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Discover Metropolitan Natural Park, Panama City's only wildlife refuge, during this 1.5- to 3-hour guided tour. Stroll down well-kept nature trails through the forest and learn about the history of the park from your guide. View over 250 bird, reptile and amphibian species, 45 species of mammals (including Geoffroy's Tamarin) and 280 different types of trees. Be sure to bring your camera for great photo ops. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation from central Panama City hotels are included.

This morning you will be transferred to the shores of the gatun lake, this tour takes you for a Zip line into the rainforest and the Gatun lake is a half day tour with certified instructors and equipment, not close your eyes and enjoy the views to the lake and the rainforest along the different 5 stations that this adventure offer to you.

One true experience, is to navigate through the canal of Panama, and have a first-hand experience. At the same time discover the flora and fauna of the canal of Panama. Among the wild lives, it is often seen different species of Monkeys that add a special touch to your visit. Like if it was not enough visit the Summit zoo, to see other wild lives and the guest of Honor is certainly you then the National Bird of Panama. A series of wild lives can be observed in the Panama Canal inner areas such as: Iguanas, birds and of course the monkeys. Our expert tour guide takes you to the sites where the monkeys live and you can take your own pictures of them. This tour runs with a minimum of 4 participants.

Our tour is Unique because we are the only Mega Catamaran in Panama designed exclusively for this type of whale and dolphin watching excursions. Our staff is highly professional and offer only high standard services. We have a professional Chef on board and our meals are prepared fresh on the moment. Our guides are highly qualify to offer you a great informative experience and on the way back to the city our DJ will help you to relax with great music as you keep on observing more whales and dolphins.