Embark on a thrilling Panama tour with us. Witness the awe-inspiring Miraflores locks and experience the Canal's history through an IMAX film. Explore the endearing Sloth Sanctuary, guided by caring experts. Encounter vibrant butterflies at the butterfly garden and discover poisonous dart frog displays. Conclude with a zip line adventure from a hilltop, offering unparalleled views of the Canal. An adventure blending history, nature, and ultimate excitement!

One of the few places in the world where a community has formed within a volcanic caldera, El Valle de Antón was formed by a massive volcanic eruption approximately 5 million years ago. After the eruption, the volcano's crater collapsed, forming a volcanic caldera. Over time, the volcanic activity ceased, and the crater filled with water, creating a lake. Eventually, the water drained naturally, leaving behind a fertile valley surrounded by mountains and hills, which are remnants of the original

Welcome to the Agua Clara Visitor Center on the Atlantic side of the Panama Canal! Here, tourists gather to witness the incredible operation of the canal’s new locks. From the observation deck, visitors enjoy breathtaking views of Gatun Lake and watch as massive Neo-Panamax ships approach the towering lock gates. The anticipation builds as these colossal vessels, laden with cargo, are carefully guided into the locks. The crowd watches in awe as the water levels rise or fall, lifting or lowering

this tour is in the waters of the Paanama Canal at Gatun Lake, to see the wildlife and abundant nature in the wild, like the Capuccino Monkeys, Howler Monkeys, Tamarin Monkeys, birds, eagles, agutis, crocodriles, herons, butterflies, sloths in a pristine rain forest and after this adventure we spend the rest of the day at the Gatun Lodge the boat ride is unique in this gigantic artificial lake passing next to ships crossing the canal at the minute.

Welcome to the amazing story of the Panama Canal, a feat of engineering that underwent monumental challenges. Initially conceived by the French, the project was hampered by malaria and yellow fever, leading to its failure. However, the valiant efforts of the Americans took charge, conquered these diseases, and within a span of 10 years, managed to complete this modern marvel. This journey we undertake together will take us through the narrative of human tenacity, adaptation and colossal achievem