



by Almiza tour by My friend Mario
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$170This full-day tour from Panama City combines nature, history, and engineering over about six hours using an air-conditioned minibus. The journey begins with a hotel pickup and a 90-minute ride to Colón, where a guided rainforest safari offers several stops to observe and photograph local wildlife such as monkeys, sloths, anteaters, caimans, and crocodiles. After exploring the jungle, the tour proceeds to the Agua Clara Locks, part of the Panama Canal expansion, where visitors watch large cargo ships passing through the new locks. Admission to the Canal expansion area is not included and must be paid on site. The itinerary includes a nature walk along a jungle trail to see dense vegetation and some wildlife. Next is a visit to the ruins of Fort San Lorenzo, a coastal fortress known for resisting pirate attacks for nearly 75 years. The tour concludes with transport back to Panama City. Included are hotel pickup and drop-off, beverages such as soda, water, or local beer, and a professional driver. Lunch and Canal expansion admission fees are excluded. A multilingual guide may lead the tour.
Colon
The tour starts with hotel pickup in Panama City followed by a one and a half hour minibus ride to Colón. In Colón, the group takes a rainforest safari by minibus with multiple stops to observe and photograph various wildlife species including monkeys, sloths, anteaters, caimans, and crocodiles.
Agua Clara Locks
Visitors have the chance to watch post-Panamax vessels transit the new Canal Locks. Admission fee is US$15 for adults and US$10 for children. After viewing the Canal, visitors may walk a jungle trail to observe dense vegetation and spot some wildlife during the walk.
60 min
Fort San Lorenzo
The tour visits the ruins of San Lorenzo Fort, a historic coastal fortress that successfully resisted attacks by Caribbean pirates for nearly 75 years.
60 min




by Almiza tour by My friend Mario
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$170This full-day tour from Panama City combines nature, history, and engineering over about six hours using an air-conditioned minibus. The journey begins with a hotel pickup and a 90-minute ride to Colón, where a guided rainforest safari offers several stops to observe and photograph local wildlife such as monkeys, sloths, anteaters, caimans, and crocodiles. After exploring the jungle, the tour proceeds to the Agua Clara Locks, part of the Panama Canal expansion, where visitors watch large cargo ships passing through the new locks. Admission to the Canal expansion area is not included and must be paid on site. The itinerary includes a nature walk along a jungle trail to see dense vegetation and some wildlife. Next is a visit to the ruins of Fort San Lorenzo, a coastal fortress known for resisting pirate attacks for nearly 75 years. The tour concludes with transport back to Panama City. Included are hotel pickup and drop-off, beverages such as soda, water, or local beer, and a professional driver. Lunch and Canal expansion admission fees are excluded. A multilingual guide may lead the tour.
Colon
The tour starts with hotel pickup in Panama City followed by a one and a half hour minibus ride to Colón. In Colón, the group takes a rainforest safari by minibus with multiple stops to observe and photograph various wildlife species including monkeys, sloths, anteaters, caimans, and crocodiles.
Agua Clara Locks
Visitors have the chance to watch post-Panamax vessels transit the new Canal Locks. Admission fee is US$15 for adults and US$10 for children. After viewing the Canal, visitors may walk a jungle trail to observe dense vegetation and spot some wildlife during the walk.
60 min
Fort San Lorenzo
The tour visits the ruins of San Lorenzo Fort, a historic coastal fortress that successfully resisted attacks by Caribbean pirates for nearly 75 years.
60 min