• Balboa Boutiques - Strip Mall - Shopping Mall - Balboa Boutiques Shopping Center stands as one of the most sophisticated and exclusive malls in Panama City.
• Parque Urracá - This park is situated on Ave. Balboa, at the start of the coastal strip (phase 1). It is among the city’s most frequented parks.

It features spacious sidewalks for walking, a children’s area, bicycle paths, a kids’ baseball park, and a basketball court.

Additionally, it includes a small amphitheater for cultural events.

• Poin Panama - Poin is the ideal spot to explore both the ancient and modern aspects of Panama City.
• San Felipe - Known as the Old Town or Casco Viejo, this area is where Panama City was relocated in 1673. The city was designed in a grid pattern towards the four cardinal directions, noted for the alignment of its streets and buildings, making it a classic example of an Indian city.
• Mi Pueblito - The Mi Pueblito Tourist Center showcases the settlements of Panama’s main ethnic groups, celebrating the country’s cultures and heritage.
• Albrook Mall - Albrook Mall is the largest shopping center in Panama and Latin America, ranking as the 25th largest globally. It is located on the former grounds of the Albrook air base, in the former Panama Canal Zone.
• Centro de Interpretacion de Ciudad del Saber - The City of Knowledge in Panama is an innovative hub situated on the former Clayton military installations, near the Panama Canal. It serves as a center for knowledge, research, and innovation, bringing together companies, universities, international organizations, and NGOs. The space fosters sustainable development and collaboration in science, technology, culture, and education, offering a vibrant environment for idea creation and exchange.
• Miraflores Visitor Center - The Miraflores Visitors Center offers a unique experience of the Panama Canal. It provides various activities to fully explore and enjoy the Panama Canal.
• Downtown Amador - Downtown Amador combines nightclubs, restaurants, and bars in a single vibrant setting.
• Biomuseo - The Biomuseo is a remarkable fusion of science and art, serving as a natural history museum dedicated to Panama. It explores the connection between the country’s biodiversity and its culture.
• Punta Culebra Nature Center - Punta Culebra is a visitor center located at the entrance of the Panama Canal on the Pacific Ocean side, focusing on the exploration and discovery of the natural world through science. The area also offers a variety of restaurants for a delightful lunch or dinner.
• Restaurante Bucaneros - Situated in Amador, Bucanero’s has been a gastronomic and tourist landmark on Flamenco Island for over 20 years. Its charming terrace and cozy balconies provide visitors and diners with stunning views of Panama City.
• Flamenco Island - Isla Flamenco is a Panamanian island returned to Panama by the Americans in the late 1970s. The island features a marina, known as the Flamenco Marina, offering services for yachts, mega-yachts, and cruise ships, which can communicate with the Flamenco Marina tower or the Marina itself.
• Sabroso Panamá - Sabroso Panamá is a restaurant offering traditional Panamanian cuisine, with a thematic ambiance reflecting the diverse cultures residing in the country.
• Casco Viejo - The Casco Antiguo or Casco Viejo is the name given to the location where Panama City was moved in 1673. The city was laid out in a grid pattern towards the four cardinal points, noted for the alignment of its streets and shutters, making it a classic model of an Indian city.
• Mercado de Mariscos - This market, located on Avenida Balboa at the entrance to the historic Casco Viejo, was established by the Panama City Hall with assistance from the Japan Technical Cooperation Agency in 1995. It offers fish and shellfish, along with restaurants and inns that serve these seafood products prepared for consumption.

• Technical stop

• Lunch
• Carbonated beverages
• Dinner
• Gratuities

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.