Page 2 - Events in Panama This Weekend

Discover one of the Wonders of the Modern World, the Panama Canal. Go back in time at Casco Viejo, the second city of Panama, which dates back to 1673. See the beautiful Amador Causeway and the Bridge of the Americas.

Get back to nature in a Caribbean rainforest and learn more about the historic San Lorenzo Fort on a day trip from Panama City. See the new Panama Canal locks built to support the passage of super tankers and large cargo ships.

Explore Lake Gatun and the Panama Canal on this Monkey Island and Indian Village Tour. Set off by boat for a eco/wildlife tour on the canal, before heading to a nearby village to experience the culture, history and crafts of the indigenous communities.

Explore the colonial city of Portobelo on a day trip from Panama City. Visit a private beach on Isla Grande to relax on the sand, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy a delicious Caribbean meal.

Discover Anton’s Valley, a small town based on the crater of a sleepy volcano, during this private trip with your own guide. Zipline, hike, visit an artisan market, and dip into a hot spring.

Admire the turquoise seas and white sandy beaches of the San Blas Islands on a day tour from Panama City. Savor a fresh lunch, and enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, and swimming.

Explore Panama City from the top deck of a brand new open top bus. The flexible ticket allows you to hop-on and off to see sites such as the Bridge of the Americas, Bio-Museum and Casco Antiguo.

Explore Casco Viejo, the historic district of Panama City, on a guided tour. Uncover hidden gems, stunning architecture, and authentic local spots, while hearing captivating tales from a local guide.

Sail from Panama and travel northbound along the Panama Canal on a 6-hour cruise on the Pacific Queen. See the Bridge of the Americas, Pedro Miguel Locks, the Gaillard Cut, and the Centennial Bridge.

Sail along Panamanian Caribbean coast in a catamaran on this tour with the option to be picked up in Panama City or to meet in Portobelo. Travel to tropical beaches which are only accessible by boat.