Panama Canal Cruises

Isla Parida is part of Paridas archipelago which consists of 50 uninhabited tropical islands off Panama's Pacific coast. Known for it's natural beauty, the group of islands has been under UNESCO protection since 1994. Most cruisers choose to spend their time on or in the water when in Isla Parida and the most popular activities tend to be diving and fishing. Nature lovers can also go to the National Marine Park which offers over 36,000 acres of land and sea to discover.

• Numerous affordable fishing tour groups
• National Marine Park
• Beautiful white sandy beaches and clear waters

The San Blas Islands are an archipelago of 365 islands in the Caribbean Sea inhabited by indigenous people who's traditions and culture still hold true and unspoiled to this day, making for a vibrant and colorful visit. Crystal-clear sea waters, white sandy beaches, the blue sky and palm trees create a truly beautiful scenery for you to enjoy. Take a dip in the waters to uncover some beautiful corals and other exciting marine life! The residents of San Blas Islands are known for their warmth and will certainly give you a warm reception!

• Vibrant, unspoiled culture and way of life of the Kuna people
• Warm, clear, shallow waters to go snorkling
• Sample the local cuisines of freshly caught fish, lobster and crab generally included in any hotel stays

Panama is the capital of the State of Panama in Central America. Panama doesn't just have cultural significance, it is also the economic and political center of the Panama region. The famous Panama Canal is one of the main attractions along with the presidential palace and the old town quarter of Casco Viejo.

• A great mix of styles in Architecture throughout the city
• A host of World Heritage sites including Panamá Viejo, Casco Viejo and The Cinta Costera 3
• The cathedral at Plaza de la Catedral

The Bocas the Toro Archipelago comprises seven islands in the Caribbean Sea off the northwest coast of Panama. Bocas Town is the capital of the province and the "big city" with the main shopping and nightlife possibilities. The area is a beloved destination for eco-tourism tours and adventure lovers. Besides the beautiful beaches, the islands offer plenty of outdoor activities, such as scuba diving, snorkeling, sailing, surfing and hiking.

• Great diversity in marine-life make for great scuba diving
• Wide range of surfing spots which cater for different all different levels
• Take a boat ride with local captains to go fishing for small Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, and Pelagics

Limon Bay is at the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal, and its breakwaters protect the shores of the cities of Cristóbal and Colón. Colón has undergone an impressive restoration and renovation project since 2014, and the city’s facelift has brought positivity and hope back to locals, while Cristóbal, now a part of the larger city of Colón has some beautiful architecture of historical significance.

• Fort San Lorenzo is a 1595 fortress built during the reign of King Phillip II
• Enjoy a train ride through the jungle along the Panama Canal Railway to Panama City
• Take a trip to the tranquil island of Isla Grande

Playa Muerto is a small village located in the south east of Panama, it is part of the beautiful Darien National Park. The village is home to the people of the Embera Indian tribe, who are believed to have moved to the area during the 16th century. The population has been rapidly declining though, the remoteness of the place means the locals have very few possibilities to earn money and survive in the village. This same remoteness also allowed the area to preserve its uniqueness, making it into an almost untouched paradise.

• Relax on one of the world's most remote natural beaches
• Enjoy a traditional local dance performance
• Stock up on souvenirs made by the tribe people

The island of Isla de Coiba is located off the Pacific coast of Panama and is surrounded by fine white sand beaches and mangroves. It is the largest island in Panama, and offers a lot of natural beauty. The relative isolation means that several species can only be found on this island.

• Home to many subspecies of wildlife indigenous to only Isla de Coiba
• Coiba National Park is kown a Unesco World Heritage Site
• One of the last known places in Central America for the Scarlet Macaw to inhabit

The Pearl Islands are a group of 100 or more islands, many of which are tiny and uninhabited, lying about 30 miles off the Pacific coast of Panama in the Gulf of Panama. Some of these islands are privately owned featuring hotels and offering small, quiet, clear beaches where you can sunbathe, swim and snorkel.

• Clean, quiet beaches for sunbathing, swimming and snorkeling
• Excursions to other small, uninhabited islands
• Clean and clear waters to marvel at the local marine life

Cebaco is a small island located off the Pacific Coast of Panama. The island includes only one small town that lies on Cebaco's northern coast. The local population is less than 500 people. Most of the people that live on the island are fishermen, selling their daily catch to the mainland. The uninhabited part of the island is covered in mountains, exotic trees and beautiful sandy beaches. Cebaco provides fantastic opportunities for scuba diving, snorkeling and other water sports.

• Spot migrating dolphins and humpback whales from the coast
• Visit one of the many waterfalls and mountain springs
• Enjoy the beauty and serenity of the lagoon at Punta Guagara