Fuerte Amador, Panama (for Panama City)

Take in up-close views of the canal's largest-ever expansion project on a half-day adventure to the Panama Canal Expansion Project Observation Center. Watch an informative film, peruse a collection of photographic displays then shoot your own photos of the incredible views of Gatún Lake and the new waterway system from a variety of indoor and outdoor platforms

Celebrate the cultural and historic significance of ancient Panama on a panoramic and guided tour that takes you behind the tall skyscrapers and modern façades to the ruins and remains of the country's glorious beginnings and tragic past. Tour both Old Panama and the Colonial City.

Enjoy an in-depth view of the Panama Canal and the United States military bases that once occupied the area. Explore the Panama Canal Interoceanic Museum a devoted museum to the history of the construction of the Panama Canal and its various stages. This includes the first French Canal construction attempt and the U.S. involvement after constructions. Then you will have a guided drive through the U.S Ex Military bases.

Behold Panama's cultural treasures during this exciting tour that celebrates ancient past and artisan traditions. Witness the famed gold Orchids of Panama at the Reposa craft workshop. Stroll through the ruins of Old Panama, view treasured artifacts at the Old Panama Museum and see the sights of the historic quarter.

Experience two outstanding highlights of Panama, when you enjoy a guided walk through Colonial Panama's most celebrated landmarks and rich architectural diversity. Then, the engineering marvel of the canal comes to life at the Miraflores Locks Observation Center, where you'll learn the history of the canal and view its intricate process.

Through the magic of IMAX 3D technology, sit back and take an extraordinary visual journey through one of the seven wonders of the world when you watch the film "Panama Canal 3D: A Land Divided – A World United," narrated by Academy-Award actor Morgan Freeman, on one of the world's largest IMAX screens.

Explore the architectural marvel known as the BioMuseo. While the exterior boasts a colorful origami-shaped design by master architect Frank Gehry, the interior highlights Panama's natural wonders with gigantic sculptures, ancient fossils and multimedia exhibits. A sightseeing tour along Cinta Costera 3 and Avenida Balboa completes your adventure.

Travel by dugout canoe deep into the heart of Chagres National Park, home of the Embera Indian Village. The Chief greets you and the tribe performs a traditional welcome ceremony and ceremonial dance. Stroll through the authentic surroundings, interact with the villagers, learn their customs, and browse their exceptional handicrafts.

Board your tour boat for a 90-minute eco-cruise on Gatun Lake. Glide past lush rainforest to a secluded region of the lake and witness first-hand the splendor and excitement of the jungle. Later, visit the New Locks of the Panama Canal. Your guide explains the engineering feat required to move ships over a continental divide that separates two oceans.

Watch powerful tankers and massive ships traverse the Panama Canal with a tour of the Miraflores Locks. Learn the history of the world's 8th wonder and see how the canal is being expanded with a visit to the Expansion Observatory Platform overlooking the waterway.

Ideal for nature lovers, this enchanting cruise takes you through the waters of the Panama Canal and along the jungle covered islands of Gatun Lake. A naturalist guide escorts you, points out the abundant wildlife among the lush and fragrant foliage, and coaxes playful monkeys to come out and say hello!

The lush Gamboa Rainforest comes to life as you soar over the treetops in a unique aerial tram ride. A knowledgeable wilderness guide shares the history of the area and points out the indigenous flora and fauna. An observation tower and short hikes afford unparalleled views of Soberania National Park.

Thrill to an intimate perspective of the Panama Canal on a small watercraft excursion. Visit Miraflores Locks for an in-depth view of canal operations and enjoy the jungle scenery along Gatun Lake. Then, marvel at the ingenuity of the Gaillard Cut, the most challenging section of the canal to build.

This is the same tour as PA6-170 save that passengers travel in a restored executive rail car with booth seating on one side and rows of two seats with small tables on the other. Your car has a rest-room and shares a small open-air observation deck with the dome car described in PA6-170. The Executive Car does not have the glass dome viewing area.

Hop aboard the hemisphere's first transcontinental railroad and see the Panama Canal from the seat of a 19th century railway dome car. During your journey you'll travel across the isthmus and see Gatun Lake. Then, learn the operation of the locks at the New Locks Observation Center.