Experience◎ Costa Rica

Panama Canal Boat Tour to Monkey Islands

★★★★★

4.8(21 reviews)

|⏱ 4 hrs|👥 Up to 10 travelers|✓ For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

About This Experience

Unmatched Encounters with Wildlife and Nature :

Take a close look at Panama’s diverse wildlife. Find playful monkeys, exotic birds, crocodiles and other fascinating creatures in their natural habitats on Lake Gatun.

Our professional guides, fluent in English and Spanish, offer in-depth commentary on the history, ecology and importance of the Panama Canal and its surroundings.

Enjoy the ease of pick-up and return to your hotel, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Our comfortable boats are equipped with all the necessary safety measures.

Small Group Experience :

Meeting point

Starbucks front Albrook Mall (+507 68397745)

Itinerary

1 hr

Pick up at the hotel lobby Free admission

20 min

Travelers will take a boat with their life jackets and a licensed capta…

Travelers will take a boat with their life jackets and a licensed captain to leave from the Chagres River for Gatun Lake. The Chagres River is the main tributary of the Panama Canal.

20 min

Travelers will sail in front of the town of Gamboa established in 1910…

Travelers will sail in front of the town of Gamboa established in 1910 during the construction of the Panama Canal, in which they can observe the Maintenance department of the Panama Canal with structures such as the Titan Crane, the dredge boats of the Canal among other elements.

1 hr

Travelers will cruise Lake Gatun in the direction of Monkey Island wher…

Travelers will cruise Lake Gatun in the direction of Monkey Island where they will have the opportunity to pass by the boats in transit through the Channel, take photos and videos and live an amazing first-hand experience. They can also observe different animals such as crocodiles and birds that inhabit the area. When arriving at Monkey Island travelers will be able to interact with different species of monkeys such as the Titi or the Cariblanco monkeys