Miraflores Locks: The tour usually starts with a visit to the Miraflores Locks, one of the most famous attractions in Panama City. Here, you’ll witness the incredible operation of the Panama Canal up close. Massive cargo ships and vessels from around the world pass through the locks as they make their way between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Knowledgeable guides will explain the lock system and the canal’s significance in global trade.

Visitor Center: The Miraflores Locks Visitor Center is a state-of-the-art facility that provides an immersive learning experience. Interactive displays, exhibitions, and audiovisual presentations offer a comprehensive understanding of the canal’s history, construction, and modern-day operation. You’ll also have access to observation decks for excellent views of the locks and transiting ships.

Amador Causeway: Amador Causeway, a picturesque road connecting four small islands in the Pacific Ocean. Along the causeway, you can enjoy stunning views of the Panama City skyline.

Historical Sites: Historical sites in Panama City, such as Casco Viejo (the Old Town). This charming district is known for its colonial architecture, narrow streets, and vibrant culture. You can explore landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral, Presidential Palace, and various churches.

Local Culture: City tours often incorporate cultural elements, such as visits to artisan markets or shops where you can purchase Panamanian handicrafts and souvenirs.

Professional Guides: Knowledgeable guides provide commentary throughout the tour, offering insights into Panama’s history, culture, and the significance of the Panama Canal. They can answer questions and provide context to enhance your experience.

Transportation: Comfortable transportation, ensuring that you can relax and enjoy the sights without worrying about logistics or navigation.