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Panama City Group Itinerary

06 Days - 05 Nights

Itinerary #1 - Panama: Panama City
Whether your Guatemala group travel needs are for managed or unmanaged groups, family reunions, school groups, incentive travel programs and awards, groups of friends, company site inspections, meetings, business trips, wedding parties, research visits, birthdays, church groups, class reunions, anniversaries, wine clubs, team building, convention planning or professional organizations, ILS3 can help you create an unforgettable Panama City experience.


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  1st Arrival in Panama City
Transfer airport / hotel
05 nights accommodation

Panama - Panama City
Panama - Panama City
Panama - Panama City
Panama - Panama City
  2nd Full day Portobello Tour
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Panama City City Tours

Full day Portobello Tour
Portobello was the shipping point to Spain for all the treasures of the Inca Empire and the favorite target of the pirates like Sir Francis Drake. Here, sailing ships would begin the trip back to Spain , escorted by enough firepower to repel most, but not all, pirate attacks as they attempted to sail on past the West Indies . We'll take an intimate look at the outstanding features of this important historical site as well as the Church of the Black Christ.
  3rd Panama Viejo Ruins Tour
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Panama City City Tours

Panama Viejo Ruins Tour
The first city founded in the isthmus by the Spanish. Passing through Altos Del Golf, an up market residential neighborhood, we continue on to visit Casco Antiguo, the colonial city of Panama . The architecture of this area is exquisite and includes French, Italian and Spanish styles. Here you will see the Golden Altar, also home to the “Flat Arch”.
We will also take a panoramic look of the modern city from this vantage point where you can also see the ships that are anchored in the bay awaiting their turn to transit the canal.
Our final stop will be at the Miraflores Locks where you will experience the operation of the Panama Canal at first hand and enjoy an audiovisual presentation that describes how ships pass through this engineering wonder.

  4th Partial Canal Transit
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Panama City City Tours

Partial Canal Transit
Early in the morning you will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to Port Amador in Flamenco Island . We will follow our companion vessel for the transit of the Miraflores Locks. These locks raise the boat to the level of the Miraflores Lake that we will cross until we reach the Pedro Miguel Locks here our boat will be raised to approximately 85 feet above sea level so that we can cross through the center of Panama . After exiting Pedro Miguel, we enter the narrowest section of the Canal known as Gailard (or Culebra) Cut. This was the most difficult part of the excavation during the construction of the Panama Canal as it cuts through the continental divide; we will arrive at Gamboa where the Panama Canal Dredging Division has its headquarters and where you will be able to observe the impressive machinery used here to keep the canal in navigable condition.
  5th Chagres River Indigenous Community
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Panama City City Tours

Chagres River Indigenous Community
This fascinating, authentic cultural excursion starts early in the morning. A short bus ride takes us to our starting point within the Tropical Rainforest of the Chargres National Forest . Then we will take motorized dugout canoes up the Chagres River where we will meet the passionate and friendly people of the Embera-Drua community and learn about their indigenous culture and traditions. We will lunch in their typical thatched huts.
You will also have the chance to take a tour with the “Medicine Man” who will explain the use of plants as natural medicines. The Embera Indians are master artisans in Panama , known for their fine baskets and high quality woodcarvings. In addition to crafting objects for sale, skilled woodcarving has many traditional uses in the Embera culture, including fabricating hunting weapons, canoe, paddles, household furnishing and ceremonial objects.

  6th Transfer hotel / airport

Itineraries can be changed or customized according to your preference.



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