Culture
Embera Village Tour
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- 8am–3pm
A waterfall swim, an easy jungle trail, and real cultural exchange — choose shared or private, with a meal included.
$175.00
Don’t just look at the Panama Canal — sail through it. This boat tour takes you lock by lock across the Canal itself, with two ways to do it: a partial transit every Saturday, or a full ocean-to-ocean transit once a month.
Choose the partial transit (every Saturday) or the full ocean-to-ocean crossing (once a month) — both include meals and hotel pickup.
$175/pax
Board your boat at the Amador Causeway and sail through part of the Canal system, watching your vessel rise and drop through the locks alongside the same mega-ships that use this waterway every day. Runs every Saturday, about 5 hours round trip from your hotel, with food and drinks included.
$250/pax
The complete crossing, ocean to ocean — about 10 hours from the Pacific side to the Atlantic (or back), through every lock in the system. This one runs once a month, also on a Saturday, with all meals included. It’s the longest and most complete way to experience the Canal that we offer.
The partial transit (about 5 hours, every Saturday) covers part of the Canal system. The full transit (about 10 hours, once a month) is the complete ocean-to-ocean crossing through every lock. Both include all meals and drinks.
No. That tour is a land-based sightseeing trip that includes a stop at the Miraflores visitor center to watch the Canal from shore. This tour is a boat passage — you’re actually on the water, sailing through the locks yourself.
No — the full transit runs once a month, always on a Saturday. If your travel dates don’t line up with it, the partial transit runs every Saturday instead.
A waterfall swim, an easy jungle trail, and real cultural exchange — choose shared or private, with a meal included.
A full day, from a boat ride across Lake Bayano to two kilometers underground — with equipment and a private guide included.
Crystal-clear Atlantic water on Isla Grande — a simpler alternative to San Blas.
Choose the partial transit (every Saturday) or the full ocean-to-ocean crossing (once a month) — both include meals and hotel pickup.