Menú Tours y Excursiones:

• Agrotourism in a Reforestation Mission
• Canopy Adventure
• Ecological Adventure at la India Dormida (Hiking + Thermal baths)
• Bocas del Toro
• Diving at Otoque and Boná Islands
  (Pacific Ocean)
  
• Diving at Caribbean Sea - Portobelo
• Canal + Shopping
• The Yayas Falls
• City Tour & Panamá Canal
• Embera Indigenous Community
• Culture & Crafts
• Panama Canal Expedition
• La Garota Tour
• Beach Ride (ATV)
• Intro to Bird Watching at Cerro Campana National Park
• Horseback Riding
• Dust & Sand (ATV)
• Deep-Sea Fishing
• Panama Express Train
• Intro to River Rafting in Rio Grande
• San Blas Islands
• Nature Trail at the Panama Rainforest Discovery Center on Pipeline Road and visit to the Miraflores Locks
• Surf – El Palmar Beach
• Gamboa & Aerial Tram
• Macano Trail (ATV)
• ATV Tour - El Valle
• Partial Canal Transit
• Anton Valley

Agrotourism in Rural Coclecito: Participation in a Reforestation mission at a Historical Village

Participate in a community action in the historical region of Coclecito, amid the picturesque mountains and rainforest surrounding this village located at 2.5 hours distance from the Resort. There, was the country home of one famous Panamanian military, General Omar Torrijos Herrera who retired there to organize the negotiations leading to the Torrijos-Carter Treaty which reverted to Panama the full ownership of the Panama Canal. The country home had been visited by leaders, dignitaries, and writers from all over the modern world to discuss this national issue of international consequences. We will visit the local church, famous for the historic painting decorating the wall behind the Altar.

Then, at the Ecological Alternative Farm we will walk in the agro thematic park and will be introduced to an organic fertilizer production technique. At the Alternative Farm, we will be escorted by people from the area and representatives of the Gnobe Bugle indigenous community, one of the most important ethnic group of the country. Our visit to the Ecological Alternative Farm will be our opportunity to become a Solidary Volunteer by participating to a reforestation activity during which we will transplant fruit trees in an action dedicated to the reforesting of the Danoso forest. The environmental gain implies more oxygen for the planet and more food supply for the wildlife. Your dedication will be recognised with a personal diploma issued and certified by Fundacion Alternativa, the NGO leading the project.

Included: Ground transport, English speaking tour guide, snack, lunch, soft drinks, growths for reforestation activity, and diploma.

Recommendation: Long pants, long sleeve shirt, long socks, boots or hiking shoes, sunglasses, repellent, sun block, hat, and a change of clothes.

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Canopy Adventure

This is an activity for the adventurous tourist looking for a new challenge! Ascend to the treetops and embark on a journey through the airs, all the while observing the flora and fauna of the tropical rainforest from a unique perspective. The equipment and techniques used are those developed by speleologists and mountain climbers. The Canopy Adventure is developed around the spectacular waterfall at El Chorro Macho in Valle de Anton. A stop will also be made at the local crafts market.

Included: Ground transport, English-speaking, tour guide, instruction, safety equipment, soft drink and snack

Recommendation: Shorts, sneakers or wet shoes and insect repellent

Degree of difficulty I - II
Maximum Weight: 200 lbs per person
Minimum Age: 12 years.

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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Ecological Adventure at la India Dormida (Hiking + Thermal baths)

Located in El Valle de Anton, 45 minutes from the hotel, we invite you to discover the fabled history that brings alive this majestic mountain baptized "la India Dormida." Evoking the shape of a sleeping woman, this mountain has inspired poets and writers who immortalized it as a popular legend from the colonial period. The tour begins with a visit to the famous "PiedraPintada", the Painted Stone, engraved with petroglyphs carved by Indian ancestors, narrating the great ancient history of El Valle de Anton. While hiking on the trail leading up to la India Dormida, you will cross a beautiful forest of mixed vegetation, reaching the top of the mountain in approximately two hours.

Once at the summit, one can enjoy the cool breeze and the spectacular view, at an altitude of more than 700 meters above sea level. Back down into the village, enjoy a delicious and well deserved lunch followed in the afternoon by a session in the thermal baths to treat your body with the healing power benefits of mineral therapy against skin diseases, allergies and arthritis, to name a few. A visit to the handicrafts market where you can find all kinds of local crafts is also included.

Included: Ground transport, tour guide,entry fees, rescue personnel, snack ,lunch and soft drinks.

Recommendation: Long pants, hiking sneakers, bathing suit, sunglasses, beach towel, hat, change of clothes, sun block andinsect repellent.

Degree of difficulty IV
Maximum Weight: 200 lbs per person
Minimum Age: 12 years.

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Bocas del Toro

Bocas del Toro encompasses part of the Parque Internacional La Amistad and the country's only marine park, Parque Nacional Marítimo Bastimentos - a testimony as good as any to the province's extensive beaches, pristine coral reefs and virgin rain forests. In truth, the biodiversity of the region is remarkable.

Of further interest is the Afro-Caribbean influence in the local culture, as showcased through architecture, cuisine and other forms of folkloric expression. (Optional tours)Take this unique opportunity to enjoy a boat tour to the bird sanctuary in the rocky Swan's Cay or visit the coral reefs of CayosZapatillas and the small islands of the mangrove swamp. Another option is to walk the Sendero de la RanaRoja (Path of the Red Frog) in search of the Dendrobatespumilo, the species of amphibian after which the path is named.

Included: Ground transfer Hotel - Albrook Airport - Hotel, roundtrip airfare, accommodation in standard air conditioned rooms, welcome at the airport in Bocas and transfer to the hotel, breakfast.

Recommendation: Casual dress, sneakers, wet shoes, insect repellent, beach attire, swimsuit, towel, sun-block, passport, cash for purchases, tours and restaurants, Cable and Wireless phone card.

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Diving at Otoque and Boná Islands
(Pacific Ocean)

Open waters 2 tank diving

Included: Maritime transfer Hotel-islands-Hotel in a boat with safety equipment (awning, life-jackets, radio and diving platform), English speaking Dive master, professional captain, 2 tanks, complete diving gear, soft drinks.

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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Diving at Caribbean Sea - Portobelo

Each and every one of us is familiar with the wonders of the Caribbean Sea: the multicolored fish, oddly-shaped corals and clear waters cast their spell on all avid divers. Portobelo is the preferred place in Panama to practice diving, due to the abundant marine environment. Among the species found here are angelfish, butterfly fish, surgeon fish, blue tang, parrot fish and sergeant majors.

We arrive in Portobelo in the afternoon and stay over in the bungalows that are part of the dive center's installations. The two dives are planned for the following morning and afterwards a traditional Panamanian lunch is served in the dive center cafeteria, before the return trip to the Resort. Optional night dive on the arrival day (additional cost).

Included: Ground transport to Portobelo and back, lodging in comfortable simple rooms, dinner, breakfast and lunch (drinks NOT included), transport on standard boat with a capacity for 10 passengers and with all the necessary safety equipment, professional captain, English speaking Dive master, 2 tanks and all dive gear.

Recommendation: Sun-block, dive certificate, logbook, seasickness medication, cash for drinks and other purchases, Cable and Wireless phone card, passport, light and simple clothing, wet shoes, beach towel.

Note: On that tour, we do not accept pregnant woman, clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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Canal + Shopping

The perfect combination! Admire the impressive engineering work of the early 1900's and the extraordinary short time required for the huge cargo ships to transit at the Miraflores Locks (subject to Panama Canal Authority's transit schedule).We visit also two of Central America's largest shopping malls with stores offering a wide variety of merchandise (e.g. shoes, sports articles, souvenirs, clothes for the whole family, appliances) and special discounts for Decameron Explorer guests.

Included: Ground transport, English-speaking tour guide, Multicentro discount coupons, snack and soft drink.

Recommendation: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, sun-block, hat, sunglasses.

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The Yayas Falls

Located at the entrance of Omar Torrijos Herrera National Park in El Cope, approximately one hour away from the Resort. "Las Yayas" Falls are found. This is a place where the water slides down huge volcanic rocks to finally divide itself in three falls. It is mother nature's treasure, inviting you to learn about its history.

Walk the steps to the river bed amid a vegetation of primary forest in a tropical climate where you will watch bright colorful birds singing a mixture of sounds and whistles (over 300 species have been identified at the site, including toucans, parrots, and the sicklebill hummingbird). You will also observe a variety of exuberant ferns, moss, orchids, bromelias, heliconias, and an endless number of endemic plants. Along the road, we will find a small view point that invites you to admire the great scenery. It is about an hour and a half walk that allows you to take a close look a nature in an ecological adventure. At the end of the walk, you will enjoy a refreshing dip into this natural pool: the Yayas Falls.

Included: Ground transport, English speaking, tour guide, entry fees, snack, and soft drinks.

Recommendation: Light clothing, shorts, sneakers, wet shoes, insect repellent, sun block, sunglasses, hat, beach towel, and a change of clothing.

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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City Tour & Panamá Canal

This tour takes us to see the Miraflores Locks, where we can admire the operation of the Canal and the passage of ships (subject to the Panama Canal Authority's transit schedule). We visit the colonial city - or Casco Viejo, designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO with attractions such as the Golden Altar, the Plaza de Francia, LasBóvedas. A panoramic visit to the ruins of Panamá La Vieja - now a historical monument to a time gone-by and also designated World Heritage Site - the original settlement that was destroyed in 1671 by the infamous pirate Sir Henry Morgan.

We will visit "MiPueblito" where you can see replicas of houses of the three most important ancient cultures in the country: the Spanish, the Indian and the Afro–Antillan. Appreciate the panorama of the modern city of Panama and the Balboa Boulevard, where the statue of Vasco Núñez de Balboa, the discoverer of the South Sea is situated. An impression upon departing will make the panoramic tour on the Amador Causeway from where you have a magnificent view.

Included: Ground transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees, lunch and soft drink.

Recommendation: Comfortable shoes, hat, sun-block

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Embera Indigenous Community

The Emberá Indians are one of the many ethnic indigenous tribes in Panama. Visitors are welcome to discover their culture in one of their communities, EmberáPurú, PararáPurú or Embera Drua (choice depends on climatic conditions), each located on the banks of one of the most important rivers in the Canal Basin. After 3 hour of scenic bus ride to the banks of the San Juan or Charges River, we are met by representatives of the Emberá Indians who take us up the river in piraguas for 35 minutes.

We then arrive to the community originating from the mountainous region of the Darién province. We will experience the history and culture of the indigenous culture, through narrative, traditional dance and craftsmanship like baskets woven from the natural fibers of the chunga, maquenque and naguala palm trees, as well as figures carved in cocobolo wood and tagua (better known as vegetable ivory) available for sale. We will enjoy a typical lunch of fried fish and yucca or plantains, and listen to an explanation on behalf of the Botanist on the medical use of some plants. This is the opportunity to try an ancestral custom in the form of a tattoo with jagua, an extract from vegetable seeds which the Indians use to adorn their bodies with geometrical patterns or animal sketches for ceremonies and special celebrations. There is also time for a refreshing bath in the river.

Included: Ground transport, boat transport in an engine-powered piragua, english-speaking tour guide, donation to the community and park, traditional lunch, soft drinks, fruits, snack and tattoo (included if desired)

Recommendation: Light and simple clothing, wet shoes or sneakers, swimsuit, beach towel, cash for souvenir shopping and for bringing dry goods to the community, change of clothes, sun-block and insect repellent.

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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Culture & Crafts

A prominent characteristic of the province of Coclé is the artistic vocation of its inhabitants. This is showcased by the large diversity of handmade products and the variety of natural materials used to elaborate these products: hats, wicker baskets, paintings on wood, jewellery manufacturing, embroidery and carvings in "soap stone".

We visit the Parque Central in Penonomé, the public market, crafts dealers, the Barrio San Antonio and Panama's geographic midpoint. We will visit a handcrafts store in the village of La Pintada where the famous "Sombreros Pintados" are manufactured by hand, the cigar factory "Tabacos Costa ", where we can buy Cuban tobacco. We visit the town of Natá de Los Caballeros, the oldest on the pacific coast and second to be found on the mainland, here we will visit the minor Basilica of Santiago Apóstol. The El Caño Archaeological Museum, where the remainders of an ancient, mysterious pre-columbine culture are exhibited. We also visit "Panafruit", a cashew processing plant.

Included: Ground transport, English-speaking guide, entry fees.

Recommendation: Sneakers, hat, sun-block, insect repellent and cash for souvenir shopping.

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Panama Canal Expedition

This is a fascinating adventure, ideal for nature lovers. From the shores of the world's most famous man-made lake, the Gatún Lake, you will be transported on fast motor boats where you will find yourself immersed in the magnificent jungle vegetation while touring by small islands and channels in the lake. This lake was created to supply and control the water resources available for the Panamá Canal operation.

Along the route you will experience firsthand the splendor and excitement of the tropical rainforest, navigating by ancient secret routes used by the military, while passing closely by large PANAMAX vessels (maximum size for ships transiting the Panamá Canal) traveling from one ocean to another through the middle of the continent. You will also have a chance to observe the process of the canal expansion and dredging to make the 4th set of locks.

A visit to an island which hosted one of the most important American Radio Stations which served as a control and monitor center during World War II, processing all information in this inter oceanic route. A walk to the ruins of this abandoned Radio Station will take you back in history. (subject to change due to the Canal dredging operations). As an alternative, We will visit Summit Municipal Park: "A gem within the Soberania [Sovereignty] National Park", which has a small zoo and a large variety of native and foreign species. The most representative specie in the park is the Harpy Eagle, Panama's national bird. You will be engulfed by the exuberant vegetation and its fauna in this natural habitat: exotic birds (toucans, snail kite, jacanas, falcons), howler and capuchin monkeys, sloths, iguanas, and crocodiles are just a few of the animals that you will see. Enjoy a picnic style lunch on the Sound of Silence island while observing the transit of ships. Tour participants will be able to enjoy this trip while partaking in additional activities such as kayaks and fishing. A visit to the YMCA crafts market is also included.

Included: Ground and boat transport (20 passengers each), English speaking tour guide, picnic style lunch (sandwiches, fruit, soft drinks, snack).Kayaks, fishing gear.

Recommendation: Long sleeve shirt, pants, running shoes or hiking boots, sun block, hat, sunglasses, insect repellent, additional set of clothes.

Note: Pregnant women or clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication, are not allowed on this tour

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La Garota Tour

Enjoy a three hour tour aboard the motor/sailor La Garota. Tour the coastline to see the other landscape; go to Isla Farallon to swim and snorkel. While underway, take advantage of the comfortable boat to relax and sunbathe on the forward deck. You will have the opportunity to fish, perhaps see marine life. In addition, there is always music for dancing and staff aboard for games and fun.

Included: Boat transport,mixed drinks (beer, soda), chips.

Recommendation: Beach clothing, beach towel, bathing suit, sun block, hat, sunglasses, wet shoes.

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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Beach Ride (ATV)

This is a nice and easy tour for all those who wish to enjoy an ATV ride on the beach. Driving along the beach we enjoy the summer, the waves and the sea breeze, all the while passing beach homes, including Gen. Noriega's former residence, and a picturesque fishing-village, where -with a bit of luck- we get to see the local fishermen harvesting their daily catch.

Included: Spanish speaking guiding instructor, ATV, helmet.

Recommendation: Shorts, sun-block, insect repellent, sneakers and sunglasses.

Note: On that tour, we do not accept pregnant woman, clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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Intro to Bird Watching at Cerro Campana National Park

Cerro Campana, located a mere 50 km from the Resort, covers an area of 4,816 hectares (11,900 acres) and became the country's first national park in 1967. The park, embraced by the Rio Chagres which is part of the complex water reserve system to provide the Panama Canal operations, harbors a great biodiversity of flora and fauna.

According to studies carried out by the National Panamanian University and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, the geography of the region characterized by mountains of basaltic rock at altitude, has contributed to the park's rich diversity of species. This is the perfect place for bird watching, even for beginners, and you will become familiarized with species such as the iris-beaked toucan, the tangara, the white-tailed sparrowhawk and the pavasimba.

Included: Ground transport, english-speaking tour guide, entry fees, binoculars, birds of Panama ID cards, soft drink and snack.

Recommendation: Sneakers or trekking shoes, insect repellent, long pants, hat and sunblock.

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Horseback Riding

Enjoy a horseback riding trip near the hotel installations were you will see the natural habitat of the area. We will visit the ruins of the old military bases commanded by former Panamanian dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega, as well as the beach properties along the way you will see fruit trees, birds, and if lucky the morpho (blue) butterflies of the region.

Maximum Weight: 200 lbs per person
Minimum Age minima: 12 years.

Included: Horses, saddle (1 per person), 1-hour tour.

Recommendation: Long pants or jeans, tennis shoes, wet shoes, sun block lotion, hat and sun glasses.

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Dust & Sand (ATV)

A mix of beach and mountain adventures. Our trip will take us trough the village of Farallón until the mouth of the river, stop at the ruins of Gen. Noriega's former beach residence and speed along the landing strip of the former military airport.

Degree of difficulty: II
Duration: 1 hour
departures: Daily

Included: Spanish speaking guiding instructor, ATV, helmet and protective eyewear

Recommendation: Long pants, sneakers, insect repellent, sun-block, swimsuit and towel

Note: On that tour, we do not accept pregnant woman, clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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Deep-Sea Fishing

The Pacific Ocean is a dream come true for the avid deep-sea sports fisher, with catch like tuna, dorado, sailfish, rooster fish, mackerel, amber jack, grouper and corvina (croaker).

Duration: 5 hours

Included: Boat with all the necessary safety gear (awning, life - jackets, radio), English speaking professional captain, fishing gear and soft drinks

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

Panama Express Train

After a 3 1/2 hour bus ride, we arrive to the city of Colón, Panama's commercial capital and the Western Hemisphere's largest Free Trade Zone. We also visit the Gatún Locks, the Canal´s biggest, where we get an introduction to the Canal operations (subject to the Panamá Canal Authority's transit schedule). We visit Portobelo, a city which position made it the trading crossroads. In the ruins of the fortifications, the canons that served to defend the city are still in place. Today, Portobelo is an important pilgrimage site for the devotees of the Cristo Negro or Black Christ.

Enjoy a typical lunch (fried fish, plantains) at Playa Langosta local restaurant located on the beach. Take a swim in the crystal waters of the Caribbean Sea. We take a panoramic tour of the city of Colón, before returning to Panama City on the Panama Canal Railway, the world's first inter-oceanic railway (one hour train ride). The rails border the Canal stretch at all times, passing by the still immense Gatún Lake and through the dense, virginal tropical forests of the Canal Basin.

Included: Ground and train transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees, snack, soft drink and lunch.

Recommendation: Casual clothing, walking shoes, passport, sun-block, insect repellent, swimsuit, beach towel, change of clothes, hat, sunglasses.

Note: The tour is subject to modifications related to the weather and the visit of Portobello followed by the lunch on the beach may be replaced by a visit to the Fortress of San Lorenzo followed by a panoramic tour of the city of Colón. The fortress is located on a cape on the Chagres river and is considered as one of the main Fortress from the colonial era. Lunch will be served in a restaurant in the city of Colón

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Intro to River Rafting in Rio Grande

Rafting down the Río Grande, which is born in the central mountain range of the Coclé Province and runs into the Pacific Ocean, is a truly unique experience. During the (approx.) two-hour ride we come upon class II and III rapids, picturesque farms and forests. Each and every participant will have the opportunity to actively participate during the trajectory down the watery path, in a scenic surrounding characteristic of this region. Each group is accompanied by an instructor who is a professional in safety procedures.

Degree of difficulty: II
Duration: 6 a 8 hours (depending on river water level )
Maximum Weight: 200 lbs per person
Minimum Age: 12 years.

Included: Bus transport, guiding instructor, english - speaking guide, zodiacs (or kayaks, depending on the water level), life - jackets, helmets, oars, first aid kit, snack, soft drinks and picnic - style lunch

Recommendation: Shorts, wet shoes, swimsuit, sun-block, insect repellent, towel and a change of clothes

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

San Blas Islands

In the Caribbean Sea lies this exotically enchanting place, a coastline of 200 miles dotted with islands, coral reefs and white sandy beaches. San Blas is in the care of one of the most traditional indigenous civilizations in the Americas: the Kuna Indians, whose culture is doubtlessly the most well-preserved among all the American indigenous tribes. The Kunas have been given the authority to establish their own self-ruled territory, la Comarca de San Blas, where a tribe parliament rules over the local population.

Take a leisurely walk through a typical village, while interacting with the natives and taking the opportunity to buy some pretty molas, the finest in Kuna craftsmanship. In the morning, you have a boat at your disposition to visit a nearby beach or coral reef for some unforgettable snorkelling.

Included: Ground transfer Hotel – Albrook airport - hotel, round trip airfare, transport in motor-driven canoe to the island, community tax, lodging in simple rooms, board (breakfast, light lunch, seafood dinner), excursions to the village and beaches.

No Included: Drinks.

Recommendation: Simple and light clothing, sneakers, wet shoes, insect repellent, swimsuit, sun-block, snorkelling equipment, bottled water, passport, cash for purchases, beach towel and a Cable and Wireless phone card

Note: Flights are subject to change without prior notice. Maximum luggage weight: 12 kls per person.

On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

Nature Trail at the Panama Rainforest Discovery Center on Pipeline Road and visit to the Miraflores Locks

The 24km Pipeline Road was built during the 2nd World War for transportation of fuel between the two oceans but was never used, the Panama Canal never having been threatened. Pipeline Road later came to a new fame for the rich ecosystem revealed by the many scientific studies of its fauna and flora.

The Panama Rainforest Discovery Center has the mission of protecting the rainforest through sustainable tourism. There is a 1km walking trail leading to a 32m observation tower with resting platforms accessible by a spiral staircase. Once on the top deck, you will enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the canopy. It is a prime bird watching location and many species such as Toucans, Hummingbirds, and Blue Cotinga are regular sightings on Pipeline Road Further, we reach a small wooden deck on the edge of Lake Calamito for the observation of water wildlife such as Jacanas, Grebes, Herons, Snail Kite, crocodiles, sloth, Coati, butterflies, proliferating in the Canal watershed. We will complement the day with a visit to the Miraflores Locks to learn more about the Canal history and its operation during transitings of ships.( Traffic subject to ACP priorities )

Departure: 8:00 a.m.
Return: 5:30 p.m.

Included: Ground transport, entrance fees, English speaking tour guide, snack, lunch and refreshments.

Recommendation: Light clothing (avoid bright colors), long pants, boots or hiking shoes, repellent, sunglasses, hat. Smoking is prohibited. No children under 12 yr.allowed at the observation tower. Note: for security reasons, pregnant women nor participants under the influence of alcohol or any other form of drugs will be allowed participation on the tour.

Note: On that tour , we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxications.

Surf – El Palmar Beach

A mere 30 minutes from the hotel we will find El Palmar, a small coastal town on Panama's Pacific coast where you will findPanama Surf School, located in a privileged area of the Pacific Gulf, offering the possibility to surf in one of the country's most recognized beaches. The Surf School has a beachfront location with excellent waves that are ideal for beginners, as well as for experienced surfers.

Professional surfers teach the classes and they will teach you basic aspects of this sports activity so that you can have a fun and safe experience. There is one instructor per each couple of students. No prior experience is required, only a desire to have fun learning one of the most exciting aquatic sports and to embark in an adventure of riding the waves We also rent surfboards to experienced surfers.

Departure: 9:00 a.m. • Return: 1:00 p.m.
Departure: 2:00 p.m. • Return: 6:00 p.m.

Physical Conditions: Must be in good physical conditions and have no blood pressure or heart problems.
Minimum Age: 12 years.

Included: Ground transportation, 2 hours of introductory training per person (theory, practice on sand and on water) bilingual instructor (Spanish – English), surfboard, snack, and refreshments.

Recommendation: Must know how to swim, change of clothes, swimsuit, beach towel, sun-block, hat, sunglasses, rash guard or t-shirt to use during class.

Note:Due to climatic conditions changes may be made prior to or during planned activities and schedules may change according to the tide.

On that tour, we do not accept pregnant woman , clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

Gamboa & Aerial Tram

Visit the vast botanical garden and discover the lush vegetation and wildlife. From the aerial tram at a height of 36 mts/118ft, the panoramic view will give you the opportunity to admire the diversity of trees, birds, hummingbirds, the butterflies, the monkeys in their natural habitat in addition to having a stunning view of Lake Gatun. A visit to the orchid nursery, the aquarium, the serpentarium, the butterfly exhibit in our tropical forest will conclude your day.

Departure: 8:00 a.m.
Return: 5:00 p.m.

Included: Ground transport, English speaking tour guide, aerial tram, exhibits entrance, lunch and drinks.

Recommendation: Light clothing, walking shoes, hat, sunblock, insect repellent.

Note: Schedule of aerial tram ride will vary according to time of arrival.

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Macano Trail (ATV)

This tour will take us from the warm palm-clad lowlands, at sea level, to a fascinating mountainous region. It's a day of riding through fun muddy terrain, crossing streams among reforestation areas and passing through picturesque rural settlements until reaching a natural dam for a well-deserved rest and a bath.

Degree of difficulty: III
Duration: 3 hours
Frequency: Daily

Included: Spanish speakingguiding instructor, ATV, helmet and protective eyewear

Recommendation: Long pants, sneakers, insect repellent, sun-block, swimsuit, towel and a change of clothes

Note: On that tour, we do not accept pregnant woman, clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication.

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ATV Tour - El Valle

Drive Trougt a 4x4 track to the beautiful mountains of our country where you will be able to drive trough secondary forests and observe the flora and fauna of the place. VISIT: Hato Viejo, Santa Rita and El Valle de Anton.

Departure: 9:00 a.m.
Return: 2:00 p.m.

Degree of difficulty: IV
Minimum Age: 18 years
departures: Wednesday, Saturday and sunday

Included: Round trip transportation, ATV, English speaking guide, bottled water, lunch.

Recommendation: Light clothing, sun block, insect repelent, long pants sun glasses, extra clothing.

Note: Driver license required.

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Partial Canal Transit

This is your chance to get to know the eighth wonder of the world from the best perspective imaginable - on board a boat transitting through the locks. We embark from the dredging division at Gamboa in the Gatún Lake, navigate the Corte Culebra or Gaillard´s Cut through the continental division and head towards the Pedro Miguel Locks, on the Pacific side. Here we can witness the Canal operating, as the ferry is hydraulically lowered 9 m. (30 feet).

We continue to the Miraflores Locks, where the boat is again lowered another 18 m. (60 feet), and pass under the imposing Las Americas Bridge, which marks the entrance to the Canal on the Pacific side, before getting off at the Port of Balboa or Amador. Ground transfer back to the Hotel.

Departure: 8:30 a.m.
Return: 6:00 p.m. *(Only Saturday)

Included: Ground and boat transport, English-speaking tour guide, snacks, soft drinks and lunch

Recommendation: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, passport, sun-block and hat

Note: The duration of the tour depends on transit schedules, and variations of up to two hours might occur.

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Anton Valley

At a 45-minute distance from the Resort, in the Antón Valley, lies a picturesque village in the crater of an extinct volcano. At its crafts market you'll find a multiple offer of tropical flowers, fruits and vegetables, as well as crafts handmade by the villagers themselves. We visit the El Chorro Macho waterfall, where we will walk through the tropical rain forest.

A visit to the local animal shelter which serves as a place of recuperation for wild animals that have been hurt and need assistance is also included as well as the botanical garden. El Níspero, where we will visit the center for amphibians, the endemic golden frog and a wide variety of flora and fauna typical of this area including an orchid nursery.

Departure: 8:00 a.m.
Return: 2:00 p.m.

Included: Ground transport, English-speaking, tour guide, entry fees, snack, and soft drinks.

Recommendation: Shorts, sneakers, sun-block, hat and insect repellent.

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