Do you like it fast and invigorating, then try rafting on the Chiriqui River or Chiriqui Viejo River. These rivers descend 11,000 feet from the top of Baru Volcano through magnificent forest country. A day full of wild rapids, fun and adventure!

No more talk about "the one that got away", the surrounding waters of Panama has plenty of fish, even one for you! The captain will take you to the best fishing spots. Enjoy a relaxing seafood lunch on Taboga Island with time to explore and swim.

Start with a 2 hour nature walk into the Chagres National Park before reaching the Chagres River for the rafting expedition. Along the way observe plenty of wildlife and birdlife. The river starts with a gentle flow, then progresses into a class III rapid further down for excitement. Take a swim in the crystal clear water to end a full day of adventure.

An exciting white water rafting adventure down Mamoni River. Start with a soft paddling down river then gratuate to a Class IV classification to spice things up. Travel past local gold seekers, maybe some crocodiles, monkeys and lots of species of birds and fish.

A once in a lifetime experience, as rarely are people able to see such an engineering wonder from this perspective. Embark on a journey through the Miraflores Locks on the Panama Canal and see it in operation first hand. An amazing experience to see the rise and fall of water with only the use of gravity.

Just a short plane trip from bustling Panama City is Contadora Island in the Las Perlas Archipelago or the 'Pearl Islands' as they are more commonly known. The island of Contadora, one of over 200 in the archipelago, is an enjoyable getaway where you can eat, lie on the beach, snorkel and more.

Visit Portobela Bay and dive in the historic waters of Sir Francis Drake's Island. The water is crystal clear and offer an abundance of marine life. This beautiful, small fishing village will excite you with some interesting historical ruins too.

Soberania National Park, a protected forest in Panama with one of the richest ecosystems in the world. Up in the Canopy Tower watch the wildlife below from a different perspective, or take a nature walk, see the exhibits and share in information from an experienced guide.

Take this opportunity to transit the Miraflores Locks, one of three locks used along the Panama Canal. The construction of the canal was one of the largest and most difficult engineering projects ever undertaken and made an enormous impact on shipping in this region. An amazing sight not be missed!

A close up look at nature starts at the Gamboa Aerial Train. Ascend 280 feet to the observation tower for a bird's eye view of the Humid Forest. Follow this with an up close and personal look at several exhibit from snakes to butterflies, and crocodiles to turtles. Finish today's tour with a visit to a model Indian village for a cultural experience.

The Panama Canal is busy with all sorts of floating craft, big and small. Take a high speed trip up the canal to see the activity first hand till you arrive at Gatun Lake, a protected area for wildlife. Later, explore the ruins of a disused WWII US Naval radio communications center.

This tour combines a Chagres River boat cruise with a short trail. The Chunga trail is named after a palm which is previlant to the area and also very important to the indigenous people. Arrive at the Chagres river for a boat exploration of the river banks in search of wildlife.