Layover Tour: Panama city and Canal Visit (2 people minimum)

✈️ Layover in Panama? Make the Most of Your Time! Are you traveling and have a few hours before your next flight? Take advantage of your layover to explore and learn more about Panama — a small city full of big surprises! Let us be your guide during those hours and discover the best of our history, culture, and the famous Panama Canal. Price: USD $75 per person A minimum of 2 travelers is required for this private tour. Maximum: 5 travelers per booking. Flight arrival and departure information is required at the time of booking. Final pickup time will be coordinated according to your flight schedule.

Itinerary

1. See the operations of the panama canal during your layover, the only canal in America, more than 100 years of operations, also you can visit the museum right there. (1h 0min)
2. we will visit the historical district of panama, funded in 1673, a small neighborhood whith a lot of historical buildings and houses that takes you back in time during this visit. (1h 0min)
3. Visit the Causeway Amador, (Causeway Amador is a popular tourist destination located at the southern entrance of the Panama Canal, stretching nearly 6 kilometers into the Pacific Ocean. It connects the mainland of Panama City to four small islands, Naos, Perico, Culebra, and Flamenco. The causeway was built using soil and rocks excavated during the construction of the canal and was named after Manuel Amador Guerrero, the first President of Panama. The newly renovated land bridge is a popular spot for walking and cycling, with bike lanes running the length of the road. It also offers some of the best vantage points for watching large container ships enter and exit the canal. The area features many tourist-related venues and activities, including a variety of fine cuisine, bike rentals, and electric scooters, and the Biomuseo, one of the city’s best museums that celebrates Panama’s incredible biodiversity (30 min)
4. The Panama Canal Administration Building is the main administration building for the agency that runs the Panama Canal, previously the Panama Canal Commission, now the Panama Canal Authority. It is located in Balboa Heights, Panama City. The building was built by the U.S. and inaugurated on July 15, 1914, exactly a month before the official opening of the Panama Canal. It houses the offices of the Autoridad del Canal de Panamá (Panama Canal Authority) (15 min)
5. thake advantage of your layover and get a foto with the iconic Panama Sign (10 min)