Kayaking the Chagres River & San Lorenzo Day Tour

Our kayaking is the ultimate in tranquility! Join us in Kayaking the lower Chagres River and embark on a voyage with Mother Nature. Experience a true Tropical Rainforest at a leisurely pace that will allow us to quietly go with the current and perchance come upon unique jungle birds, monkeys, sloths, and maritime life surrounded by tropical flora and fauna. And a visit to the Historical Castle of San Lorenzo Tour includes a brief pass thru Colon, From there we go to Fort Sherman and on to the mouth of the Chagres below Fort San Lorenzo.

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Historical Portobelo Country Side & Kayaking Tour

Tour will include tour of the Colon City and head on down to Portobello. There will be a guided walking tour around the town visiting the Church of the Black Christ, the Aduana (Customs House), Fort San Geronimo, Santiago de Gloria and stop in at some of the local artesenia shops. This will be followed by kayaking the group for approximately 1 1/2 hours in the bay visiting the historic fortifications of San Fernando and San Fernandito- a snack and cold bottled water will be provided. Lunch will be provided.

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Fishing Charter on the Panama Canal and Lake Gatun

1⁄2 day tour
Take a trip along the canal and into Lake Gatun. The lake was created as part of the canal and provides superb fishing for Peacock Bass or ‘Sargento,’ and many other fish as well as great views of the surrounding forested hills. Tour includes fishing poles, bait, cooler, and boxed lunch.

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Camino de Cruces Trail

The 8-mile Camino de Cruces Trail takes visitors through 4,000 hectares of primarily tropical forest that connect the Metropolitan and the Soberania National Parks. Freshwater birds can be seen by the ponds located at the start of Chiva Chiva Road. Follow the road and discover a variety of birds, flora and fauna. The Camino de Cruces Trail was originally used in the 16th and 17th centuries by Spanish plunderers to haul gold from Peru by mule across the Isthmus of Panama on its way to Spain. This trail was also used as a path for fortune seekers transiting the Isthmus during the 1849-1950 California Gold Rush. All day. Box lunch included.

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