During your free time, guests are welcome to explore Panama City and its surroundings at their own pace. Below are a few suggested activities for those who would like ideas while visiting.
Stroll through historic streets and colorful plazas while enjoying the charm of Panama’s old quarter.
Visitors can explore museums, churches, art galleries, rooftop views, cafés, and local cuisine throughout the area.
Stroll through historic streets and colorful plazas while enjoying the charm of Panama’s old quarter.
Visitors can explore museums, churches, art galleries, rooftop views, cafés, and local cuisine throughout the area.
Visit the Miraflores Visitor Center and watch ships pass through the canal locks.
Learn about the history, engineering, and global importance of one of the world’s most famous waterways.
Enjoy scenic walking and hiking trails with views of the city skyline and surrounding nature.
This park offers a peaceful escape within the city and opportunities for wildlife spotting.
Boat tours through the canal watershed offer a unique way to experience Panama’s natural beauty.
Guests may see monkeys, birds, sloths, and other wildlife along the way.
Browse artisanal crafts, souvenirs, and handmade goods at local markets.
Shopping malls and local boutiques are also available throughout the city.
Enjoy traditional Panamanian dishes as well as international cuisine.
Coffee shops and dessert spots can be found throughout Panama City.
On Day 4, as we venture to the Pearl Islands / Contadora Island, guests are invited to join us.
Options may include beach clubs, seaside restaurants, and relaxed island experiences.
Spa and wellness services are available at the Santa Maria Hotel & Golf Resort.
Guests may enjoy massages, spa treatments, and relaxation experiences during their stay.
Enjoy traditional Panamanian dishes as well as international cuisine.
Coffee shops and dessert spots can be found throughout Panama City.
In some cases, travelers from countries that typically require a visa may enter Panama without a separate Panama visa if they hold a valid multiple-entry visa or residence permit from:
If you do need a visa, please start the process early, as processing times can vary.
Even if you do not need a visa, you may still be asked for:
We strongly advise confirming up-to-date requirements with the nearest Panamanian embassy, consulate, or official government website before booking travel.
For arrival details and transportation guidance, please visit the Travel Information page.