Panama City Nature & Eco Tours

Visit the community of Nuevo Vigia or Corotu to board a dugout canoe and explore the community while the naturalist tour guide provides information on this ethnic group of the Chocoe-Embera. ...
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We start our tour at Miraflores Locks to watch the Panama Canal Commission Audiovisual and see how big vessels transit the locks of the Canal. ...
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This is the day for nature lovers, especially for those who enjoy bird watching at its best. Pipeline road is within Soberania National Park and this lush park belongs to the Panama Canal Watershed. ...
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The Metropolitan Park is the closest natural reserve to Panama City. Only 15 minutes away from the core of the commercial activity of Panama, lies 260 hectares of protected tropical rainforest that has been subject for researches and studies for seve ...
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On both land sites of the Panama Canal there are two portions of important rainforest that supplies all the water for the best function of the Inter-oceanic way. Among them, is located the Soberania National Park, where are remarkable trails and inte ...
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Among the Panama Canal, there is one of the most remarkable natural reserves of Panama: Soberania National Park. ...
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We leave Panama City at 8:30 a.m., traveling eastward to the bridge over Lake Bayano. The journey takes about an hour and a half. We stop at the bridge (near the Kuna community of Madugandi) and take a kayak to cross the lake. ...
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Our aerial tram ride traverses a mile long tract of Humid Forest that lies within the resort boundaries. We observe the forest canopy in some areas and are likely to encounter birds and hear Howler monkeys. ...
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Today you will have an appointment with History. ...
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The course of the Chagres River is relatively unknown due to the lack of access to the area. To reach the point where the rafts are thrown to the river, it is required a ride in a 4x4 vehicle to reach the small town of San Cristobal, beyond Cerro Azu ...
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In the early 60s the Peacock Bass was seeded into the Gatun Lake in the Panama Canal. Today, its population is abundant, reason why this day will guarantee great fishing. ...
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The Archipelago of Las Perlas is made up of over 40 islands, many of them uninhabited. The white sand beaches fall off into waters abundant with fish. ...
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You will dive near the Portobello the famous city from where all the treasures from South America left for Europe. ...
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You will travel to the Atlantic side of the isthmus to perform an early-morning boat dive near Portobello Bay. Then, travel back to the Pacific side to aboard the ferry that will take you to Taboga, the "island of flowers" where another boat awaits t ...
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Onboard our new twin 200hp-dive boat or the smaller 55hp but safe boat we begin our travel. You will dive in schools of fishes, in the mysterious waters of rays, grouper, snappers, sea basses and jacks. ...
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