Panama: Monkey Island and Gatun Lake tour
Panama Province, Panama
Join Us on an unique adventure going towards Gamboa located in the heart of Panama, sailing part of the Panama Canal, enjoying astonished views and spotting different animals as Monkeys, Snail Kites.
Gatun Lake and Monkey Island Wildlife Boat Tour from Panama City
Explore Gatun Lake and Monkey Island on a guided boat tour from Panama City, ideal for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Highlights
- Discover wildlife on Gatun Lake and Monkey Island by boat
- Observe various monkey species including white-faced, howler, and Geoffrey's tamarins
- Learn about local fauna from an expert bilingual guide
- Film massive container ships navigating the Panama Canal
- Enjoy hotel pickup and drop-off in Panama City
Description
Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle to Gamboa, located in the center of the Panama Canal. At the marina, board a riverboat to begin the tour along the Chagres River towards Monkey Island. Capture videos as you pass close to immense container ships sailing through the canal.
Approach the islands inhabited by monkeys and other wildlife. Spot white-faced monkeys, howler monkeys, Geoffrey's tamarins, bats, snail hawks, and more. Your guide provides detailed information about the species and surrounding ecosystem throughout the journey.
Return by boat to the marina, then travel back to Panama City with drop-off at your hotel.
Includes
- Knowledgeable bilingual guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (hotel pickup option only)
- Bottle of water
- Fruit
- Life jacket
Excludes
- Boat ticket per person ($25)
- Meals
- Gratuities (optional)
- Personal expenses
Important Information
- Wear comfortable, walking-appropriate clothing and shoes
- Bring a camera to capture wildlife
- Use sunscreen and insect repellent
- Stay hydrated by bringing water
- Do not touch the animals to respect their natural habitat
- Bring a small amount of bananas and grapes for feeding
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For best experience, book in advance and depart in the morning when wildlife activity is highest.
