Panama City

All Panama City Tours & Excursions in 2025

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With its mix of big-city glam, Spanish colonial architecture, indigenous cultures, and epic feats of engineering, Panama City is the ultimate Central American city-break destination. Guides are ready to take you out on the Panama Canal to see the locks in action, regale you with 350 years of history in atmospheric Casco Viejo, or show you the wild jungle and indigenous cultures beyond the urban center. Whether you’re looking to fill a day while on land or want to get deep under Panama City’s skin, let local guides show you the way.

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Q:Is Panama City good for tourists?
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Yes, Panama City is good for tourists. It is fairly easy to navigate and with good infrastructure. Panama City has a historic old town area, the Casco Viejo, as well as gleaming skyscrapers that are part of a bustling, modern city. It’s worth visiting both parts of the city, which have many attractions, as well as the famous Panama Canal, which is a major highlight of any visit.

Q:How much do Panama City tours cost?
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Panama City tours start at around US$20 to US$50 for group walking tours and bar crawls. Hop-on hop-off bus tours and group bike tours are around US$30. Jungle and wildlife tours range from US$30 to over US$100. Extensive Panama Canal Tours hover around US$100 to US$150, while group catamaran sail day tours to places like the San Blas Islands or Taboga Island start from about US$100 but can go upwards of US$1,000 if you commission a private yacht.

Q:What do you see on Panama City tours?
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Panama City tours take you to a number of attractions, including the Panama Canal and some of its locks, Amador Causeway, Bridge of the Americas, and through the Casco Viejo to see landmarks like Independence Square, Palacio de las Garzas (the seat of the president), the Arco Chato (flat arch), the Church of Saint Joseph, and Salsipuedes market, which has artisans selling their crafts and beautiful murals. You may also see Lake Gatun and Fort San Lorenzo.

Q:How many days in Panama City is enough?
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A minimum of three days in Panama CIty is recommended. That way, you’ll have enough time to fully explore the Panama Canal and several locks, the history and culture of Casco Viejo, and the natural beauty of places like Lake Gatun and San Blas Islands. Plus, you can partake in activities like salsa dancing, bar crawls, cooking classes, and food market adventures.

Q:What is the best month to visit Panama City?
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Panama City had two seasons: wet and dry. The dry season is between mid-December and April, so those are the best months for a visit. If you decide to visit between May and November, it will be hot and humid, with a good chance of rain at some point nearly every day, but not all day, so you can plan accordingly.