Arrive in Panama City and stay overnight.

Today you will fly from Panama City to Bocas del Toro for your escape to the tropical Caribbean coast at the luxury Balinese-inspired overwater bungalows of Nayara Bocas del Toro. During your next few days, you will have several complimentary activities to participate in, such as snorkeling, paddle boarding, and kayaking through the coastal mangroves.

Additional specialty experiences such as a dolphin-spotting sunset cruise, an indigenous chocolate tour, surf lessons, or visiting the beaches and island of Zapatilla Caye by private boat, can be booked on-site for an additional cost depending on your interests and preferences while there. (see full list of Excursions for additional Cost here​) Or, opt to relax and enjoy your free time in the sun, enjoying your plunge pool and overwater bungalow as you please. 


 

This morning, you'll return to the airstrip for a short flight over expansive jungles, landing in the heart of Panama's vibrant capital city. Upon arrival at the airport, you'll be met and transferred to your hotel for a seamless start to your stay.

This morning you will visit  Casco Antiguo, a colonial area that represents the second Panama City, characterized by very special architecture. You will visit San Jose church with the famous Golden Altar, walk along the French Plaza – a monument to the French Canal effort and take a panoramic look at the modern. Continue visiting the ruins of Panama La Vieja, where loads of Peru's gold once crossed.
Next, you will visit the main attraction in Panamá the Miraflores Locks Visitors Center, where you will visit multiple exhibits of the Canal and have the opportunity to view the operations of the Panama Canal.. Depending on the vessel transit program scheduled by the Panama Canal Authority, you could have the opportunity to see live ship transits.  

Last, you will finish up the tour at Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador), which connects the mainland to three small manmade islands. Note: The ship's transit schedule at The Panama Canal is exclusive to Panama Canal Authorities.

Make your way to the airport for your international flight home.