A private, unhurried introduction to Panama City's history from colonial times to the modern skyline.
A flexible private tour through Panama City's must-see landmarks, with a guide who tailors the pace and stops to your interests.
This is a flexible, private introduction to Panama City rather than a fixed checklist — your guide covers the real highlights (the Panama Canal, Casco Viejo, the Amador Causeway) but adapts the pace and depth to what your group actually wants to see.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup in Panama City included.
Stops to see the canal and understand its role in the city's history and economy.
A walk through the UNESCO-listed old town's colonial streets and plazas.
Views of the bridge marking the canal's Pacific entrance, the first to span the waterway.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A flexible private tour through Panama City's must-see landmarks, with a guide who tailors the pace and stops to your interests. This is a flexible, private introduction to Panama City rather than a fixed checklist — your guide covers the real highlights (the Panama Canal, Casco Viejo, the Amador Causeway) but adapts the pace and depth to what your group actually wants to see.
This VIP discovery tour is built around flexibility rather than a fixed checklist: over 6.5 unhurried hours, your private guide moves through Panama City's core landmarks at whatever pace your group actually wants, spending more time wherever interests you most rather than rushing to tick off a list.
One of the stops is a viewpoint of the Bridge of the Americas, which spans the Panama Canal's Pacific entrance near Balboa. Opened on October 12, 1962, the 1,654-meter steel bridge was for decades the only permanent road crossing of the canal, linking the North and South American landmasses by land for the first time — it remained the sole fixed crossing until the Centennial Bridge opened further north in 2004.
The tour also brings you into Casco Viejo, the city's UNESCO-listed colonial quarter of narrow streets and restored plazas. Because the day isn't scripted, your guide can let you linger here longer than a typical combination tour would if the old town turns out to be the part your group enjoys most.
The result is less a fixed sightseeing route than a personalized day built around Panama City's real landmarks, shaped by a conversation with your guide rather than a set script.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.