonial fortress built to defend the mouth of the Chagres River, now a ruin overlooking the Atlantic.
The modern expansion of the Panama Canal, built to handle today’s largest cargo ships.
Back by around 4pm.
This is the only tour that visits both the Pacific and Atlantic sides of Panama in one day — wildlife and Pacific-side Canal views in the morning, then Fort San Lorenzo’s colonial history and the modern Aguas Claras Canal expansion in the afternoon.
No — it’s described as an easy-walking tour, suitable for most travelers regardless of fitness level.
Aguas Claras is part of the newer set of locks added to the Panama Canal to accommodate today’s largest cargo ships — a contrast to the century-old original locks most Canal tours focus on.
A guided morning built for birders, with the Soberanía canopy and observation tower included.
Big waves, a full beach day, and an easy transfer from your hotel.
Trails, wildlife, the canopy view from the tower, and lunch included — all 45 minutes from your hotel.
Wild monkeys, mega-ships, a colonial fort, and the Canal's modern expansion — all in one easy-walking tour, meals included.