transfers - South America Mission

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Index
Introduction
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Airport Express Pass VIP Services
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Airport Office Location
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Transfer Service Rates
8 - 11
Combination Transfer (Port of Colon)
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Passengers in Transit
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Limousine Service
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Tours from Beach Hotels
15 - 26
Tours from City Hotels
27 - 36
Romantic Getaways
37 – 41
Diving
42 – 44
Tour Rates
45 – 52
Transfer and Tour Commercial Conditions
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Golf Courses
54 - 56
Dinner in Panama City Restaurants
57 - 67
Souvenirs
68 - 71
Colon Hotels
72 - 74
Panama Roundtrip Programs
75 - 83
Activities Team Building
Educational Trips
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83 - 93
Give Back Community Programs
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Contacts
95
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Decameron Explorer stands out as a Destination Management Company with a successful history
in the tourism industry in South and Central America with over 20 years of experience. Decameron
Explorer is your local on-site partner to operate and supervise the successful outcome for services
rendered to individuals, incentive groups, tour-operator services, conventions, V.I.P. services,
charter flights, tailor-made programs, transportation services. Decameron Explorer is the direct
link to the best chain of All-Inclusive Hotels and Resorts of Central and South America, Decameron
Hotels, Radisson Decapolis and Hard Rock Hotel Panamá Megapolis. Decameron Explorer offers
the best programs in each destination including excellent options in transport and tour guide
services in the most convenient category and budget for each client.
At the airport in each destination, Decameron Explorer has its own-operated offices where
dedicated personnel welcome the arriving passengers with special permits to enter the
international dock, immigration and customs areas. Thanks to this infrastructure, Decameron
Explorer, with the support of professional tour guides, can organize group baggage identification
to speed up the process of distribution to hotel rooms and manage pre-registrations in order to
expedite the check-in process at the hotels.
Currently Decameron Explorer has offices in Panamá, El Salvador, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru.
Among the personnel who work for Decameron Explorer there are professionals experienced in
groups, incentives and conventions management, who are always available starting at the quote
through to its execution.
SERVICES
Among the services Decameron Explorer (DMC) offers:
• Commercial airline reservations and sales
• Charter flight management and logistics
• Transfers of individuals and private groups
• Eco-touristic, cultural, historical, adventure, fishing and scuba diving excursions
• Roundtrip programs in Panamá (in combination with San Blas, Bocas del Toro, Darién jungle and Chiriquí highlands),
El Salvador (encompassing the Mayan World including Guatemala and Honduras), Ecuador (the breathtaking
Galápagos islands, historical and colonial Cuenca, Guayaquil, Quito), Peru (in combination with Lima, Punta Sal,
enchanting Cusco, magical Machu Picchu, Trujillo, Chiclayo and Chachapoyas) and Colombia (with the Caribbean in
destinations such as San Andrés and Providence Islands, the unequaled and historic Cartagena, the Panaca Theme
Hotel and the exotic Amazon)
• Specialty programs for groups, incentives and conventions (personalized for each client) with options for lodging,
meals, transfers, entertainment, water sports, etc.
• Educational Programs Decameron Is-Cool
• Give back community programs
• Personalized service at each Sales and Hospitality counter 7 days a week
HUMAN RESOURCES
At your disposal, a team of organizers, coordinators and professional tour guides with more than 20 years of
experience in cruises, charters, VIP´s, to organize and direct activities to the most interesting locations in each
destination, fluent in several languages (Spanish, English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Russian)
HACCP HEALTH & SAFETY PROGRAM
Decameron Explorer actively participates in Health & Safety programs. A team of Health & Safety Coordinators,
trained to achieve the standards and regulations on Food Safety are included in Decameron Explorer´s staff. HACCP
is a food handling and operating approach that promotes food safety by identifying food hazards and applying and
monitoring appropriate control measures at points, critical to safety, reducing the risk of food associated illness in
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guests, and thereby reducing the number of claims. This team audits all tours and restaurants included in Decameron
Explorer´s portfolio, providing basic health & safety procedures training to our food & beverages suppliers.
INSURANCE
A Comprehensive General Liability Insurance Coverage Policy with a maximum limit of USD $2,000.000 according to
each destination.
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
A complete fleet of state-of-the-art vehicles, boats and airplanes guarantees the best service in all excursions, ecotours and transfers
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Dodge Caravan -1
5 - Toyota Prado
Town & Country - 2
6 - Toyota Coaster
Honda Odyssey - 3
7 - Bus Hyundai Universe
Hyundai H1 - 4
8 - Toyota HIACE SLWB
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Decameron Explorer Panama
The Route to Discover
Decameron Explorer offers you an ample gamut of tours, which depart from hotels in the city, the rainforest and
at the beach. The Valle de Anton, with its Adventure Canopy, its handicrafts market and its tiny golden frog
endemic to the region. The Valley also offers the best ecotourism activities, such as Hiking and Wet Rappelling.
Panama City offers shopping in different Malls, including “Multicentro”, where guests from Decameron, Radisson
Decapolis and Hard Rock Hotel Panama Megapolis and enjoy special discounts. Moreover you may enjoy
picturesque excursions through the Canal and historic Casco Viejo. The community of the Embera ethnic group
welcomes visitors to the Chagres National Park, as do the Guna Indians at the enchanting San Blas Guna Yala
Archipelago. Take the panoramic route of the historic train, which borders the Canal along its length to the city of
Colon and the Free Zone. Navigate alongside the ships, which cross Gatun Lake while you discover the
spectacular and exuberant ecology of the Panama Canal Basin on the Panamá Canal Expedition tour.
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AIRPORT VIP SERVICES
SERVICE INCLUDES:
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Meet and greet at the door of the plane to your flight arrival.
Escort by the area of migration with immediate attention without queues and help with
migration’s form filling process.
Assistance in receiving your luggage.
Escort in the Customs process, with immediate attention without rows and help with migration’s
form filling process.
Finally, meeting with the staff in charge of transport you to your destination hotel.
Express Pass Service Rates per Person
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
Arrival Service with reservation 48 hours before - 1 person
USD 41.00
USD 46.00
Arrival Service with reservation 48 hours before - from 2 to 10 persons
USD 34.00
USD 39.00
Arrival Service with reservation 48 hours before - from 11 persons and more
USD 27.00
USD 31.00
Reservations and / or changes to reservations must be made prior to 24 hours’ notice before
the arrival of the flight
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DECAMERON EXPLORER HOSPITALITY DESK AT
TOCUMEN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Bilingual Staff (Spanish / English)
SCHEDULE:
6:00 A.M – 1:00 A.M.
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TRANSFERS
PANAMA - ROUTE
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
Tocumen Airport - City Hotels - Tocumen Airport
Tocumen Airport - Beach Hotels - Tocumen Airport
Tocumen Airport - Beach Hotels - City Hotels - Tocumen Airport
Tocumen Airport - Gamboa Rainforest Resort (one way)
Tocumen Airport - Colón Hotels (one way)
Tocumen Airport –Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Resort (one way)
Tocumen Airport - City Hotels
Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - City Hotels - Marcos A. Gelabert Airport
Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Beach Hotels - Marcos A. Gelabert Airport
Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Beach Hotels - City Hotels - Marcos A. Gelabert Airport
Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Gamboa Rainforest Resort (one way)
Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Colón Hotels (one way)
Marcos A. Gelabert Airport –Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Resort (one way)
Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - City Hotels
Panama Pacifico Howard Airport - City Hotels – Panama Pacifico Howard Airport
Panama Pacifico Howard Airport - Beach Hotels - Panama Pacifico Howard Airport
Panama Pacifico Howard Airport - Beach Hotels - City Hotels - Panama Pacifico Howard Apto.
Panama Pacifico Howard Airport - Gamboa Rainforest Resort (one way)
Panama Pacifico Howard Airport – Colon Hotels (one way)
Panama Pacifico Howard Airport –Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Resort (one way)
Panama Pacifico Howard Airport - City Hotels
City Hotels - Beach Hotels (one way)
City Hotels - Colón Hotels(one way)
City Hotels - Gamboa Rainforest Resort (one way)
City Hotels –Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Resort (one way)
Colón Hotels- Beach Hotels (one way)
Gamboa Rainforest Resort - Beach Hotels (one way)
Gamboa Rainforest Resort - Colón Hotels (one way)
Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Resort - Beach Hotels (one way)
USD 22.00
USD 36.00
USD 48.00
USD 25.00
USD 40.00
USD 25.00
USD 14.00
USD 22.00
USD 36.00
USD 48.00
USD 25.00
USD 40.00
USD 25.00
USD 14.00
USD 25.00
USD 36.00
USD 50.00
USD 25.00
USD 40.00
USD 12.00
USD 16.00
USD 20.00
USD 40.00
USD 22.00
USD 22.00
USD 68.00
USD 47.00
USD 68.00
USD 39.00
USD 32.00
USD 48.00
USD 64.00
USD 35.00
USD 58.00
USD 35.00
USD 18.00
USD 32.00
USD 48.00
USD 64.00
USD 35.00
USD 58.00
USD 35.00
USD 18.00
USD 35.00
USD 48.00
USD 66.00
USD 35.00
USD 58.00
USD 14.00
USD 20.00
USD 26.00
USD 50.00
USD 27.00
USD 27.00
USD 75.00
USD 52.00
USD 70.00
USD 43.00
Rates per person
Children 0-2 years old FREE
Rates Valid from Dec 26, 2014 to Dec 25, 2015
PRIVATE TRANSFERS
RETAIL RATE
ROUTE
1 – 3 PERSONS
Tocumen or Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Beach Hotels (one way)
Tocumen or Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - City Hotels (one way)
Tocumen or Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Playa Bonita/Westin Resort
Tocumen or Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Gamboa Resort (one way)
Tocumen or Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Colon Hotels (one way)
Tocumen or Marcos A. Gelabert Airport - Colon Port 2000 (one way)
Panamá Pacifico Howard Airport - Beach Hotels (one way)
Panamá Pacifico Howard Airport – City Hotels (one way)
Panamá Pacifico Howard Airport – Intercontinental /Westin Playa Bonita
Panamá Pacifico Howard Airport - Gamboa Resort (one way)
Panamá Pacifico Howard Airport – Colon Hotels (one way)
Panamá Pacifico Howard Airport - Colon Port 2000 (one way)
Local transfers (Hotel/Docks or Restaurants/Hotel) (one way)
USD 112.00
USD 45.00
USD 52.00
USD 59.00
USD 105.00
USD 105.00
USD 112.00
USD 49.00
USD 25.00
USD 49.00
USD 105.00
USD 105.00
USD 35.00
ADDITIONAL
PERSONS
MAXIMUM
2 PERSONS
USD 28.00
USD 18.00
USD 25.00
USD 25.00
USD 58.00
USD 58.00
USD 28.00
USD 20.00
USD 14.00
USD 20.00
USD 58.00
USD 58.00
USD 18.00
NET RATE
WHOLESALERS
1 – 3 PERSONS
USD 100.00
USD 39.00
USD 45.00
USD 52.00
USD 92.00
USD 92.00
USD 100.00
USD 55.00
USD 23.00
USD 55.00
USD 92.00
USD 92.00
USD 30.00
ADDITIONAL
PERSONS
MAXIMUM
2 PERSONS
USD 26.00
USD 16.00
USD 20.00
USD 20.00
USD 48.00
USD 48.00
USD 26.00
USD 16.00
USD 12.00
USD 16.00
USD 48.00
USD 48.00
USD 16.00
Transfer in A/C transportation, with personalized service (lollipop with passenger name)
Must be booked with 24 hours prior
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Tocumen Airport – City Hotels - Tocumen Airport
NET RATES
RETAIL RATES
21 – 30 PERSONS
USD 20.00
USD 23.00
31 – 50 PERSONS
USD 18.00
USD 20.00
+ 51 PERSONS
USD 16.00
USD 18.00
21 – 30 PERSONS
USD 34.00
USD 38.00
31 – 50 PERSONS
USD 30.00
USD 34.00
+ 51 PERSONS
USD 29.00
USD 33.00
21 – 30 PERSONS
USD 44.00
USD 49.00
31 – 50 PERSONS
USD 40.00
USD 45.00
+ 51 PERSONS
USD 36.00
USD 40.00
Tocumen Airport – Beach Hotels - Tocumen Airport
Tocumen Airport – Beach Hotels - City Hotels - Tocumen Airport
Rates per person
Transfer for groups of 20 + are private
1 T.C. (free) every 20 paying passengers
Rates subject to change with prior notice
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DURATION IN TRANSFERS AND DEPARTURES
PANAMA - ROUTE
Tocumen Airport - City Hotels (one way)
APPROXIMATE
DURATION
-Radisson Decapolis
20 - 30 minutes
-Hotel Hard Rock Megapolis Panama
20 - 30 minutes
-Plaza Paitilla
20 - 30 minutes
-Intercontinental Miramar Panama
20 - 30 minutes
-RIU Plaza Panama Hotel
20 - 30 minutes
-El Panamá
30 - 35 minutes
-Hotel Wyndham Veneto Panama City
30 - 35 minutes
-Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Playa Bonita
35 - 40 minutes
-Gamboa Rainforest Resort
Tocumen Airport - Beach Hotels (one way)
50 - 60 minutes
-Royal Decameron, Golf, Beach Resort & Villas
90 - 120 minutes
-JW Marriott
120 - 140 minutes
-Wyndham Grand Playa Blanca
120 - 130 minutes
-RIU Playa Blanca Hotel
120 - 130 minutes
-Playa Blanca Hotel & Resort
120 - 130 minutes
-Sheraton Bijao Resort
100 - 120 minutes
FREQUENCY
Daily
For regular transfers, transport
vehicles combine passengers
arriving on one same flight or
flights arriving within 15-20
minutes apart.
There is a 45 minutes maximum
waiting time for all passengers to
depart.
Daily
minutes apart.
depart.
Tocumen Airport - Colon Hotels (one way)
-Radisson Colon 2000 Hotel & Casino
90 - 120 minutes
-Four Points By Sheraton Colon
90 - 120 minutes
90 - 120 minutes
-Meliá Panama Canal
PANAMA - ROUTE
Tocumen Airport - Gamboa Rainforest Resort (one way)
Tocumen Airport –Colon Hotels (one way)
Tocumen Airport –Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Resort (one way)
City Hotels - Colon Hotels(one way)
City Hotels - Gamboa Rainforest Resort (one way)
Colon Hotels- Beach Hotels (one way)
Gamboa Rainforest Resort - Beach Hotels (one way)
Gamboa Rainforest Resort - Colon Hotels(one way)
Intercontinental Playa Bonita / Westin Resort - Beach Hotels (one way)
Daily
minutes apart.
depart.
APPROXIMATE
DURATION
50 - 60 minutes
90 minutes
35 - 40 minutes
90 minutes
40 - 45 minutes
180 minutes
135 - 150 minutes
60 -80 minutes
90 minutes
FREQUENCY
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
Daily
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COMBINATION TRANSFERS
Tocumen Airport - City Hotels - Beach Hotels - Tocumen Airport
PANAMA - ROUTE
FREQUENCY
Transfer City Hotel - Beach Hotel
1 daily transfer
Passengers pick up time
from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Transfer Beach Hotel - City Hotel
2 daily departures:
8:30 a.m. and 2:15 p.m.
Transfer City Hotel - Tocumen Airport
For this transfer we take in consideration:
3 hours prior to flight departure required
by Airport Authorities + 30 – 45 minutes
city hotel transfer.
Transfer Beach Hotel - Tocumen Airport
For this transfer we take in consideration:
3 hours prior to flight departure required
by Airport Authorities + 2 – 2.5 hours
beach hotel transfer.
All passengers must reconfirm the departure transfer with 24 hours prior directly in the Decameron
Explorer Office – Phone: 993-2449 from 8:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m.
All passengers must be in the hotel lobby 15 minutes before the departure transfer.
All passengers must identify and verify that their luggage is in the transportation.
The maximum luggage allowed for the transfer is 2 suitcases and 1 carry on.
Passengers who do not board the transfer in their respective schedule and want to board the next
transfer scheduled must sign a WAIVER LIABILITY.
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COMBINATION TRANSFERS (PORT OF COLON)
ROUTE
NET RATE
NET RATE
NET RATE
2 - 3 PERSONS
4 - 7 PERSONS
+8 PERSONS
RETAIL RATE
Tocumen Airport - Colon Port (one way)
City Hotels - Colon Port (one way)
Beach Hotels - Colon Port (one way)
USD 46.00
USD 46.00
USD 74.00
USD 41.00
USD 41.00
USD 59.00
USD 36.00
USD 36.00
USD 53.00
USD 61.00
USD 53.00
USD 78.00
COMBINATION TRANSFERS
Tocumen Airport - City Hotels - Colon Port - Beach Hotels - Tocumen Airport
NET RATE
2 – 5 PERSONS
NET RATE
+ 6 PERSONS
RETAIL RATE
USD 128.00
USD 67.00
USD 145.00
COMBINATION: TRANSFERS + TOURS
DESCRIPTION OF THE TOUR
Panama City Sightseeing
Panamá City is characterized for having three cities in one. Panoramic visit to Ruins of Panamá La Vieja (Old Panamá), named
Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO. Panoramic drive through the modern Panamá City and Boulevard Balboa, where we can
find the monument in honor of Vasco Núñez de Balboa, who discovered the South sea. Panoramic visit of Casco Antiguo, the
colonial city also named Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO and panoramic drive through the Amador causeway.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, lunch with drink (beer, lemonade, ice tea or soda), bottle of water.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable shoes, hat, sun block, sunglasses.
TOUR DURATION: 4 - 5 hours
OPTION # 1: TRANSFER WITH LODGING IN PANAMA CITY
INCLUDED SERVICES
•Transfer Tocumen Airport - City Hotels
•Transfer City Hotels - Colon Port
•Entrance Port fee per entry / departure USD 6.00 per person
•Transfer Colon Port - City Tour (lunch included) - Tocumen Airport
NET RATE
2 – 3 PERSONS
NET RATE
4 – 9 PERSONS
NET RATE
10 – 29 PERSONS
NET RATE
30 PERSONS
RETAIL RATE
USD 106.00
USD 92.00
USD 86.00
USD 65.00
USD 155.00
OPTION # 2: TRANSFER WITHOUT LODGING IN PANAMA CITY
INCLUDED SERVICES
•Transfer Tocumen Airport - Colon Port
•Entrance Port fee per entry / departure USD 6.00 per person
•Transfer Colon Port - City Tour (lunch included) - Tocumen Airport
NET RATE
2 – 3 PERSONS
NET RATE
4 – 9 PERSONS
NET RATE
10 – 29 PERSONS
NET RATE
30 PERSONS
RETAIL RATE
USD 105.00
USD 87.00
USD 75.00
USD 55.00
USD 145.00
Transfer rates to Colon Port includes taxes
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Metro Mall Shopping
FOR CLIENTS ARRIVING INTO PANAMA CITY IN FLIGHTS BETWEEN 8:00 AM
TO 9:00 AM
Make your shopping in Metromall located on Via Tocumen at 10 minutes from
Tocumen International Airport, with 260 stores, which includes department stores
for shoes, sport items, clothing for all the family, electrical appliances, handicrafts,
clothing for the whole family, appliances, pharmacies, supermarkets, restaurants
and more.
INCLUDED: Ground transport Airport – Mall - Airport
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable shoes and clothes.
DURATION: 4 hours
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD 28.00
USD 30.00
Panama Canal
FOR CLIENTS ARRIVING INTO PANAMA CITY IN FLIGHTS AT 9:00 AM
From Panama City, we travel to the Miraflores Locks, where we can admire this
amazing work of engineering from the beginning of the century, and observe
the operation of the Canal and transiting of ships (subject to the itinerary of the
Canal Administration).
INCLUDED: Bus transportation, English speaking tour guide, entrance to
the Canal.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Walking shoes, comfortable clothing, sun block,
sunglasses, and hat.
DURATION: 2 hours.
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD 47.00
USD 48.00
FOR CLIENTS ARRIVING INTO PANAMA CITY IN FLIGHTS BETWEEN 6:22 AM
TO 9:00 AM.
Panamá City is characterized for having three cities in one. Panoramic visit
to Ruins of Panamá La Vieja (Old Panamá), named Patrimony of Humanity
by UNESCO. Panoramic drive through the modern Panamá City and the
coastal strip (Cinta Costera), where we can find the monument in honor of
Vasco Núñez de Balboa, who discovered the South sea. Panoramic visit of
Casco Antiguo, the colonial city also named Patrimony of Humanity by
UNESCO and panoramic drive through the Amador causeway.
INCLUDED: Bus transport and a bottle of water.
DURATION: 2 hours.
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD 32.00
USD 35.00
Rates subject to change with previous notice
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Limo Service is ideal for any transfer required with a touch of distinction which at the same time represents the maximum
expression of elegance, luxury and comfort, equipped with all the comfortness for a service of prime quality.
Drivers are duly uniformed and identified, fully bilingual (Spanish and English) and a wide experience in services
and protocol management.
RETAIL RATES
RETAIL RATES
SUNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
1 HOUR
2 HOURS
3 HOURS
4 HOURS
6 HOURS
USD 215
USD 430
USD 650
USD 850
USD 720
1 HOUR
2 HOURS
3 HOURS
4 HOURS
6 HOURS
USD 190
USD 375
USD 565
USD 750
USD 1,125
Additional hour US$ 165.00
NET RATES
NET RATES
SUNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
Additional hour US$ 143.00
INCLUDES:
Bilingual Driver (English and Spanish), insurance, gas, tolls and soft drinks.
NOTES:
 Tour within the perimeter of the City
 No Old Quarter (Casco Viejo area)
 RENTING SCHEDULE: 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 midnight
COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS
 Maximum capacity 12 persons (no luggage) / 8 persons (with luggage)
 Fares in US Dollars
 Fares valid until December 25, 2015
 Includes 7% taxes
 Agreement must be signed for services
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Aerial Tram & Gatun Expedition
Enjoy a wonderful ecological combination, where will be two excursions in one day.
The tour includes a ride on the Aerial Tram reaches the observation tower, from
where you can admire the tropical rainforest of the area, its flora and fauna and the
vastness of Lake Gatun. Visit the Orchid, Butterfly, Vivarium of poisons frogs,
followed by a boat ride in the waters of the Panama Canal to view aquatic
pathways between the islands that were formed when Gatun Lake was created. This
area is a natural sanctuary where you can see some native species: sloths monkeys,
white-faced monkeys, toucans, crocodiles and turtles, as well as the exuberant
vegetation of the area. Enjoy a buffet lunch in the restaurant "Los Lagartos", on the
shores of the Chagres River, from where there are wonderful views of the river and
its surroundings.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: I
INCLUDED: Bus and boat transport (20 passengers each), English speaking tour
guide, Aerial Tram visit, exhibitions visit, lunch and refreshments.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable clothing, shoes, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent
and sunglasses.
NOTE:
 Pregnant women or clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of
intoxication will not be allowed on this tour.
 Schedule may vary as it is subject to the aerial tram itinerary.
DEPARTURE: 8:00 a.m.
RETURN: 5:30 p.m.
Anton Valley
At a 45-minute distance from the Resort, in the Antón Valley, lies a picturesque
village in the crater of an extinct volcano. At its crafts market you’ll find multiple
offer of tropical flowers, fruits and vegetables, as well as crafts handmade by the
villagers themselves. We visit El Chorro Macho waterfall, where we will walk through
the tropical rain forest. A visit to the local animal shelter which serves as a place of
recuperation for wild animals that have been hurt and need assistance is also
included as well as the botanical garden El Níspero, where we will appreciate the
endemic golden frog and a wide variety of flora and fauna typical of this area
including an orchid nursery.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide, entry fees, snack, and soft drinks.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Shorts, sneakers, sunblock, hat and insect repellent.
RETURN: 2:00 p.m.
Anton Valley & Thermal Baths
At a 45-minute distance from the Resort, in the Antón Valley, lies a picturesque
village in the crater of an extinct volcano. At its crafts market you’ll find a
multiple offer of tropical flowers, fruits and vegetables, as well as crafts
handmade by the villagers themselves. We visit the Chorro Macho waterfall,
where we will walk through the tropical rain forest. A visit at the park El
Nispero were we will see a shelter for animals that have been hurt or need
assistance, a botanical garden and center for amphibians. The endemic golden
frog and a wide variety of flora and fauna typical of this area including an
orchid nursery. enjoy a delicious and well deserved lunch followed in the
afternoon by a session in the thermal baths to treat your body with the healing
power benefits of mineral therapy, skin, allergies and arthritis, to name a few.
INCLUDED: Ground transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees, lunch and
soft drinks.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Shorts, sneakers, bathing suit, beach towel, sun-block,
hat, insect repellent and change of clothes.
RETURN: 4:30 p.m.
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Aquabus & Shopping In Albrook
A new way of knowing Panama City, on board the “Aquabus” amphibious
transportation, that will make you know the modern and ancient city from different
angles. Starts with a 2 hour panoramic route, through the Cinta Costera, dives into
the sea, for a short voyage where you will appreciate the skyscrapers of the
modern city, Cerro Ancon (highest point of the city). Going back to the road to
continue a panoramic ride through Panama La Vieja, Casco Antiguo and Amador
Causeway, where it dives again to contemplate the Panama Canal entrance, Puente
de las Americas and the vessels waiting their turn to cross over the Panama Canal.
The tour will end in Albrook Mall, where visitors will find shoe stores, sport items,
clothing for all the family, electrical appliances (special discounts for the visitors).
INCLUDED: Bus transport, Aquabus with Spanish speaking native guide, discount
coupons, snacks and drinks.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, comfortable shoes and sunglasses.
RETURN: 6:00 p.m.
Atv Tour- El Valle
Drive through a 4x4 track to the beautiful mountains of our country where you will be
able to drive through secondary forests and observe the flora and fauna of the place.
VISIT: El Valle de Anton and Tavidá Waterfalls.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: IV
MINIMUM AGE: 18 years old. Driver’s license required.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, ATV, Spanish speaking local guide, bottled water, lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, sunblock, insect repellent; long pants,
sunglasses, extra change of clothing, swimsuit, beach towel and wet shoes.
RETURN: 2:00 p.m.
Beach Ride (ATV)
This is a nice and easy tour for all those who wish to enjoy an ATV ride on the
beach. Driving along the beach we enjoy the summer, the waves and the sea
breeze, all the while passing beach homes, including General Noriega's former
residence, and a picturesque fishing-village, where -with a bit of luck- we get to
see the local fishermen harvesting their daily catch.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: I
INCLUDED: Spanish speaking guiding instructor, ATV, helmet.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Shorts, sun-block, insect repellent, sneakers and sunglasses.
NOTE: Pregnant women or clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form
of intoxication will not be allowed on this tour.
DURATION: 1hour.
FREQUENCY: Daily.
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Bocas Del Toro
Bocas Del Toro encompasses part of the Parque Internacional La Amistad” and the
country's only marine park, “Parque Nacional Marítimo Bastimentos” - a testimony
as good as any to the province's extensive beaches, pristine coral reefs and virgin
rain forests. The biodiversity of the region is truly remarkable. Of further interest is
the Afro-Caribbean influence in the local culture, as showcased through
architecture, cuisine and other forms of folkloric expression. Optional tours: Take
this unique opportunity to enjoy a boat tour to the bird sanctuary in the rocky
Swan’s Cay or visits the coral reefs of Cayos Zapatillas and the small islands of
the mangrove swamp. Another option is to walk the Sendero de la Rana Roja
(Path of the Red Frog) in search of the Dendrobates Pumilo, the species of
amphibian after which the path is named. A boat ride to the Bay of the Dolphins
is also recommended.
INCLUDED: Bus transport Hotel - Albrook Airport - Hotel, roundtrip airfare, and
accommodation in standard air conditioned rooms, welcome at the airport in
Bocas and transfer to the hotel, breakfast and taxes. Drinks not included.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Casual dress, sneakers, wet shoes, insect repellent, beach
attire, swimsuit, towel, sun-block, passport, cash for purchases, tours and
restaurants. Cable and Wireless phone card.
MAXIMUM LUGGAGE WEIGHT: 12 kls. per person.
NOTE:
•Pregnant women or clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of
•Flights are subject to change without prior notice.
DEPARTURE: Daily
DURATION: Overnight
Booze Cruise
Enjoy a three hour tour aboard the motorboat “La Garota”. Tour the coastline to
see the landscape; go to Isla Farallón to swim. While underway, take advantage
of the comfortable boat to relax and sunbathe on the forward deck. You will have
the opportunity perhaps to see marine life. In addition, there is always music and
staff aboard for games and fun.
INCLUDED: Boat transport, entertainment, mixed drinks (beer, soda, water, rum,
vodka).
RECOMMENDATIONS: Beach clothing, beach towel, bathing suit, sun block, hat,
sunglasses and wet shoes.
The vessel used may be different than the one on the picture.
DEPARTURE: 2:00 p.m.
RETURN: 5:00 p.m.
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Canal & Shopping
The perfect combination! Admire the impressive engineering work of the early
1900's and the extraordinary short time required for the huge cargo ships to
transit at the Miraflores Locks (subject to Panama Canal Authority's transit
schedule).We visit also one of Central America's largest shopping malls with
stores offering a wide variety of merchandise (e.g. shoes, sports articles,
souvenirs, clothes for the whole family, appliances) and special discounts for its
visitors.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide, Albrook Mall discount
coupons, snack and soft drink.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, sunblock, hat,
sunglasses.
RETURN: 6:30 p.m.
Canopy Adventure
This is an activity for the adventurous tourist looking for a new challenge! Ascend
to the treetops and embark on a journey through the airs, all the while observing
the flora and fauna of the tropical rainforest from a unique perspective. The
equipment and techniques used are those developed by speleologists and
mountain climbers. The Canopy Adventure is developed around the spectacular
waterfall at El Chorro Macho in Valle de Anton. A stop will also be made at the
local crafts market.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: I-II.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide, instruction, safety
equipment, soft drink and snack.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Shorts, sneakers or wet shoes and insect repellent
MAXIMUM WEIGHT: 90 kg/200 lbs per person.
MINIMUM AGE: 12 years.
RETURN: 2:00 p.m.
City Tour & Panama Canal
This tour takes us to see the Miraflores Locks, where we can admire the operation of
the Canal and the passage of ships (subject to the Panama Canal Authority's transit
schedule). We visit the colonial city - or Casco Viejo, designated as a World
Heritage Site by UNESCO with attractions such as the Golden Altar, the Plaza de
Francia, Las Bóvedas. A panoramic visit to the ruins of Panamá La Vieja - now a
historical monument to a time gone-by and also designated World Heritage Site the original settlement that was destroyed in 1671 by the infamous pirate Sir Henry
Morgan. Appreciate the panorama of the modern city of Panama and the coastal
strip (Cinta Costera) where we find the monument to Vasco Núñez de Balboa,
discoverer of the South Sea. An impression upon departing will make the panoramic
tour on the Amador Causeway from where you have a magnificent view.
INCLUDED: Ground transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees, lunch and soft
drink.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable shoes, hat, sun-block.
RETURN: 6:30 p.m.
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Culture, Crafts y Adventure
A prominent characteristic of the Coclé province is the artistic vocation of its
inhabitants. This is showcased by the large diversity of handmade products and the
variety of natural materials used to elaborate them: hats, wicker baskets, wood
carving and painting, jewelry manufacturing, embroidery and carvings in “soap
stone”. We visit the Central Park in Penonomé, the public market, crafts dealers, the
Barrio San Antonio and Panama's geographic midpoint. We will visit a handcrafts
store in the village of La Pintada where the famous “Sombreros Pintados” are
manufactured by hand. We will visit and live a unique experience "Icacos
Adventure", a theme park that shows within their different paths the replicas of the
productive aspects, natural and cultural of the most outstanding region of Cocle. In
this place you will enjoy a delicious typical lunch. We also visit “Panafruit”, a local
cashew processing plant, where one can watch the entire process and purchase the
finished product. We visit the town of Natá de Los Caballeros, the oldest on the
pacific coast and second to be found on the mainland, here we will visit the minor
Basilica of Santiago Apóstol, El Caño Archaeological Museum, where the remains of
an ancient, mysterious pre-columbine culture are exhibited. This tour also includes a
visit to a Cuban Tabaco style cigar factory where one can admire the process and
buy some of these specialty cigars.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: I-II
INCLUDED: Ground transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees, soft drinks,
lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: sneakers, hat, sun-block, insect repellent and cash for
souvenir shopping.
DEPARTURE:8:00 a.m.
RETURN: 4:30 p.m.
Deep-Sea Fishing
The Pacific Ocean is a dream come true for the avid deep-sea sports fisher, with catch
like tuna, dorado, sailfish, rooster fish, mackerel, amber jack, grouper and corvina
(croaker).
INCLUDED: Boat with all the necessary safety gear (awning, life - jackets, radio),
English speaking professional captain, fishing gear and soft drinks.
DURATION: 5 hours.
Dust & Sand (ATV)
A mix of beach and mountain adventures. Our trip will take us through the village
of Farallón until the river mouth, stop at the ruins of General Noriega’s former
beach residence and speed alongside the landing strip of the former military
airport.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: II
INCLUDED: Spanish speaking guiding instructor, ATV, helmet and protective eyewear.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Long pants, sneakers, insect repellent, sunblock, swimsuit
and beach towel.
DURATION: 2 hours
FREQUENCY: Daily
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Ecological Adventure at La India Dormida (Hiking + Thermal Baths)
Located in El Valle de Anton, 45 minutes from the hotel, we invite you to discover the
fabled history that brings alive this majestic mountain baptized “La India Dormida
(Sleeping Indian Girl).” Evoking the shape of a sleeping woman, this mountain has
inspired poets and writers who immortalized it as a popular legend from the colonial
period. The tour begins with a visit to the famous "Piedra Pintada", the Painted Stone,
engraved with petro glyphs carved by Indian ancestors, narrating the great ancient
history of El Valle de Anton. While hiking on the trail leading up to la India Dormida, you
will cross a beautiful forest of mixed vegetation, reaching the top of the mountain in
approximately two hours. Once at the summit, one can enjoy the cool breeze and the
spectacular view, at an altitude of more than 700 meters above sea level. Back down
into the village, enjoy a delicious and well deserved lunch followed in the afternoon by a
session in the thermal baths to treat your body with the healing power benefits of
mineral therapy against skin diseases, allergies and arthritis, to name a few. A visit to the
handicrafts market where you can find all kinds of local crafts is also included.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: IV
MAXIMUM WEIGHT: 200 LBS / 90 KLS
MINIMUM AGE: 12 years old
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide, entry fees, Spanish
speaking native guide, snack, lunch and soft drinks.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Long pants, hiking boots or sneakers, bathing suit,
sunglasses, beach towel, hat, change of clothes, sun block and insect repellent.
RETURN: 4:30 p.m.
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Embera Indigenous Community
The Emberá Indians are one of the many ethnic indigenous tribes in Panama. Visitors
are welcome to discover their culture in one of their communities, Emberá Purú, Parará
Purú or Embera Drua (choice depends on climatic conditions), each located on the
banks of one of the most important rivers in the Canal Basin. After a scenic bus ride to
the banks of the San Juan or Charges River, we are met by representatives of the
Emberá Indians who take us up the river in piraguas. We then arrive to the community
originating from the mountainous region of the Darién province. We will experience
the history and culture of the indigenous culture, through narrative, traditional dance
and craftsmanship like baskets woven from the natural fibers of the chunga,
maquenque and naguala palm trees, as well as figures carved in cocobolo wood and
tagua (better known as vegetable ivory). We will enjoy a typical lunch of fried fish
and yucca or plantains served on a plantain leaf cone. This is the opportunity to try an
ancestral custom in the form of a tattoo with jagua, an extract from vegetable seeds
which the Indians use to adorn their bodies with geometrical patterns or animal
sketches for ceremonies and special celebrations. There is also time for a refreshing
bath in the waterfall.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: I - II
INCLUDED: Bus and river transport in an engine-powered piragua, English
speaking tour guide, donation to the community and park, traditional lunch, soft
drinks, fruits, snack and tattoo (included if desired).
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light and simple clothing, wet shoes or sneakers, swimsuit,
beach towel, cash for souvenir shopping and for bringing dry goods to the
community, change of clothes, sunblock and insect repellent.
NOTES:
•Bad weather is out of our control and your security may cause the cancellation of
the walk to the waterfall. We would then only visit the Community.
RETURN: 6:30 p.m.
Intro to Bird Watching At Cerro Campana National Park
Cerro Campana, located a mere 50 km from the Resort, covers an area of 4,816
hectares (11,900 acres) and became the country’s first national park in 1967. The
park, embraced by the Rio Chagres, which is part of the complex water reserve
system to provide the Panama Canal operations, harbors a great biodiversity of
flora and fauna. According to studies carried out by the National Panamanian
University and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, the geography of the
region characterized by mountains of basaltic rock at altitude, has contributed to
the park’s rich diversity of species. This is the perfect place for bird watching,
even for beginners. You will become familiarized with species such as the irisbeaked toucan, the tangara, the white-tailed sparrow hawk and the pava simba.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: I - II
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide, entry fees, binoculars,
birds of Panama ID cards, soft drink and snack.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sneakers or trekking shoes, insect repellent, long pants,
hat and sunblock.
RETURN: 12:00 noon
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Macano Trail (ATV)
This tour will take us from the warm palm-clad lowlands, at sea level, to a
fascinating mountainous region. It's a day of riding through fun muddy terrain,
crossing streams among reforestation areas and passing through picturesque rural
settlements until reaching a natural dam for a well-deserved rest and a bath.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: III
INCLUDED: Spanish speaking guiding instructor, ATV, helmet and protective eyewear.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Long pants, sneakers, insect repellent, sunblock, swimsuit,
beach towel and a change of clothes
DURATION: 3 hours.
FREQUENCY: Daily
Panama Express Train
We arrive by bus at the city of Colón, Panama’s commercial capital and the Western
Hemisphere’s largest Free Trade Zone. Weather permitting; we visit the 16th century
San Lorenzo Fortress on the banks of the Chagres River. It was from here where,
leaded by the famous Henry Morgan, the pirates initiated their day to attack Panama
City. We also visit the Gatún Locks, the Canal´s biggest, where we get an
introduction to the Canal operations (subject to the Panamá Canal Authority’s transit
schedule). Lunch will be served in a city’s restaurant followed by a panoramic tour of
the city of Colón, before returning to Panama City on the Panama Express Train, the
world’s first inter-oceanic railway. The rails border the Canal stretch at all times,
passing by the still immense Gatún Lake and through the dense, virgin tropical forest of
the Canal Watershed.
INCLUDED: Ground and train transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees, snack,
soft drink and lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Casual clothing, walking shoes, sun-block, insect repellent, hat,
sunglasses.
NOTE: The Tour is subject to modifications related to the weather and the visit of the
fortress of San Lorenzo is replaced by a visit to the Portobelo. A city which position
made it the trading crossroads. In the ruins of the fortifications, the canons that served
to defend the city are still in place. Today, Portobelo is an important pilgrimage site
for the devotees of the Cristo Negro or Black Christ.
FREQUENCY: Monday through Friday only.
DEPARTURE: 8:30 a.m. RETURN: 8:30 p.m. (Monday through Friday only)
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Panama’s Rum Route
Two and a half hours away from Decameron Hotel we find the picturesque town
of Pese in Herrera Province. There we will visit Hacienda San Isidro, the
birthplace of Panama's rum, where the famous Ron Abuelo and Seco Herrerano
are produced. We begin the tour of Pese learning about the history of the town.
We visit the Colonial Home where the Hacienda founder Don Jose Varela Blanco
and his family lived. At the Colonial Home we will see an exhibit of restored
photos of the family, the old distillery, the sugar cane mill, and of the people of
the area. We will pay a brief visit to San Jose Church, Pese's icon. We will
continue on to Hacienda San Isidro where we will tour the distillery area where
we will learn about the steps that must be taken in the productive process
starting from the sugar cane fields, the fermentation, the distillation, and aging in
the cellars, where rum is aged in barrels made from white oak trees. We will
enjoy tasting the various rums Abuelo, aged, 7 years; 12 years and Ron Abuelo
Centuria, the cognac of rums. This rum tasting session is done following the
instructions of a rum master, where you will be exposed to a sensorial experience
using your sight, smell, and taste, discovering the organoleptic characteristics and
the components of Premium rums. We will enjoy a typical Panamanian lunch with
open bar of alcoholic and / or non-alcoholic drinks accompanied by
environmental music.
RECOMMENDATIONS: sports shoes, hat, sunblock, insect repellent, sun glasses,
and cash for souvenirs shopping.
INCLUDED: Ground transportation, English – speaking tour guide, entry fees,
beverages, and lunch with open bar of alcoholic and / or non-alcoholic drinks
DEPARTURE: 8:00 a.m. RETURN: 6:30 p.m.
Panama Canal, Biomuseum & Crafts shopping
Three million years ago, Panama changed life in the world. The BIOMUSEUM tells
of this fascinating story regarding the origin of the isthmus. Designed by the
internationally known Architect Frank Gehry, author of the Guggenheim Museum of
Bilbao, the BIOMUSEUM, located in the Amador Causeway, with a marvelous view
of the Bay, is his only work in Latin America. The building measures 4,000 mt2. It
includes 8 galleries with permanent exhibits, designed in sequence to combine an
oasis of different experiences. We will continue then with a visit to Miraflores
Locks, an ideal place to watch the Canal operations (subject to the Panama Canal
Administration's schedule). There are spacious balconies where visitors can watch
as the Canal gates open and close while vessels initiate or complete their transit
through the Canal. There are four exhibit rooms organized by themes. They are
the heart of the Miraflores Visitors' Center, dedicated to the history of the Canal,
the importance of water as a source of life, the Canal operation and its role for
world trade, and the progress made in the canal expansion project. To
complement the Canal experience, we continue the tour with a visit to the historic
"Panama Interoceanic Museum" in the Casco Viejo. The museum is a building that
clearly shows the influence of French architecture in Panama. It was the home of
Ferdinand de Lesseps, the famous engineer who built the Suez Canal and who
tried to build the Panama Canal. The Museum has permanent exhibits that serve as
testimonies of the history of the interoceanic waterway and the construction of the
Panama Canal. Shopping for arts and craft in the old Colonial Section of Panama
City. Lunch at a restaurant in the city.
INCLUDED: Ground transport, English – speaking tour guide, entry fees, lunch and
soft drink.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, hat and
sunglasses.
DEPARTURE: 8:00 a.m. RETURN: 6:30 p.m.
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Partial Canal Transit
This is your chance to get to know the eighth wonder of the world from the best
perspective imaginable - on board a boat transiting through the locks. We embark
from the dredging division at Gamboa in the Gatún Lake, navigate the Corte
Culebra or Gaillard´s Cut through the continental division and head towards the
Pedro Miguel Locks, on the Pacific side. Here we can witness the Canal operating, as
the ferry is hydraulically lowered 9 m. (30 feet). We continue to the Miraflores
Locks, where the boat is again lowered another 18 m. (60 feet), and pass under the
imposing Las Americas Bridge, which marks the entrance to the Canal on the Pacific
side, before getting off at the Port of Balboa or Amador. Finally, we will ground
transfer back to the Hotel.
INCLUDED: Bus and boat transport, English speaking tour guide, snacks, soft drinks
and lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, sunblock and hat.
NOTES:
•The duration of the tour depends on transit schedules, and variations of up to two
hours might occur.
•The vessel used may be different than the one on the picture.
•The Canal transit may vary its point of departure.
FREQUENCY: Only Saturday.
RETURN: 5:30 p.m.
Rafting in Rio Grande
Rafting down the Río Grande, which is born in the central mountain range of the
Coclé Province and runs into the Pacific Ocean, is a truly unique experience. During
the (approx.) two-hour ride we come upon class II and III rapids, picturesque farms
and forests. Each and every participant will have the opportunity to actively
participate during the trajectory down the watery path, in a scenic surrounding
characteristic of this region. Each group is accompanied by an instructor who is a
professional in safety procedures.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, guiding instructor, English - speaking guide, zodiacs (or
kayaks, depending on the water level), life - jackets, helmets, oars, snack, soft
drinks and picnic - style lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Shorts, wet shoes, swimsuit, sun-block, insect repellent,
towel and a change of clothes.
MAXIMUM WEIGHT: 90 kg/200 lbs per person.
MINIMUM AGE: 12 years old.
DURATION: 6 - 8 hours (depending on river water level)
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San Blas Islands
In the Caribbean Sea lies this exotically enchanting place, a coastline of 200 miles
dotted with islands, coral reefs and white sandy beaches. San Blas is in the care of
one of the most traditional indigenous civilizations in the Americas: the Guna
Indians, whose culture is doubtlessly the most well-preserved among all the
American indigenous tribes. The Gunas have been given the authority to establish
their own self-ruled territory, “la Comarca de San Blas”, where a tribe parliament
rules over the local population. Take a leisurely walk through a typical village,
while interacting with the natives and taking the opportunity to buy some pretty
molas, the finest in Guna craftsmanship. In the morning, you have a boat at your
disposition to visit a nearby beach or coral reef for some unforgettable snorkeling.
INCLUDED: Bus transport Hotel – Albrook airport - hotel, round trip airfare,
transport in motor-driven canoe to the island, community tax, lodging in simple
rooms, board (breakfast, light lunch, seafood dinner), excursions to the village and
beaches. Drinks not included.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Simple and light clothing, sneakers, wet shoes, insect
repellent, swimsuit, sun-block, snorkeling equipment, bottled water, passport, cash
for purchases, beach towel and a Cable & Wireless phone card.
MAXIMUM LUGGAGE WEIGHT: 12 kls per person.
NOTES:
DEPARTURE: Daily
DURATION: Overnight
Snorkeling In The Caribbean Sea (Portobelo Bay)
90 minutes away from Panama City, we will visit Portobelo, the most spectacular
bay to enjoy the enchantment of the Panamanian Caribbean, known for its fish,
multicolor, and its pristine waters. Enjoy snorkeling near Portobelo Bay, also known
throughout history, because of the wealth that travelled from South America to
Spain, turning it into a very attractive site for pirates and corsairs. Practice
snorkeling near the place where it is believed that the remains of the legendary Sir
Francis Drake are resting.
INCLUDED: Ground and maritime transportation, 10-passenger capacity in each
boat with all the necessary safety equipment, English speaking tour guide,
snorkeling equipment, soft drinks and lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sun block, hat, bug repellent, seasickness medication,
beach towel, wet shoes, bathing suit, and additional change of clothes.
NOTE:
• Pregnant women and people under the influence of alcohol or any other form of
• Last minute tour cancellations may occur on the very same day of the tour due to
sea conditions.
FREQUENCY: Monday through Thursday
DEPARTURE: 7:30 a.m. RETURN: 6:30 p.m
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Surf – El Palmar Beach
A mere 30 minutes from the hotel we will find El Palmar, a small coastal town on Panama's
Pacific coast where you will find Panama Surf School, located in a privileged area of the
Pacific Gulf, offering the possibility to surf in one of the country's most recognized beaches.
The Surf School has a beachfront location with excellent waves that are ideal for beginners,
as well as for experienced surfers. Professional surfers teach the classes and they will teach
you basic aspects of this sports activity so that you can have a fun and safe experience.
There is one instructor per each couple of students. No prior experience is required, only a
desire to have fun learning one of the most exciting aquatic sports and to embark in an
adventure of riding the waves. Rental of surfboards to experienced surfers available.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, 2 hours of introductory training per person (theory, practice on
sand and on water) bilingual instructor (Spanish – English), surfboard, snack, and
refreshments.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Must know how to swim, change of clothes, swimsuit, beach
towel, sunblock, hat, sunglasses, rash guard or t-shirt to use during class.
MINIMUM AGE: 12 years old
Physical Conditions: Must be in good physical conditions and have no blood pressure
or heart problems.
NOTES:
•Due to climatic conditions changes may be made prior to or during planned activities
and schedules may change according to the tide.
DEPARTURES:
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. / 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Teca Trail / Mountain Biking
A fun mountain bike tour, starting through the village of Farallón and then climbing
along a trail through a vast reforestation area, where we have a breathtaking view of
the mountains and the teak, eucalyptus and pine plantations.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: I
INCLUDED: Spanish speaking guiding instructor, helmet.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Long pants, sneakers, insect repellent, sun-block and
sunglasses.
DURATION: 2 hours
FREQUENCY: Daily
The Yayas Falls
Located at the entrance of Omar Torrijos Herrera National Park in El Cope,
approximately one hour away from the Resort, “Las Yayas” Falls are found. This is a
place where the water slides down huge volcanic rocks to finally divide itself in three
falls. It is Mother Nature’s treasure, inviting you to learn about its history. You will
also observe a variety of exuberant ferns, moss, orchids, bromelias, heliconias, and an
endless number of endemic plants. Along the road, we will find a small view point that
invites you to admire the great scenery. It is about an hour and a half walk that
allows you to take a close look at nature in an ecological adventure. At the end of the
walk, you will enjoy a refreshing dip into this natural pool: the Yayas Falls.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: I - II
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide, entry fees, snack, and soft
drinks.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, shorts, sneakers, wet shoes, insect repellent, sun
block, sunglasses, hat, beach towel, and a change of clothing.
NOTE: Pregnant women or clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of
RETURN: 2:00 p.m.
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Enjoy a wonderful ecological combination, where will be two excursions in one
day. The tour includes a ride on the Aerial Tram reaches the observation tower,
from where you can admire the tropical rainforest of the area, its flora and fauna
and the vastness of Lake Gatun. Visit the Orchid, Butterfly, Vivarium of poisons
frogs, followed by a boat ride in the waters of the Panama Canal to view aquatic
pathways between the islands that were formed when Gatun Lake was created.
This area is a natural sanctuary where you can see some native species: sloths
monkeys, white-faced monkeys, toucans, crocodiles and turtles, as well as the
exuberant vegetation of the area. Enjoy a buffet lunch in the restaurant "Los
Lagartos", on the shores of the Chagres River, from where there are wonderful
views of the river and its surroundings.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: I
INCLUDED: Bus and boat transport (20 passengers each), English speaking tour
guide, Aerial Tram visit, exhibitions visit, lunch and refreshments.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable clothing, shoes, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent
and sunglasses.
NOTE:
 Schedule may vary as it is subject to the aerial tram itinerary.
DAYS AVAILABLE:
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
RETURN: 4:00 p.m.
Anton Valley
At a 90-minute distance from Panama City, in the Antón Valley, lies a picturesque
village in the crater of an extinct volcano. At its crafts market you’ll find multiple
offer of tropical flowers, fruits and vegetables, as well as crafts handmade by the
villagers themselves. We visit the El Chorro Macho waterfall, where we will walk
through the tropical rain forest. A visit to the local animal shelter which serves as a
place of recuperation for wild animals that have been hurt and need assistance is
also included as well as the botanical garden El Níspero, where we will visit the
center for amphibians, the endemic golden frog and a wide variety of flora and
fauna typical of this area including an orchid nursery.
CANOPY ADVENTURE
This is an activity for the adventurous tourist looking for a new challenge! Ascend
to the treetops and embark on a journey through the airs, all the while observing
the flora and fauna of the tropical rainforest from a unique perspective. The
equipment and techniques used are those developed by speleologists and
mountain climbers. The Canopy Adventure is developed around the spectacular
waterfall at El Chorro Macho in Valle de Antón.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: I-II (CANOPY OPTION)
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English-speaking tour guide, lunch, instruction*, safety
equipment* and beverages.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Shorts, sneakers, sun block, insect repellent, hat, sunglasses.
MAXIMUM WEIGHT: 90 kls/ 200 lbs per person*
AGE REQUIREMENT: 12 years or older*
*Applies only to the Canopy option.
RETURN: 5:00 p.m.
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Aquabus & Shopping In Albrook
A new way of getting to know Panama City, on board the “Aquabus”, the first
amphibious transportation in the country. You will visit the modern and old city
from different angles. Start with a 2 hour panoramic ride through the Cinta
Costera, dive into the Pacific Ocean for a short voyage through the bay of
Panama, where you will appreciate the skyscrapers of the modern city, Cerro
Ancon (highest point of the city) before going back on the streets to continue with
the panoramic tour of Panama La Vieja, Casco Antiguo and the Amador
Causeway, where the Aquabus dives again into the ocean on the Pacific entrance
to the Panama Canal, from where you can contemplate the imposing Las Americas
Bridge that unites the continental divide and the vessels waiting their turn to cross
over the Panama Canal. The tour will end in Albrook Mall.
INCLUDED: Ground and Aquabus transport with local tour guides, snacks and
beverages.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, hat and sunglasses.
RETURN: 5:00 p.m.
Biomuseo & Amador Caseway
Three million years ago, Panama changed the life of the world. The BIOMUSEO
will tell the fascinating tale of the origin of the Isthmus. Designed by the famous
architect Frank Gehry, author of the Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao, the
BIOMUSEO is his only work of art in all of Latin America. The building has 4,000
m2, contains 4 permanent exhibition galleries and it is designed in sequences. The
BIOMUSEO also has 8 “amazing artifacts” to tell the story of how the Isthmus rose
from the sea, uniting the two continents, separating a great ocean into two and
changing the biodiversity of the planet forever.
An oasis with diverse experiences, the BIOMUSEO is located in the Amador
Causeway where a panoramic tour is included for great sightseeing of the
Panama Bay.
INCLUDES: Ground transportation, entry fees to the BIOMUSEO and English
speaking tour guide.
RECOMMENDATIONS: comfortable clothes, sunglasses.
DURATION: 2 hours
Bocas Del Toro
Bocas del Toro encompasses part of the Parque Internacional La Amistad and the
country's only marine park, Parque Nacional Marítimo Bastimentos - a testimony as
good as any to the province's extensive beaches, pristine coral reefs and virgin
rain forests. The biodiversity of the region is truly remarkable. Of further interest is
the Afro-Caribbean influence in the local culture, as showcased through
architecture, cuisine and other forms of folkloric expression. Take this unique
opportunity to enjoy a boat tour to the bird sanctuary in the rocky Swan´s Cay or
visit the coral reefs of Cayo Zapatillas and the small islands of the mangrove
swamp. Another option is to walk the Sendero de la Rana Roja (Path of the Red
Frog) in search of the Dendrobatespumilo, the species of amphibian after which the
path is named.
INCLUDED: Bus transport Hotel - Albrook Airport - Hotel, roundtrip airfare and
accommodation in standard air conditioned rooms, welcome at the airport in Bocas
and transfer to the hotel, breakfast. DRINKS NOT INCLUDED.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable and light clothing, sneakers, insect repellent,
sunglasses, beach attire, sun block, beach towel, passport, cash for purchases, tours
and restaurants, Cable & Wireless phone card.
NOTE: Flights are subject to change without prior notice.
DEPARTURE: Daily
DURATION: Overnight
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Canal & Shopping
The perfect combination!. We will visit the Miraflores locks where we can admire
this amazing work of engineering from the beginning of the century, and observe
the operation of the Canal and transiting of ships (subject to the itinerary of the
Canal Administration). We continue with a visit at ALBROOK MALL, one of the most
important shopping malls in Panama, developed in an area of 380,000 square
meters, where different and multiple commercial activities and services meet, with
approximately 300 stores and department stores, air conditioned in all of its
areas.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide (for groups of 10 or more),
entry fees and beverages.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, comfortable shoes for walking, sun block,
hat, sunglasses.
RETURN: 4:00 p.m.
City Tour & Panama Canal
Panama City is known for hosting three cities in one, and this tour takes us to get to
know two of them. The Casco Antiguo where one can visit among others, the Golden
Altar, the Plaza of Francia and the Bovedas. A panoramic visit of the modern city of
Panama and the coastal strip (Cinta Costera) where we find the monument to Vasco
Núñez de Balboa, discoverer of the South Sea. Included, also a visit to the Miraflores
Locks to observe the Canal operations and the passing through of ships (subject to
the itinerary of the Canal Administration). Panoramic visit of the Amador Causeway
and its crafts market.
INCLUDED: Ground transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees and soft drink.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable shoes, hat, sunblock and sunglasses.
SCHEDULE: 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Eco Canal & Summit Municipal Park
This great adventure will lead you to learn about the exuberant vegetation
around Gatun Lake in the Panama Canal area, touring several islands and
channels where you will find exotic flora and fauna. Undoubtedly, there is always
something enchanting to see, whether it be the sloth, always relaxing, hugging their
trees; or the turtles, shy but courageous at the same time, alligators and crocodiles
showing off proudly on the fresh water of the lake. The boat tour lasts
approximately 60 minutes. This excursion is ideal for nature lovers where they will
watch wildlife, enjoying magnificent surroundings of tropical plants, endemic trees,
and foreign species introduced to the canal during its construction. Upon returning,
we will visit Summit Municipal Park: “A gem within the Soberanía [Sovereignty]
National Park”, which has a small zoo and a large variety of native and foreign
species. The most representative specie in the park is the Harpy Eagle, Panama’s
national bird.
INCLUDED: Bus and river transportation on speed boats with a maximum capacity
of 20 persons each, entry fees, English speaking tour guide and beverages.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, sneakers, hat, sun block, insect repellent,
sunglasses.
NOTES:
•Please abstain from carrying and showing visible objects to monkeys during the
visit to the island.
RETURN: 1:30 p.m.
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The Emberá Indians are one of the many ethnic indigenous tribes in Panama.
Visitors are welcome to discover their culture in one of their communities, Emberá
Purú, Parará Purú or Emberá Drua (choice depends on climatic conditions), each
located on the banks of one of the most important rivers in the Canal Basin. After a
scenic bus ride to the banks of the San Juan or Charges River, we are met by
representatives of the Emberá Indians, who take us up the river in piraguas. We
then arrive to the community originating from the mountainous region of the Darién
province. We will experience the history and culture of the indigenous culture,
through narrative, traditional dance and craftsmanship like baskets woven from
the natural fibers of the chunga, maquenque and naguala palm trees, as well as
figures carved in cocobolo wood and tagua (better known as vegetable ivory).
We will enjoy a typical lunch of fried fish and yucca or plantains. This is the
opportunity to try an ancestral custom in the form of a tattoo with jagua, an
extract from vegetable seeds, which the Indians use to adorn their bodies with
geometrical patterns or animal sketches for ceremonies and special celebrations.
There is also time for a refreshing bath in the natural pools formed in the
waterfall.
INCLUDED: Bus and boat transport in an engine-powered piragua, Englishspeaking tour guide, donation to the community and park, traditional lunch, soft
drinks, snack, fruits and tattoo (included if desired).
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light and simple clothing, wet shoes or sneakers, bathing
suit, towel, change of clothes, sun block, insect repellent.
NOTES:
•Weather is out of our control and your safety may cause the cancellation of the
walk to the waterfall. We would then only visit the Community.
RETURN: 5:00 p.m.
Folkloric Show & Traditional Dinner
One could say of Panamanian folklore that it is indeed the best illustration of the
motto “Panama, crossroads of the world, Heart of the Universe “. From their early
beginnings, Panamanian people have been forging their identity using an
inscrutably simple heart as a tool and an astonishing array of cultural diversity as
the raw material. The result: primitive African drums, dresses in the exquisite
Seville pollera, (national dress of Panama), a tamborito, while Celtic voices may
be heard in a cumbia. The flavors of five continents may find harmony in one
typical dish. All this is the final product of a process of cultural blending in the
making. Meet the true soul of a living people!
INCLUDED: Bus transport, typical dinner, folkloric show.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Casual dress.
DAYS AVAILABLE: Monday through Saturday only.
RETURN: 10.00 p.m.
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Intro To Birdwatching On The Pipeline Road
The Pipeline Road is located in the heart of the Parque Nacional Soberanía, a
mere 45 minutes from downtown Panama City. That makes it one of the most
easily accessible tropical forests in the world. Over its 17 Km./11 miles the stretch
of road offers a truly exciting bird watching experience. In Christmas, counts
organized by the Panama Audubon Society, members have registered the highest
number of species seen during a 24-hour period: 394. The surrounding tropical
forest is as diverse as the birdlife; in the Parque Nacional Soberanía there are
approximately 1,300 species of trees, 105 species of mammals, 55 species of
amphibians and 79 species of reptiles.
DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: I – II
INCLUDED: Ground transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees, soft drink,
snack, binoculars, birds of Panama ID cards.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sneakers or trekking shoes, rain gear, insect repellent,
long pants, hat.
RETURN: 12:00 noon
Panama Canal
From Panama City, we travel to the Miraflores Locks, where we can admire this amazing
work of engineering from the beginning of the century, and observe the operation of the
Canal and transiting of ships (subject to the itinerary of the Canal Administration).
INCLUDED: Bus transportation, English speaking tour guide, entrance to the Canal.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Walking shoes, comfortable clothing, sun block, sunglasses,
hat.
DURATION: 2 hours.
Panamá City is characterized for having three cities in one. Panoramic visit to Ruins
of Panamá La Vieja (Old Panamá), named Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO.
Panoramic drive through the modern Panamá City and Boulevard Balboa, where
we can find the monument in honor of Vasco Núñez de Balboa, who discovered the
South sea. Panoramic visit of Casco Antiguo, the colonial city also named
Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO and panoramic drive through the Amador
causeway.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking tour guide and a bottle of water.
DURATION: 2 hours.
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We arrive by bus at the city of Colón, Panama’s commercial capital and the
Western Hemisphere’s largest Free Trade Zone. Weather permitting; we visit the
16th century San Lorenzo Fortress on the banks of the Chagres River. It was from
here where, leaded by the famous Henry Morgan, the pirates initiated their day
to attack Panama City. We also visit the Gatún Locks, the Canal´s biggest,
where we get an introduction to the Canal operations (subject to the Panamá
Canal Authority’s transit schedule). Lunch will be served in a city restaurant
followed by a panoramic tour of the city of Colón, before returning to Panama
City on the Panama Express Train, the world’s first inter-oceanic railway. The rails
border the Canal stretch at all times, passing by the still immense Gatún Lake and
through the dense, virgin tropical forest of the Canal Watershed.
INCLUDED: Ground and train transport, English-speaking tour guide, entry fees,
snack, soft drink and lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Casual clothing, walking shoes, sun-block, insect repellent,
hat, sunglasses.
NOTE: The Tour is subject to modifications related to the weather and the visit of
the fortress of San Lorenzo is replaced by a visit to the Portobelo. A city which
position made it the trading crossroads. In the ruins of the fortifications, the canons
that served to defend the city are still in place. Today, Portobelo is an important
pilgrimage site for the devotees of the Cristo Negro or Black Christ.
FREQUENCY: Monday through Friday only.
RETURN: 7:00 p.m. (Monday through Friday only
Panama: History and Craftsmanship
This journey will take you to find out about the History of Old Panama (Panama
Viejo), name that is given to the archeological site where the city of Panama was
located since its foundation back in 1519 It is considered as the first European
settling in the American Pacific Coast, there are several ruins that form this
archeological site. It was originally occupied by an indigenous community. From this
place many expeditions took place which lead to the conquest of the Inca empire,
becoming also one of the most important commercial routes of the American
continent. At the museum visit, you may be able to see in the different exhibition
rooms how it starts as pre-Hispanic, changing then to Colonial ending in the moving
of the city and urban expansion. Continuing its historical journey with a visit to
“Reprosa”, the only craftsmanship company that is authorized to reproduce the
original gold and silver pieces of pre columbine “Las Huacas” (treasures used by
the aborigines), that were found in the Isthmus of Panama. Allowing so, the
survival of the life and believes of those aborigines who preceded us.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, English speaking guide, entry fees and drinks.
RECOMENDATIONS: Comfortable shoes, sunblock, sunglasses.
DEPARTURES: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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This is your chance to get to know the eighth wonder of the world from the best
perspective imaginable - on board a boat transiting through the locks. We embark at
the dredging division at Gamboa in the Gatún Lake, navigating the Corte Culebra or
Gaillard´s Cut through the continental divide and head towards the Pedro Miguel
Locks, on the Pacific side. Here is where we can appreciate the canal operations, as
the ferry is hydraulically lowered 9 mts (30 feet). We continue to the Miraflores Locks,
where the boat is again lowered another 18 mts (60 feet), and pass under the
imposing Las Americas Bridge, that marks the entrance to the Canal on the Pacific side,
before getting off at the Port of Balboa or Amador. Finally, we will ground transfer
back to the Hotel.
INCLUDED: Bus and boat transport, English - speaking tour guide, snack,
beverages and lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, sunblock, hat, walking
shoes.
NOTES:
•The duration of the tour depends on transit schedules, and variations of up to two
hours might occur.
•The vessel used may be different than the one on the picture.
•The Canal transit may vary its point of departure.
FREQUENCY: Only Saturday.
RETURN: 3:30 p.m.
Rafting in Mamoni River
One of the benefits of the geography of Panama, it is thick forests, which hide its
most beautiful rivers that invite you to enjoy an unforgettable Experience like the
practice of this exciting sport in the Mamoni River, located in the district of Chepo,
at approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes from Panama City. The tour in the river
will be of approximately 3 hours where we can find both fast and disperse rivers
class III and IV, in some places we will have to walk due to the difficulties found
such as the beautiful Chorro de Chachare. The main activity in the area is cattle
and wood, but agriculture is still a way of living as well as the craftsman search
for gold. Each tourist shall have the opportunity to actively participate in the
aquatic trails systems within an area of fauna and flora, which is very typical of
that region, accompanied with certified instructors on international safety
measurements.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: III and IV
INCLUDES: Bus transport, specialized guides, zodiacs (or kayaks depending on
the river), life saver jackets, safety equipment, refreshments and lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: shorts, wet shoes, swimsuit, sun-block, insect repellent,
towel and an a change of clothes.
MAXIMUM WEIGHT: 200 lbs per person
MINIMUM AGE: 12
Note:
 Take passport with you, for regular checkup point near Rio Mamoni.
RETURN: 5:00 p.m.
(the duration of the tour depends on the water levels of the river )
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Saboga Island
Saboga Island is located in the Pearl Islands of Panama, a group of 200 islands
located in the rich turquoise waters of the Gulf of Panama, just 1 hour 30 minutes
from Panama City. Experience the best beach day, relaxation and adventure.
INCLUDES: Bus and Ferry Transport, lunch, refreshments, chair and umbrella.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Light clothes, comfortable shoes, insect repellent, sunblock,
swimsuit, sunglasses and beach towel.
RETURN: 5:30 p.m.
San Blas Islands
In the Caribbean Sea lies this exotically enchanting place: a coastline of 200 miles
dotted with islands, coral reefs and white sand beaches. San Blas is in the care of
one of the most traditional indigenous civilizations in the Americas: the Guna
Indians, whose culture is doubtlessly the best preserved among all the American
indigenous tribes. The Gunas have been given the authority to establish their own
self-ruled territory, “la Comarca de San Blas”, where a tribe parliament rules over
the local population. Take a leisurely walk through a typical village, while
interacting with the natives and taking the opportunity to buy some pretty molas,
the finest in Guna craftsmanship. In the morning, you have a boat at your
disposition to visit a nearby beach or coral reef for some unforgettable snorkeling.
INCLUDED: Bus transport Hotel - Albrook Airport - Hotel, round trip airfare,
transport in motor-driven canoe to the island, community tax, accommodation in
basic Kuna lodging, board (breakfast, light lunch, seafood dinner), excursions to
the village and beaches. Drinks NOT included.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable and simple clothing, sneakers, wet shoes,
insect repellent, bathing suit, sunblock, beach towel, snorkeling equipment, bottled
water, passport, cash for drinks and souvenir shopping, Cable & Wireless phone
card.
NOTES:
DEPARTURE: Daily.
DURATION: Overnight.
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Snorkeling In TheCaribbean Sea (Portobelo Bay)
90 minutes away from Panama City, we will visit Portobelo, the most spectacular
bay to enjoy the enchantment of the Panamanian Caribbean, known for its fish,
multicolor, and its pristine waters. Enjoy snorkeling near Portobelo Bay, also known
throughout history, because of the wealth that travelled from South America to
Spain, turning it into a very attractive site for pirates and corsairs. Practice
snorkeling near the place where it is believed that the remains of the legendary Sir
Francis Drake are resting.
INCLUDED: Ground and maritime transportation, 10-passenger capacity in each
boat with all the necessary safety equipment, English speaking tour guide,
snorkeling equipment, soft drinks and lunch.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sun block, hat, bug repellent, seasickness medication,
beach towel, wet shoes, bathing suit, and additional change of clothes.
NOTE:
• Pregnant women and people under the influence of alcohol or any other form of
• Last minute tour cancellations may occur on the very same day of the tour due to
sea conditions.
DEPARTURE: 9:00 a.m. RETURN: 5:00 p.m
Surf El Palmar
A mere 80 minutes from the city we will find El Palmar, a small coastal town on
Panama's Pacific Coast where you will find the Panamá Surf School, located in a
privileged area of the Pacific Gulf, offering the possibility to surf in one of the
country's most recognized beaches. The Surf School has a beachfront location with
excellent waves that are ideal for beginners, as well as for experienced surfers. It
is the ideal place to have fun and learn one of the most exciting water sports in
the world. Professional surfers teach the classes and you will learn the basic
aspects of this sports activity so that you can have a fun and safe experience.
There is one instructor per two students. No prior experience is required, only a
desire to have fun learning one of the most exciting aquatic sports and to embark
in an adventure of riding the waves! Additionally, you may enjoy some beach
time. Rental of surfboards to experienced surfers available.
INCLUDED: Bus transport, 2 hours of introductory training per person (theory,
practice on sand and on water) bilingual instructor (Spanish – English), surfboard,
snack, and refreshments.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Must know how to swim, change of clothes, beach towel,
swimsuit, sun block, hat, sunglasses, rash guard or normal t-shirt to use during class.
MINIMUM AGE: 12 years old.
PHYSICAL CONDITIONS: Must be in good physical conditions and have no blood
pressure or heart problems.
NOTES:
•Due to climatic conditions changes may be made prior to or during planned
activities and schedules may change according to the tide.
RETURN: 5:00 p.m.
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The Party Bus – Chiva Rumbera
The ultimate party! A night time tour of the city aboard a brightly painted “chiva”,
the folkloric Panamanian means of transportation and to the sounds of a “murga”,
a Panamanian live band, made up of brass instruments and percussion, playing
traditional music. The program for the evening involves a variety of activities, from
dancing on board the moving chiva to fun games and activities all conducted by
professional animators that will make you forget the routine of everyday life. The
barmen are at your entire disposal and eager to quench the thirst provoked by
the warm tropical nights. And, in addition to having a good time and relaxing,
you'll also experience the unique beauty of the city and its tourist sites by night.
INCLUDED: Tour through the city, local animators (Spanish / English), open bar
(seco herrerano, rum and soft drinks), live music and games.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Casual dress, comfortable shoes and a lot of party spirit.
DURATION: 3 Hours.
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San Blas and Bocas Del Toro “Unforgettable”
Panama is known for its sunny beaches, rich jungles and great cultural influence, abundant flora and fauna, touristic
sites, attractive islands with beautiful coasts that still remain as pure as the described by the early Spanish
Conquistadors, when their ships traveled along, in search of treasures in the new world. Such are San Blas Islands
and Bocas del Toro which invite you to a romantic stay in these paradisiacal destinations.
Bocas Del Toro (Tropical Paradise)
Bocas del Toro region has peaceful, crystal clear beaches,
with jungle areas and rainy forests. Thanks to these natural
characteristics, in the Bocas Del Toro coast we can find
Parque Internacional La Amistad and Parque Nacional
Marítimo Bastimentos. The diversity of birds, corals and
aquatic life of this region is unlike any other. Something to
enjoy in Bocas is the delicious local food to the rhythm of
the music of this region: Calypso, which is the result of a
mixture of Afro-Antillean culture that can also be reflected
in the dances and other folklore expressions.
INCLUDED: Transportation Hotel-Albrook Airport-Hotel,
plane tickets (round trip), welcome personnel at Bocas
airport and transfer to the Hotel reserved. Lodge in
Standard rooms with air conditioned, breakfast and taxes.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable clothes, wet shoes or
sport shoes, bug repellent, bathing suit, sun block,
sunglasses, snorkeling equipment, beach towel, passport,
cash for shopping, Cable & Wireless phone card.
BEVERAGES NOT INCLUDED
MAX. WEIGHT FOR LUGGAGE: 12K per person
DEPARTURES: daily
DURATION: 2 days - 2 nights
NOTE: Flights are subject to change without prior notice.
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Bocas Del Toro Hotel: 2 NIGTHS - 2 DAYS
SWAN’S CAY HOTEL
Swan’s Cay Hotel is surrounded by gardens in the Bocas Del Toro Beach. It offers sea views
to the Caribbean, outdoor pool, restaurant and free Wi-Fi. Hotel rooms have a very
traditional decoration. They have air conditioned, a mini bar, and cable TV. Milano
restaurant makes a specialty of Italian and Caribbean specialties.
BOCAS DEL TORO HOTEL
Bocas Del Toro Hotel is located along the crystal waters of the Caribbean Sea. It offers
elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi and sea view restaurants. Rooms have an elegant decoration
of nautical style and have cable TV with flat screens, air conditioned and coffee machine.
Some include balcony or terrace. The restaurant is located on a terrace above the water
and offers a menu of seafood and tropical Panamanian cuisine.
Buffet breakfast is offered daily. It also has a cafeteria with TV area. The hotel offers
massage services in the rooms.
PLAYA TORTUGA
Tortuga Hotel & Beach Resort is located on a Caribbean island, and offers 117 comfortable
rooms for your accommodation, all with balconies and spectacular ocean views. Playa
Tortuga features spacious deluxe rooms each with private balconies overlooking the ocean,
and large suites with a living room and separate bedroom, as well as two Grand Suites and
one Presidential Suite. The only hotel in Bocas with a private beach is just a short ride from
Bocas town and close to everything. Amenities include complimentary WIFI throughout the
hotel and gourmet restaurants with Panamanian and Caribbean cuisine with fresh local
ingredients with its exotic flavors, as well as international cuisine and a Children's menu.
Enjoy the thirty foot pool right in front of our beautiful pink sand beach. Enjoy peace
surrounded by the clear, calm Caribbean waters. It is also an eco-friendly hotel with
sustainable practices.
PUNTA CARACOL – AQUA LODGE
Punta Caracol rises from the idea of creating an aqua lodge on a natural and virgin
surroundings area, in order to order its visitors, a more intimate and pure enjoyment, in a
place of unique beauty allowing the visitor at the same time, to enjoy a good rest thanks to
the accommodations offered. Built on the Caribbean Sea and having 2km of coral coast,
Punta Caracol has been built using traditional methods of the coast: columns on the water
sustain the wooden stilts, adorned with a ceiling made of palm leaves, following a
memorable tradition of the indigenous communities of the area. Optional tours are offered
which can be taken from the lodge in order to know some of the interesting places of this
beautiful place.
INCLUDES: Transportation Hotel-Albrook Airport-Hotel, plane tickets (round trip), welcome
personnel at Bocas airport and transfer by motor boat to Punta Caracol, lodging in a suite,
taxes, breakfast and candle light dinner in the terrace above the sea, superficial diving
equipment, kayaks.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable clothes, wet shoes or sport shoes, bug repellent, bathing
suit, sun block, sunglasses, snorkeling equipment, beach towel, passport, cash for shopping,
Cable & Wireless phone card.
DEPARTURES: daily
NOTE: Flights are subject to change with prior notice.
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San Blas –Guna Yala Indigenous Community
San Blas –Guna Yala Indigenous Community
San Blas islands are characterized by its exotic coral reef areas and White sand beaches. This paradisiacal
place is home to the one of the most autochthonous and traditional indigenous cultures of the American continent:
Guna Indians, short people, with built bodies, of great simplicity and charm that remain as an autonomous
society, the Comarca San Blas, is the territory in which a congress of traditional Indians rules as People. The
walks throughout the village along the natives of the area, allow you to get acquainted with their culture: Molas.
In the morning we have a boat to go to the beach and to the coral reefs and practice snorkeling.
INCLUDES: Transportation Hotel-Albrook Airport-Hotel, plane tickets (round trip), welcome personnel at Bocas
airport and transfer by on boat to the island, community taxes, lodging in single rooms (Guna style), all meals
are seafood based, community tours and beaches. Does not include beverages.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Comfortable clothes, wet shoes or sport shoes, bug repellent, bathing suit, sun block,
sunglasses, snorkeling equipment, water bottle, beach towel, passport, cash for shopping, Cable & Wireless
phone card, additional set of clothes.
DEPARTURES: daily
NOTE: Flights are subject to change with prior notice.
Pregnant women are not accepted in the tours, or persons under the influence of alcohol of illegal substance.
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San Blas Hotel: 2 NIGHTS - 2 DAYS
GUAGUINEGA ECO-LODGE
Uaguinega Eco-Lodge is located on a Private island. Designed with traditionally palm
tree branches roofed-bungalows, balconies with ocean views and hammocks. All meals
are included. The site is just a few minutes from the Guna Yala Community in the
Achutupu Island. The bungalows are built on top wooden of pillars, rooms have willow
chairs, bathroom and 2 single beds with mosquito screens. Electric services 24 hours a
day thanks to the solar panels on the roof. The place also has a bar and a restaurant
with ocean view. After dinner, you can enjoy Music shows and traditional Guna dance.
Hotel has a luggage security area, 24 hour front desk and Tour information counter.
Snorkeling and diving can be practiced in the Island.
YANDUP ISLAND LODGE
Yandup is a Lodge located in a small private island near the Ukupseni Community
in Guna Yala. We have 10 cabins built on the sea level and 4 cabins with sea
view, all with private bathrooms, double beds, and Individual orthopedic
mattresses, as well as mosquito screens, fans, 24 hour electricity with solar panels,
cabins surrounded with a balcony, hammocks, and an incredible view. The island
also has a restaurant on the sea, with a 180° view. The restaurant’s specialty is
seafood and fresh fish.
SAPIBENEGA THE GUNA LODGE "LA ISLA IDÍLICA”
Sapibenega the Guna Lodge is a quiet place away from the rest. Cabins are
equipped with a private bathroom, wooden floors, compost pit restrooms, sweet water,
solar panels, ceiling fans, balcony with hammocks for the enjoyment of the landscape.
We also have 2 bar & restaurant and a grand terrace where you can enjoy a romantic
dinner in a magical environment, while the meals are made with the tasting of fresh
seafood, fruits and vegetables.
CORAL LODGE
Hotel Coral Lodge offers a resting environment, with an rustic style and at the
same time, refined environment. Located at a remote beach, only 30 minutes
from Guna Yala (San Blas), Hotel Coral Lodge will provide you with a unique
experience of comfort and Quality service; the ideal scenario for eco adventure.
The location of the hotel is simply impressive, and you can enjoy turquoise clear
waters, beaches and white sands and Coral reefs. The hotel has a restaurant,
bar, pool and 6 bungalow type suites, all elegantly equipped on the Water. The
suites of Hotel Coral Lodge are built on foundations on top of the sea, and have
incredible beach views. Beautifully decorated, with unique furniture and local
art. Suites have air conditioned, mosquito net, Jacuzzi, king size beds, and
private hammocks. The Hotel Coral Lodge will make you feel as if you were in a
Paradise you won’t want to get out of.
NOTE:
TRANSPORTATION TO CORAL LODGE IS LAND AND WATER ONLY. NO AIR TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE
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San Blas Sailing
Established in 1938 as an autonomous indigenous territory,
the “Guna Yala” with its simple beauty, generous people and
exceptional forests, offers a wonderful holiday away from
mass tourism.
The archipelago is surrounded by mountain range of San
Blas: lonely anchors in front of the deserted island against a
background of mountains covered with old-growth forest!
During the kayak ride up to the Rio Diablo (Devil River) or
Rio Manglar (Mangrove River) we can surprise toucans,
osprey (sea hawks), egrets, woodpeckers, spider monkeys
and even crocodiles. Recently, fresh jaguar and tapir tracks
were discovered by the captain and guests of the Pepita
Catamaran in the Mangrove River. The most beautiful sailing
area is located between Rio Diablo (Corazon de Jesus) and
Porvenir: the waters are calm due to the protection of the
Hollandes and Chichime reefs and the turquoise waters meet
with navy blue tone (several “coral” walls).
As for the
schedule, this is flexible and is discussed with the captain as
soon as you arrive (it’s 2-3 hours sailing per day). Upon
arrival to Corazon de Jesus, the sailboat will hoist the sails
towards the neighboring islands (Isla Verde, Coco Bandero,
Morbedup, Hollandes Reef to the Lemon Keys, or Lake
Chichime)… depending on the length of the stay and the
election of the captain. You will also be able to meet and
indigenous traditional Guna Village, the masters in the
making of Molas and take advantage of all the activities
offered on board.
Included: Transfer City hotel/Beach – Albrook Airport – City Hotel/Beach, air fare, Panama city – Corazon de
Jesus – Panama City, local taxes, meals in the catamaran/sail, drinks (White wine, red wine, national beers and
rum), snorkeling equipment and crew.
Recommendations: wear comfortable clothes, sneakers, insect repellent, bathing suit, sunscreen, sunglasses,
beach towel, passport and cash for shopping.
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From Beach Hotels
Diving At Caribbean Sea - Portobelo
The wonders of the Caribbean Sea are renowned around the world for its
multicolored fish, oddly-shaped corals and clear waters cast their spell on all
avid divers. Portobelo is the preferred place in Panama to practice diving, due
to the abundant marine environment. Among the species found here are
angelfish, butterfly fish, surgeon fish, blue tang, parrot fish and sergeant
majors. Two dives with Dive master. Enjoy a traditional home cooking
Panamanian lunch.
INCLUDED: Ground transport to Portobelo lunch (drinks NOT included), transport on
standard boat with a capacity for 10 passengers and with all the necessary safety
equipment, professional captain, English speaking Dive master, 2 tanks and all dive
gear.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sunblock, dive certificate, logbook, seasickness
medication, cash for drinks and other purchases, passport, light and simple
clothing, wet shoes, beach towel.
FREQUENCY: Monday through Thursday.
NOTES:
•All divers need to show a valid dive certificate upon registering for the
excursion. No exceptions!
RETURN: 6:00 p.m.
Diving At Otoque And Boná Islands (Pacific Ocean)
OPEN WATERS 2 TANK DIVING
INCLUDED: Maritime transport Hotel - islands-Hotel in a boat with safety
equipment (awning, life-jackets, radio and diving platform), English speaking
Dive master, professional captain, 2 tanks, complete diving gear, soft drinks.
NOTE: Pregnant women or clients under the influence of alcohol or any other
form of intoxication will not be allowed on this tour.
DEPARTURE: 8.00 a.m.
RETURN: 3.00p.m.
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From City Hotels
Diving At Caribbean Sea- Portobelo
The wonders of the Caribbean Sea are renowned around the world for its
multicolored fish, oddly-shaped corals and clear waters cast their spell on all
avid divers. Portobello is the preferred place in Panamá to practice diving,
due to the abundant marine environment. You will be diving near the Bay of
Portobello, a famous city in which the wealth coming from South America was in
transit on its way to Spain. The location apparently was a very attractive site
for pirates and buccaneers. Dive near the place where it is believed that the
remains of Sir Francis Drake are resting.
INCLUDED: Ground transport to Portobelo lunch (drinks NOT included), transport on
standard boat with a capacity for 10 passengers and with all the necessary safety
equipment, professional captain, English speaking Dive master, 2 tanks and all dive
gear.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sun block, dive certificate, logbook, seasickness
medication, cash for drinks and other purchases, Cable & Wireless phone card,
passport, light and simple clothing, wet shoes, beach towel.
NOTES:
RETURN: 4:00 p.m.
Diving At Taboga or Taboguilla Island
We will take you for two dives in two of the sites of interest surrounding the
island of Taboga / Taboguilla / Uraba and the neighboring islands. You will
be able to observe a sunken sailboat, a steamboat almost at water level, ideal
for pictures of fish, the famous "Taboo reef" starting almost at the water
surface and dropping to a depth of 70 to 90 feet.
INCLUDED: Bus and boat transport, English speaking captain, English speaking
Dive master, two tanks, weight belt, refreshments.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sunblock, dive certificate, logbook, seasickness
medication, cash for drinks and other purchases, wet shoes, beach towel, insect
repellent, hat.
NOTES:
RETURN: 3:00 p.m.
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WITH ACCOMMODATION
Each and every one of us is familiar with the wonders of the Caribbean Sea: the multicolored fish, oddly-shaped
corals and clear waters cast their spell on all avid divers. Portobelo is the preferred place in Panama to practice
diving, due to the abundant marine environment. Among the species found here are angelfish, butterfly fish, surgeon
fish, blue tang, parrot fish and sergeant majors. We arrive in Portobelo in the afternoon and overnight in the
bungalows that are part of the dive center's installations. The two dives are planned for the following morning and
afterwards, a traditional Panamanian lunch is served in the dive center cafeteria, before the return trip to the
Resort. Optional night dive on the arrival day (additional cost).
INCLUDED: Return ground transport to Portobelo, accommodation on the premises in comfortable simple rooms,
dinner, breakfast and lunch (drinks NOT included), transport on standard boat with a capacity of 10 passengers
and with all the necessary safety equipment, Spanish speaking professional captain, English speaking dive master, 2
tanks and all dive gear.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Sunblock, dive certificate, logbook, seasickness medication, cash for drinks and other
purchases, Cable and Wireless phone card, passport, light and simple clothing, wet shoes, beach towel.
NOTES:
•All divers need to show a valid dive certificate upon registering for the excursion. No exceptions!
•Pregnant women or clients under the influence of alcohol or any other form of intoxication will not be allowed on
this tour.
FREQUENCY: Monday through Thursday.
RETURN: 4:00 p.m.
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Retail Rates Beach Hotels
Panama Excursions
EXCURSIONS
USD 125.00
CHILDREN 3-11
YEARS OLD
USD 106.00
Anton Valley
USD 55.00
USD 50.00
USD 90.00
USD 80.00
Aquabus & Shopping in Albrook
USD 85.00
USD 73.00
ATV Tour - El Valle Antón
USD 150.00
N/A
Beach Ride (ATV)
USD 70.00
N/A
Bocas del Toro (overnight)
Additional Supplement for Single Room
USD 592.00
USD 198.00
USD 504.00
N/A
USD 695.00
USD 105.00
N/A
Bocas Del Toro Romantic Getaways: 2 nights – 2 days
Swan`s Cay Hotel
Additional Night double room
Bocas del Toro Hotel
Playa Tortuga Hotel
Punta Caracol – Aqua Lodge
Booze Cruise
ADULTS
USD 695.00
USD 105.00
USD 698.00
USD 173.00
USD 1,085.00
USD 315.00
USD 75.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Canal + Shopping
USD 55.00
USD 50.00
Canopy Adventure
City Tour + Canal
Culture, Crafts & Adventure
USD 105.00
USD 95.00
USD 65.00
N/A
USD 80.00
USD 55.00
Deep - Sea Fishing
USD 210.00
N/A
Diving At Caribbean Sea- Portobelo – 2 night – 3 days
with accommodations
Diving in Otoque & Bona Island (Pacific Ocean)
USD 335.00
N/A
USD 975.00
N/A
USD 275.00
N/A
Dust & Sand (ATV)
USD 85.00
N/A
USD 96.00
N/A
Emberá Indigenous Community
USD 90.00
USD 80.00
Intro to Bird Watching at Cerro Campana National Park
Macano Trail (ATV)
USD 75.00
USD 105.00
N/A
N/A
Panama Canal, Biomuseum & Crafts Shopping
USD 98.00
USD 85.00
USD 140.00
USD 120.00
Panama´s Rum Route
USD 120.00
N/A
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USD 155.00
CHILDREN 3-11
YEARS OLD
USD 135.00
Rafting in Río Grande
San Blas Islands (overnight)
San Blas Romantic Getaways: 2 nights – 2 days
Uaguinega Eco-Lodge
Additional Supplement for Double Room
Yandup Island Lodge
Sapibenega The Guna Lodge “La Isla Idílica”
Coral Lodge
San Blas Sailing: 2 night – 3 days
Catamaran
Sail Boat
Surf – El Palmar Beach
USD 130.00
USD 498.00
USD 150.00
N/A
USD 425.00
N/A
USD 665.00
USD 150.00
N/A
EXCURSIONS
ADULTS
USD 665.00
USD 150.00
USD 720.00
USD 200.00
USD 1,150.00
USD 416.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD2,095.00
USD 590.00
N/A
USD1,580.00
USD 410.00
N/A
USD 120.00
USD 85.00
N/A
N/A
Teca Trail (ATV)
USD 41.00
N/A
The Yayas Falls
USD 45.00
USD 40.00
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Panama Excursions
Net Rates Beach Hotels
EXCURSIONS
Anton Valley
Aquabus & Shopping in Albrook
ATV Tour - El Valle Antón
Beach Ride (ATV)
Swan`s Cay Hotel
Playa Tortuga Hotel
Booze Cruise
4-9
USD 122.00
USD 45.00
USD 77.00
N/A
USD 145.00
USD 68.00
USD 520.00
USD 175.00
USD 610.00
USD 95.00
10 - 29
USD 120.00
USD 40.00
USD 68.00
USD 75.00
N/A
USD 68.00
+ 30
USD 118.00
USD 30.00
USD 55.00
USD 70.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD 610.00
USD 95.00
USD 610.00
USD 153.00
USD 900.00
USD 225.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD 70.00
N/A
Canal + Shopping
USD 53.00
USD 50.00
USD 40.00
Canopy Adventure
N/A
USD 95.00
N/A
City Tour + Canal
Culture, Crafts & Adventure
Deep - Sea Fishing
USD 85.00
USD 59.00
USD 198.00
USD 80.00
USD 55.00
N/A
USD 71.00
USD 52.00
N/A
with accommodations
Diving in Otoque & Bona Island (Pacific Ocean)
USD 295.00
N/A
N/A
USD 855.00
N/A
N/A
USD 265.00
N/A
N/A
Dust & Sand (ATV)
USD 80.00
USD 80.00
N/A
N/A
USD 81.00
N/A
Emberá Indigenous Community
USD 85.00
USD 80.00
USD 71.00
Intro to Bird Watching at Cerro Campana National Park
USD 70.00
N/A
N/A
Macano Trail (ATV)
USD 99.00
USD 99.00
N/A
Panama Canal, Biomuseum & Crafts Shopping
USD 94.00
USD 90.00
USD 85.00
USD 130.00
USD 105.00
USD 90.00
Panama´s Rum Route
N/A
USD 116.00
N/A
USD 130.00
USD 125.00
USD 115.00
Rafting in Río Grande
N/A
USD 120.00
N/A
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EXCURSIONS
4-9
10 - 29
+ 30
USD 435.00
USD 135.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD1,860.00
USD 525.00
N/A
N/A
USD1,400.00
USD 360.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD 75.00
USD 115.00
N/A
USD 90.00
N/A
Teca Trail (ATV)
USD 28.00
USD 28.00
N/A
The Yayas Falls
USD 40.00
USD 35.00
N/A
Uaguinega Eco-Lodge
Yandup Island Lodge
Coral Lodge
Catamaran
Sail Boat
Surf – El Palmar Beach (minimum age: 12 years old)
USD 580.00
USD 125.00
USD 580.00
USD 130.00
USD 690.00
USD 180.00
USD1,035.00
USD 410.00
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Panama Excursions
Retail Rates City Hotels
USD 125.00
CHILDREN 3-11
YEARS OLD
USD 106.00
Anton Valley
Optional Canopy Adventure (additional charge per person)
USD 75.00
USD 80.00
USD 65.00
N/A
Aquabus & shopping in Albrook
Biomuseo & Amador Causeway
USD 76.00
USD 48.00
USD 530.00
USD 145.00
USD 65.00
USD 39.00
USD 450.00
N/A
USD 630.00
USD 105.00
N/A
EXCURSIONS
Swan`s Cay Hotel
Playa Tortuga Hotel
Canal + Shopping
ADULTS
USD 630.00
USD 105.00
USD 633.00
USD 173.00
USD1,005.00
USD 315.00
USD 55.00
USD 47.00
City Tour & Panama Canal (full day)
USD 95.00
USD 80.00
City Tour & Panama Canal (½ day)
USD 62.00
USD 53.00
with accommodations
Diving in Taboga or Tabogilla
USD 335.00
N/A
USD 880.00
N/A
USD 435.00
N/A
Eco Canal (Monkey Island & Summit Municipal Park)
Intro to Bird Watching
Panama Canal
Panama: History and Craftsmanship
Rafting in Mamoni River
Saboga Island
USD 110.00
USD 85.00
USD 60.00
USD 120.00
USD 35.00
USD 30.00
USD 140.00
USD 55.00
USD 150.00
USD 130.00
USD 145.00
USD 95.00
USD 80.00
USD 55.00
N/A
USD 30.00
USD 26.00
USD 119.00
USD 47.00
USD 130.00
N/A
N/A
USD 450.00
USD 90.00
USD 385.00
N/A
Uaguinega Eco-Lodge
Yandup Island Lodge
USD 585.00
USD 145.00
USD 585.00
USD 150.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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EXCURSIONS
Coral Lodge
Catamaran
Sail Boat
Surf - El Palmar Beach
The Party Bus - Chiva Parrandera
ADULTS
USD 690.00
USD 200.00
USD1,085.00
USD 410.00
CHILDREN 3-11
YEARS OLD
N/A
N/A
USD1,950.00
USD 580.00
N/A
USD1,440.00
USD 410.00
N/A
USD 112.00
USD 105.00
USD 25.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Panama Excursions
Net Rates City Hotels
EXCURSIONS
4-9
10 - 29
30
Aerial Tram & Gatun Expedition (Minimum 4 persons)
USD 122.00
USD 120.00
USD 118.00
Anton Valley (Minimum 4 persons)
Optional Canopy Adventure (additional charge per person)
USD 65.00
USD 70.00
USD 60.00
USD 68.00
USD 55.00
N/A
Aquabus & shopping in Albrook (Minimum 4 persons)
Biomuseo & Amador Causeway
Swan`s Cay Hotel
Playa Tortuga Hotel
Canal + Shopping
USD 68.00
USD 45.00
USD 460.00
USD 115.00
USD 65.00
USD 42.00
USD 60.00
USD 38.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD 550.00
USD 95.00
USD 555.00
USD 153.00
USD 905.00
USD 300.00
USD 50.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD 40.00
USD 35.00
City Tour & Panama Canal (full day)
USD 85.00
USD 80.00
USD 76.00
City Tour & Panama Canal (½ day)
USD 55.00
USD 35.00
USD 30.00
with accommodations
Diving in Taboga or Tabogilla
USD 290.00
N/A
N/A
USD 770.00
N/A
N/A
USD 380.00
N/A
N/A
Eco Canal (Monkey Island & Summit Municipal Park)
USD 90.00
USD 80.00
N/A
USD 85.00
USD 75.00
USD 55.00
USD 57.00
N/A
N/A
Intro to Bird Watching
USD 110.00
USD 90.00
N/A
Panama Canal
USD 36.00
USD 28.00
USD 26.00
USD 26.00
USD 24.00
USD 22.00
Panama Express Train (Minimum 4 persons)
USD 120.00
USD 105.00
USD 90.00
Panama: History and Craftsmanship (Minimum 4 persons)
USD 48.00
USD 35.00
USD 30.00
USD 130.00
USD 125.00
USD 115.00
Rafting in Mamoni River (Minimum 4 persons)
USD 120.00
N/A
N/A
Saboga Island
USD 140.00
USD 138.00
USD 135.00
Uaguinega Eco-Lodge
USD 380.00
USD 75.00
N/A
N/A
USD 510.00
USD 125.00
N/A
N/A
USD 550.00
USD 95.00
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EXCURSIONS
Yandup Island Lodge
Coral Lodge
Catamaran
Sail Boat
Surf - El Palmar Beach (minimum age: 12 years old) (Minimum 4
persons)
The Party Bus - Chiva Parrandera
4-9
USD 510.00
USD 130.00
USD 610.00
USD 180.00
USD 970.00
USD 370.00
10 - 29
30
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD1,805.00
USD 520.00
N/A
N/A
USD1,300.00
USD 360.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
USD 100.00
USD 85.00
USD 95.00
N/A
N/A
USD 24.00
USD 24.00
N/A
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Transfer and Tour Commercial Conditions
1. GENERAL INFO ON TRANSFERS:
 Report all transfer requests with at least 24 hours of anticipation. In the event of a
last minute requirement, please have into account that, in addition to the regular
report, you must call the Receptive Office of the corresponding base.
 Request received confirmation at the Receptive Office upon having sent the request.
 Provide passengers with the corresponding transfer vouchers. This is requested
because they often do not deliver this voucher, but rather only the hotel voucher.
 Inform all changes and cancellations presented for both flights and dates of the
passengers that have already been reported.
 Inform individual passengers and groups that the additional luggage or materials for
summits (boxes, TV, LCD, Plasma, etc) have an additional charge for its
transportation.
 Inform passengers that the schedules for transfers from each destination must be
confirmed by them directly at the Decameron Explorer counter one day prior to their
departure of the hotel. It is the passenger’s responsibility to confirm their departure
schedule in order to assure that the flight information that we have is the same as the
information on their tickets. Decameron Explorer is not responsible for missing flights
due to erroneous information.
 Include in the chart containing the transfer, the voucher number and the reservation number with
Serviline since this facilitates to review any changes or updates.
NAME
# PAX
DATE IN
FLIGHT
ARRIVAL TIME
DATE OUR
FLIGHT
DEPARTURE
TIME
VOUCHER OR
RESERVATION #
TOURS OR
TRANSFER
INCLUDED
2. GENERAL INFORMATION FOR TOURS:
 Have into account the range of persons for the net fares of tours.
 Tours are programmed once the passengers arrive to each destination. Please do not write any
departure dates on the vouchers.


For each group we may be able to reevaluate the net fairs per case.
Take into account the minimum and maximum when selling each of the tours.
3. PENALTIES:
 FOR UNEXPECTED ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS (GO SHOW)
Penalty in Panama is: US$5 p/p
 NO SHOW:
Cancellations must be presented for both flights and passenger dates that have already been
previously reported. In the event no cancellation is received, the following shall apply:
- 100% if the information is not received
- 50% if they are reported the same day of arrival
Passengers that are not reported on a flight and shows up in a different flight which had not been
informed, will be applied the No Show penalty (50%) for waiting for the passenger in the flight
previously reported.
 PASSENGERS THAT DO NOT TAKE THE TOURS INCLUDED
Tours are directly coordinated in the destination by the passengers at the Decameron Explorer
Counter. Passenger must present their service voucher. If the passenger if programmed for a date
during their stay and they do not show up at the schedule agreed, there will be no refund and the
agency will be charged 100% of the receptive included.
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Mantarraya Golf Club By Royal Decameron Panama
Surrounded by its natural beauty with large lakes and exuberant and beautiful landscape, with a view to distant mountains
and within the majestic Royal Decameron Golf, Beach Resort, Villas, we find the Mantarraya Golf Club, a paradise for golf
enthusiasts and a retreat for nature lovers. This golf course is one of the newest and most modern of Panama. Designed by
renowned Architect Randall Thompson of the American Golf Design, well known for his golf courses designs in South and
Central America. Completed in February 2005, the Mantarraya Golf Club is in excellent conditions for the game with wide,
undulating, and fast greens, as well as rolling fairways and tees. It has 18 holes, Par 72, 7,098 yards, Tifton Dwarf on the
green, Tifton 419 grass for tees and fairways. It can cater to any event not only for amateurs but also for professionals. The
course is considered one of the best options for this sport in Panama and it features a Pro Shop, cafeteria, showers, lockers,
and many other facilities and services for the comfort of all players. Since it is located in the dry arch, one of the driest and
sunniest areas of the isthmus, it has an excellent climate to enjoy this sport all year round.
Golf
Balls,
Tees
and
SERVICE
Green Fee, 18 Holes (Monday to Friday)
Green Fee, 18 Holes (Saturday, Sunday and Holidays)
Golf Club Rentals
NET RATES
USD 50.00
USD 65.00
USD 66.00
RETAIL RATES
USD 57.00
USD 79.00
USD 69.00
Accessories available at the Pro Shop
A 7% TAX is included
NOTES
- Tee Times: Monday through Sunday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Minimum 4 players per group booking.
- Food and Beverage: 1 cart service is available on the golf course.
- Distance from City Hotels to Mantarraya Golf Club is 90 minutes.
- Tee Time Reservations and golf club rentals must be made 48 hours prior to game day.
- Cancellation must be made 24 hours prior to game day.
- Rates Valid from Dec 26, 2014 to Dec 25, 2015
- Prices are subject to change with prior notice.
DRESS CODE
- Polo Shirt, Bermuda or long pants, running shoes or rubber spikes.
- No swimsuits or blue jeans allowed.
TRANSPORTATION RATES - ROUNDTRIP
SERVICE
City Hotels - Mantarraya Golf Course - City Hotels
Daily private transport available (4 persons maximum)
Beach Hotels - Mantarraya Golf Course - Beach Hotels
Daily private transport available (4 persons minimum)
NET RATES
RETAIL RATES
USD 173.00
USD 198.00
USD 29.00
USD 32.00
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Summit Golf – Gamboa
The Summit Golf is located in the forests of the Panama Canal watershed. A scenic championship course
designed by Jeffrey Myers with 18 holes, par 72, 6,626 yds and sand-based Bermuda-Tideway grass
plus a children’s course of 6 holes.
SERVICES
Weekends: Green Fee, 18 Holes & Golf Cart
Midweek: Green Fee, 18 Holes & Golf Cart
Golf Club Rentals
NET RATES
USD 114.00
USD 87.00
USD 56.00
RETAIL RATES
USD 130.00
USD 100.00
USD 62.00
A 7% TAX is included
NOTES
- Rates are per person including two persons sharing a golf cart.
- Rental of 21 golf clubs set. Brands: Callaway, Taylormade and Ping.
- Rental of 25 golf balls set to be used exclusively in Driving Range and Putting Green.
- 2 Food and beverage mobile cart service available on the golf course (between holes 3 and 12).
- Tee Times: from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 pm.
- Distance from City Hotels to Summit Golf is 50 minutes.
TRANSPORTATION RETAIL RATES - ROUNDTRIP
SERVICES
City Hotels - Summit Golf - City Hotels
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD$100.00
USD $ 115.00
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Tucan Golf Club – Panama City
Bordered by lush tropical forests, the golf course also offers panoramic views of the Panama Canal
and the Skyline of the City. Designed to ensure the integrity of the surrounding tropical flora and
fauna, the course at Tucan is a paradise of its own. Designed by Jeffrey Myers with 18 holes, par-72
layout that stretches 6,618 yards.
SERVICES
Tuesday To Friday Package: Green Fee, 18 Holes & Golf Cart
Saturday – Sunday And Holidays Package: Green Fee, 18 Holes &
Golf Cart
Golf Club Rentals 12 units (Brand: Cleveland - Callaway)
RETAIL RATES
USD 117.00
RETAIL RATES
USD 129.00
USD 117.00
USD 129.00
USD 56.00
USD 62.00
A 7% TAX is Included
NOTES
- Golf Course is closed on Monday.
- Tee Time: Tuesday to Sunday from 6:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.
- Maximum 4 players per group booking.
- Food and Beverage 2 carts service is available on the golf course.
- Distance from City Hotels to Tucan Golf Club is 30 minutes.
TRANSPORTATION RATES - ROUNDTRIP
SERVICES
City Hotels –Tucan Country Club - City Hotels
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD$100.00
USD$115.00
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Al Dente Restaurant
LOCATION: Amador Causeway
CATEGORY: International & Italian Cuisine
RESERVATIONS MINIMUM: 80 Persons
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 516 Persons
OPEN ON: Monday To Sunday
MENU
BUFFET DINNER
HORS D´OEUVRES
Chicken Vol au vents
Spinach and cheddar mini pastries
Beef mini pastries
SALAD BAR
Mixed Salad
Traditional Cesar Salad
Farfalle al Pesto Salad
PASTA STATION
Penne al Oleo
Spaghetti al oleo
Raviolis with mushrooms al oleo
PASTA SAUCES
Pomodoro
Alfredo
SIDE DISHES
Baked potatoes with garlic and fine herbs
Sauteed Vegetables
HOT STATION
Chicken Cacciatore
Fish Fillet (corvina) in garlic sauce
Grilled Tenderloin with caramelized onions
DESSERTS
Mini Cheesecakes, Mini Brownies,
Mini Tiramisu, Seasonal Fruits
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
Bottled Water
(One option for person)
Soda, juice, ice tea, glass of wine or beer
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Beirut Restaurant
CATEGORY: Lebanese Cuisine
ENTERTAINMENT: Belly dancing Friday and Saturday
MENU 1
TABLE SERVICE BUFFET
MENU 3
APPETIZERS / SIDE DISHES
Hummus
Kibbeh
Baba ganoush
Stuffed Grape Leaves
Labne
Tabbouleh
Lebanese Salad
Pita bread
Cheese Sambousek
Falafel
APPETIZERS /SIDE DISHES
Hummus
Labne
Baba ganoush
Kibbeh
Cheese Sambousek
Pita Bread
Falafel
Tabbouleh
MAIN DISH
Mixed grilled meats (lamb, chicken,
beef)
Almond Rice
DESSERT
House Dessert
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(one per person)
Domestic Beer
Bottled water
Soda
Lemonade
Glass of Wine
MENU 2
Mix Lebanese platter
APPETIZERS / SIDE DISHES
Hummus
Labne
Baba ganoush
Kibbeh
Cheese Sambousek
Falafel
Pita Bread
Tabbouleh
MAIN DISH
Mix Shawarma (chicken, beef)
MAIN DISH
Chicken & Beef Shish kabobs
Lebanese Rice
Lebanese Salad
DESSERT
Assorted desserts
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(one per person)
Domestic Beer
Bottled water
Soda
Lemonade
Glass of Wine
DESSERT
House Dessert
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(one per person)
Domestic Beer
Bottled water
Soda
Lemonade
Glass of Wine
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Bucaneros Restaurant
CATEGORY: International
RESERVATIONS MINIMUM: 30 Participants
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 60 Participants
130 Participants In Terrace
OPEN ON: Monday to Sunday
MENU 1
Table Service 20 - 50 persons
APPETIZER
Mixed Greens
OPTIONS FOR MAIN COURSE
1. BBQ Chicken breast
2. Grilled Sea bass fillet
3. Grilled Fillet Mignon
MENU 2
SIDE DISHES
Rice, mashed potatoes and
vegetables
OPTIONS FOR APPETIZERS
1. Fish broth
2. Sea bass ceviche
DESSERT
Flan
1. Sea bass fillet in garlic sauce
2. Chicken breast in mango sauce
3. Pork chops in passion fruit sauce
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Sangria
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
SIDE DISHES
Rice, mashed potatoes, vegetables
DESSERT
Flan
MENU 3
OPTIONS FOR APPETIZER
1. Fried calamari tails
2. Shrimp bisque
1. Grilled Fillet mignon
2. Prawns in garlic sauce
3. Sea bass in shrimp sauce
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Sangria
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
SIDE DISHES
Rice with red peppers, mashed
potatoes and vegetables
DESSERT
Flan
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Sangria
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
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MENU 4
APPETIZER
1. Seafood soup
2. Greek chopped salad
1. Hot butter lobster
2. Prawns in crab sauce
3. Black pepper fillet
SIDE DISHES
Rice with red peppers, mashed
potatoes and vegetables
DESSERT
Flan
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Sangria
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
MENU 5
Buffet
(Minimum 40 persons)
APPETIZERS
Mixed greens with vinaigrette
dressing
Sea bass ceviche
Chicken and potato croquets
Chicken breast in mushroom
gravy sauce
Black pepper fillet
Shrimp in red tomato sauce
Breaded sea bass fillet with tartar
sauce
SIDE DISHES
Rice with carrots and parsley
Steamed vegetables
DESSERTS
Flan
Seasonal fruit salad
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Sangria
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
MENU 6
PANAMANIAN BUFFET
APPETIZER
Sancocho Panameño
(typical Panamanian chicken soup)
Potato and beet salad
Shrimps in red sauce
Chicken stew
Chopped steak in creole sauce
SIDE DISHES
Rice with local red beans
Sweet plantain
DESSERTS
Flan
Seasonal fruit salad
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Sangria
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
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Las Bóvedas Restaurant
LOCATION: Casco Antiguo
CATEGORY: International & French Cuisine
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 100 Persons inside Restaurant
400 Persons (At the Outdoors Plaza)
OPEN ON: Monday - Saturday
ENTERTAINMENT: Live Jazz (Fridays and Saturdays)
NOTE: Groups Over 50, Buffet Dinner
MENU 1
TABLE SERVICE
For groups 20 - 50 persons
APPETIZER
Salmon Carpaccio marinated with
capers and lemon
MENU 2
TABLE SERVICE
1. Chicken Supreme on honey
mustard sauce
2. Sea bass covered fine
herbs butter
1. Shrimp cocktail in orange
mayonnaise
2. Mixed greens, asparagus and
tomatoes in fine herb vinaigrette
SIDE DISHES
Potatoes au Gratin
1. Steak on Roquefort sauce
2. Lemon peppered Catch
of the day
DESSERT
Coconut Flan
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
SIDE DISHES
Sautée vegetables
DESSERT
Profiteroles
MENU 3
TABLE SERVICE
1. Shrimp Cocktail with grapes
and almonds
2. Beef Carpaccio marinated
with pickled vegetables,
parmesan cheese
1. Steak glazed with onion
marmalade or Roquefort sauce
2. Sea bass with champagne sauce
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
SIDE DISHES
Vegetables and mashed
potatoes with fennel
DESSERT
Baked Alaska with orange glaze
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
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MENU 4
TABLE SERVICE
MENU 6
BUFFET
Minimum 30 Persons
1. Hearts of palm salad with
chef’s vinaigrette
2. Sea bass and salmon Terrine with
a champagne reduction
APPETIZERS
Apple ceviche
Nicoise salad
Mini tartelette (pate brisée)
Assorted miniature breads
1. Sea Bass medallions on bisque sauce
2. Steak on cabernet and
green pepper sauce
SIDE DISHES
Bacon glazed broccoli
DESSERT
Crepes filled with vanilla ice cream
and chocolate sauce
MENU 5
TABLE SERVICE
1. Ceviche
2. Cream of Pumpkin
MAIN COURSE
Pasta al olio with asparagus,
mushrooms, broccoli, cauliflower,
carrots and peppers
DESSERT
Fresh fruits platter
Coffee or Tea
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
MENU 7
BUFFET
Minimum 30 persons
APPETIZERS
Ceviche with purple onions and
sweet corn
Caesar Salad with fine herbs infused croutons
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
MAIN COURSE DISHES
Catch of the day with passion fruit sauce
3 peppers Steak fillet
Rice Pilaf
Glazed vegetables
Potatoes Provencal
DESSERTS
Variety of homemade patisserie
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
MENU 8
BUFFET
Minimum 30 Persons
APPETIZERS
Ceviche Las Bóvedas
Mesclum, asparagus and cherry
tomatoes in fine herb vinaigrette
MAIN COURSE DISHES
Sea bass with cream of mushroom
Steak medallions on Port reduction
Chicken breasts filled with spinach
Rice pilaf
Glazed vegetables
Potatoes au gratin
MAIN COURSE DISHES
Catch of the Day with Maître
d´Hotel butter
Beef medallions with 3 pepper Sauce
Melted Cheese filled chicken breast
with rosé sauce
Potatoes Gratin
Sautée Vegetables
Rice Pilaf
DESSERTS
DESSERT
Coffee or Tea
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
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Las Tinajas Restaurant
LOCATION: Bella Vista
CATEGORY: Typical Panamanian Food
RESERVATIONS MINIMUM: 10 Participants
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 130 Participants
FOLKLORIC SHOW: Tuesday - Saturday
MENU
TABLE SERVICE
Cocktail (contains liquor) served in a typical tinajita
TYPICAL DISH
Chicken pot Tamale
Rice with chicken
Pork Leg
Carimañola (fried cassava)
Plantain Panamanian Style
DESSERT
A la Carte
Coffee or tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
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Manolo Caracol Restaurant
LOCATION: Casco Antiguo
CATEGORY: International / Spanish Cuisine (Tapas Style)
MENU
SAMPLE TASTING (TAPAS STYLE)
(Menu may vary according to chef´s choices)
Pedasí infused focaccia
Black fish escabeche
Eggplant Tortillas made with fresh cheese and tomato reduction
Corn Tamale with organic chicken
Mini lamb hamburger on pita bread and mint sauce
Coconut shrimp rice
Octopus ceviche with slices of grapefruit
Water cress salad with hearts of palm wrapped in rice paper
Fried fish with Chinese leaves tart
OPTIONS FOR DESSERTS
Cheesecake
Guava patties and goat cheese
Pineapple ice cream
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One Option)
Domestic Beer
Soda
Bottled water
Glass of Wine
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Rino’s Restaurant
LOCATION: Bella Vista
CATEGORY: Italian Cuisine
MENU 1
BUFFET
Minimum 50 Persons
APPETIZERS
Eggplant in vinaigrette
Greek salad
Neapolitan salad
Spring Vegetable Rice salad
Sea Bass in passion fruit sauce
Chicken with creamy
mushrooms sauce
Tortellini al Pesto
SIDE DISHES
Parsley Rice
Vegetables
Ripe Sweet Plantains
DESSERTS
White chocolate mousse
Rum cake
Coffee or Tea
MENU 2
BUFFET
Minimum 50 Persons
APPETIZERS
Assorted Cheeses
Garlic Mushrooms
Neapolitan salad
Rainbow Salad
Assorted Breads
Beef Lasagna
Chicken with Creamy
Mushroom Sauce
Beef Tenderloin in Wine Sauce
SIDE DISHES
Rice with vegetables
Mashed potatoes
DESSERTS
Vanilla Cake
Catalan Créme Brulée
MENU 3
BUFFET
Minimum 50 Persons
APPETIZERS
Cold cuts and cheeses
Pasta salad
Sea Bass ceviche
Pickled Mushroom Salad
Assorted breads
MAIN COURSE DISHES
Chicken Cordon Blue
Sea bass fillet with dill sauce
Beef Bourguignon
SIDE DISHES
Three colour cheese Tortellini
Rice with mushrooms and tomatoes
DESSERTS
Panna cotta
Flan
Chocolate Mousse
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Wine
Soda
Bottled water
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Wine
Soda
Bottled water
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Wine
Soda
Bottled water
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MENU 4
BUFFET
Minimum 50 Persons
APPETIZERS
Salad Bar
Pasta & Tuna Salad
Eggplant Vinaigrette
Peruvian Shrimp casserole
Assorted breads
MAIN COURSE DISHES
Florentine Sea Bass Fillet
Chicken Parmigiana
Beef Lasagna
SIDE DISHES
Sautéed vegetables
DESSERTS
Chocolate mousse
Panna Cotta
MENU 5
TABLE SERVICE
Minimum 10 - 50 Persons
APPETIZERS
Mixed Ceviche
Greek Salad
Spring Vegetable Rice salad
Assorted breads
MAIN COURSE DISHES
Beef Stroganoff
Chicken Cacciatore
Creamy Cheese Ravioli
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Wine
Soda
Bottled water
SIDE DISHES
Sautéed parsley potatoes
DESSERTS
Flan
Lemon Chiffon Pie
MENU 6
TABLE SERVICE
Minimum 10 - 50 Persons
APPETIZERS
Cold cuts and cheeses
Rino´s Ceviche
Pasta & Tuna salad
Shredded Chicken Salad
Assorted breads
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Wine
Soda
Bottled water
MAIN COURSE DISHES
Chicken Neapolitan
Garlic dill Grilled Sea Bass
Beef tenderloin with mushroom
and wine sauce
SIDE DISHES
Mushroom Rice
Sautéed vegetables
DESSERTS
Catalan Créme Brulée
Caramel Chocolate Cake
Coffee or Tea
BEVERAGES
(One option)
Domestic Beer
Glass of Wine
Soda
Bottled water
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Dinner in Panama City Restaurants Rates
RESTAURANTS
Al Dente
Beirut
MENU
MENU 1
MENU 2
MENU 3
MENU 1
MENU 2
MENU 3
MENU 4
MENU 5
MENU 6
MENU 1
MENU 2
MENU 3
MENU 4
MENU 5
MENU 6
MENU 7
MENU 8
Bucaneros
Las Bóvedas
Las Tinajas
Manolo Caracol
Rino’s
MENU 1
MENU 2
MENU 3
MENU 4
MENU 5
MENU 6
NET RATE
USD 35.00
USD 37.00
USD 35.50
USD 55.00
USD 28.00
USD 32.00
USD 41.00
USD 47.00
USD 41.00
USD 30.00
USD 55.00
USD 55.00
USD 66.00
USD 60.00
USD 52.00
USD 60.00
USD 65.00
USD 75.00
USD 49.00
USD 59.00
USD 29.00
USD 29.00
USD 29.00
USD 29.00
USD 29.00
USD 29.00
RETAIL RATE
USD 40.00
USD 43.00
USD 41.00
USD 63.00
USD 32.00
USD 37.00
USD 47.00
USD 54.00
USD 47.00
USD 34.00
USD 63.00
USD 63.00
USD 75.00
USD 69.00
USD 59.00
USD 69.00
USD 74.00
USD 86.00
USD 55.00
USD 69.00
USD 33.00
USD 33.00
USD 33.00
USD 33.00
USD 33.00
USD 33.00
- Rates per person.
- Al Dinner Includes:
Dinner, one beverage, coffee or tea,
dessert, gratuities, taxes.
- Rates Valid to December 25, 2015.
CITY HOTELS TRANSPORTATION RATES FOR DINNER
# OF PERSONS
10 to 20
21 to 30
30+
NET RATE
USD 15.00
USD 13.00
USD 9.00
RETAIL RATE
USD 18.00
USD 15.00
USD 13.00
INCLUDED
Air-conditioned Bus
Air-conditioned Bus - Guide
Air-conditioned Bus - Guide
- Transfer per person.
- Buses personalized and numbered:
Minimum 30 participants.
- We allow 1 tour conductor (FREE) for
each 20 paying participants.
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1. Cosmetic bag with Molas design
2. Coin purse with Molas design
3. Framed Mola (size 15 cms x 15 cms)
4. Personalized framed Mola with the name
(Size 15 cms x 15 cms)
5. Bag in fique with Molas design
6. Bag with Molas design
7. Full Color Book Marker (mola)
8. Panama round neck T-Shirt personalized with
the name of the company of the company
9. Medium leather case
10. Thermal glass
11. Clay pitcher with the image of the
Panama Flag or typical Frog
Tequila Shot with image of the Panama Canal
12. Ceramic
13. Glass
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14. Beer Jug
15. Coffee Mug with Panamanian Flag or Canal Motive
16. Ceramic ashtray with the image of the Canal
17. Small Panama plate
18. Fisherman Style Hat
19. Panama Hat
20. Hat embroidered with the company Logo
Magnets with the image of the Canal in the
Following material
23. Ceramic
24. Stained Glass
25. Wood
26. Leather
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27. Metallic key chain with the image of the Panama Canal
28. Small hay skirt key chain
29. Leather Panama map key chain
30. Small Hat key chain
31. Half size doll with typical Panama skirt
32. Full size Doll with typical Panama skirt
33. Genuine Panamanian Diablico Sucio figure
34. Wooden Maracas with “Panama” Engraving
35. Small Typical Chiva Bus
36. Rectangular object holder with the Company Logo
37. Wall mounts wooden lock (Panama Canal)
38. Ceramic Green frog
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Souvenirs Rates
SOUVENIRS
NET RATES
1. Cosmetic bag with Molas design
2. Coin purse with Molas design
3. Framed Mola (size 15 cms x 15 cms)
4. Personalized framed Mola with the name of the company (size 15 cms x 15 cms)
5. Bag in fique with Molas design
6. Bag with Molas design
7. Full Color Book Marker (mola)
8. Panama round neck T-Shirt personalized with the name of the company
9. Medium leather case
10. Thermal glass
11. Clay pitcher with the image of the Panama Flag or typical Frog
12. Tequila Shot Ceramic
13. Tequila Shot Glass
14. Beer Jug
15. Coffee Mug with Panamanian Flag or Canal Motive
16. Ceramic ashtray with the image of the Canal
17. Small Panama plate
18. Fisherman Style Hat
19. Panama Hat
22. Cotton Cap: Embroidered
23. Ceramic Magnet
24. Stained Glass Magnet
25. Wood Magnet
26. Leather Magnet
27. Metallic key chain with the image of the Panama Canal
28. Small hay skirt key chain
29. Leather Panama map key chain
30. Small Hat key chain
31. Half size doll with typical Panama skirt
32. Full size Doll with typical Panama skirt
33. Genuine Panamanian Diablico Sucio figure
34. Wooden Maracas with “Panama” Engraving
35. Small Typical Chiva Bus
36. Rectangular object holder with the Company Logo
37. Wall mount wooden lock (Panama Canal)
38. Ceramic Green frog
USD 9.00
USD 4.50
USD 18.00
USD 27.00
USD 12.60
USD 27.00
USD 2.25
USD 9.00
USD 6.30
USD 9.90
USD 6.75
USD 4.95
USD 2.70
USD 9.00
USD 6.75
USD 5.40
USD 8.10
USD $14.40
USD $31.50
USD $9.00
USD $3.60
USD $3.60
USD $2.70
USD $1.80
USD $3.60
USD $1.80
USD $2.25
USD $1.80
USD $13.05
USD $18.00
USD $31.50
USD $6.75
USD $3.15
USD $5.40
USD $5.40
USD $3.15
RETAIL RATES
USD 10.00
USD 5.00
USD 20.00
USD 30.00
USD 14.00
USD 30.00
USD 2.50
USD 10.00
USD 7.00
USD 11.00
USD 7.50
USD 5.50
USD 3.00
USD 10.00
USD 7.50
USD 6.00
USD 9.00
USD $16.00
USD $35.00
USD $10.00
USD $4.00
USD $4.00
USD $3.00
USD $2.00
USD $4.00
USD $2.00
USD $2.50
USD $2.00
USD $14.50
USD $20.00
USD $35.00
USD $7.00
USD $3.50
USD $6.00
USD $6.00
USD $3.50
20 unit Minimum order per item
Order must be placed 30 days in advance
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Four Points By Sheraton Hotel
LOCATION: Millennium Plaza
Commercial Plaza
TOTAL ROOMS: 237
CATEGORY: 4 stars
Located at Millenium Plaza, Four Points by Sheraton Colon is part of the Colon Free Zone area, one of the
largest and most important commecial areas in Latin America. It has free parking, gym, and restaurant. You
may have your Buffet breakfast at the Portobelo Café whichserves international meals for dinner. La Guaira
bar serves drinks and appetizers between 4:00 p.m. and 11: p.m. Each room has its own desk and ergonomic
chair, LCD TV, and high speed internet access. Complimentary water is offered daily. It also has a gym and
business center for meetings. For corporate eventes, Four Points by Sheraton Colon offers a convention Center
with 743 squared meters of space for meetings.
INCLUDED:
- 10% hotel taxes, buffet breakfast
- Welcome cocktail
- 1 courtesy drink at the bar
- Use of all facilities (Business Center, Fitness & Spa Center and pool)
- High speed WI FI
- Pass for one entry to the Colon Free Zone (request them at the reception. The Free Zone is
opened Monday to Friday (closed on holidays). The hotel has direct access to the Free Zone
ROOM TYPE
SINGLE OR DOUBLE
LUXURY
JR. SUITE
SUITE
NET RETA
RETAIL RATE
USD 117.00
USD 186.00
USD 275.00
USD 134.00
USD 212.00
USD 315.00
-
These rates only apply for individual reservations with a maximum of 9 rooms.
For groups of 10+rooms, a prior quote is required
Children 12+ are considered as an adult
Check in at all hotels will be 3:00 p.m. and check out at 12:00 noon
Reservation confirmations subject to hotel availability
For groups – minimum 10 pax
Cancellations and No Shows: confirmed reservations must be cancelled by email at least 5 days prior to arrival.
In the event that this requirement is not fulfilled, a penalty shall apply for 100% of the rate per night
Valid until December 25, 2015
Fares are subject to change with prior notice.
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Radisson Colón 2000 Hotel
LOCATION: Calle Paseo Gorgas
TOTAL ROOMS: 214
CATEGORY: 3.5 stars
With a selective and tropical environment, and its close location to the cruise port only a few steps from the
Colon Free Zone. In Radisson Colon 2000 you can enjoy a variety of services, besides restaurants, casino and
bar; and an outdoor pool. The rooms also have an LCD TV with cable channels, free wireless internet
connection, stations for the connection of iPods and air conditioned. Other services include: a business center
with full services, spa, fitness center and sauna.
-
INCLUDED:
10% de hotel taxes, buffet breakfast
Use of all facilities (Business Center, Fitness& Spa Center and pool)
Internet WI FI
Free transfer to the Colon Free Zone, Monday thru Friday on schedules from 8:00 a.m to 9:00
a.m. Return transfer on the guest. The Colon free zone is closed on Holidays (weekdays)
ROOMS TYPE
SINGLE OR DOUBLE
STANDAR
EXECUTIVE
LUXURY
BUSINESS CLASS
SUITE – SEA VIEW
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD 124.00
USD 138.00
USD 172.00
USD 172.00
USD 213.00
USD 141.00
USD 157.00
USD 197.00
USD 197.00
USD 244.00
-
Fares are subject to change with prior notice.
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Meliá Panamá Canal Hotel
LOCATION: Espinar Colon Forner - Gatún Lake
TOTAL ROOMS: 310
CATEGORY: 3 stars
This Hotel in Colon is located on the shores of Gatun Lake, and only 10 minutes from the Colon Free
Zone. Melia Panama Canal has a pool, fitness room, and 2 restaurants and other facilities including 2
bars and 24 hour room service.
Rooms are equipped with a hydro massage bath tub, cable TV, free Wi-Fi, mini fridge, and air
conditioned. Hotel Melia Panama Canal offers free transfer service to the Colon free Zone
INCLUDED:
- 10% hotel taxes, buffet breakfast.
- Use of all facilities (Gym, Pool, Courts)
- Free transfer to the Colon Free Zone, Monday thru Friday (closed on weekday holidays)
Departures:
From 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
From 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
From 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
ROOM TYPES
SINGLE OR DOUBLE
STANDARD DELUXE
STANDARD EXECUTIVE
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD 123.00
USD 136.00
USD 136.00
USD 150.00
-
Rates are subject to change with prior notice.
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Panama: Tropical Fantasy
Panamá, with its tropical climate, invites you to a wonderful tour throughout the modern, the historical, the cultural, the exotic,
in a welcoming paradise. The journey begins in Panama City, where lodging will be in one of the two newest, modern and
avant garde hotels in the city: the Radisson Decapolis or the Hard Rock Hotel Panama Megapolis. Visit the Miraflores Locks,
where you will appreciate the operations of the Canal and the passing through of ships. Tour through the colonial city (or
Casco Viejo), a panoramic view of the ruins of Panama La Vieja, stop at ‘Mi Pueblito’ where you can see replicas of living
quarters of the three most important ancient cultures in the country: the Spanish, the Indian and the Afro–Antillan. A
panoramic visit of the modern city of Panama and the coastal strip (Cinta Costera) where we find the monument to Vasco
Núñez de Balboa, discoverer of the South Sea, stands facing the ocean. Enjoy magnificent views of the city from the Amador
Causeway. Next stop: flight to Bocas Del Toro, with its indescribable and overwhelming natural beauty, added to the
excellent combination of races and ethnicities, living in complete harmony. The archipelago of Bocas Del Toro is a unique
place, where lush vegetation, biodiversity, wonderful beaches and customs make this site a tropical fantasy. Back in Panama
City, this tour continues to the Pacific coast to the area of Playa Blanca, where accommodation will be in the spectacular
facilities of the Royal Decameron Golf, Beach Resort, and Villas.
9 DAYS / 8 NIGHTS
DAY 1PANAMA
Arrival in Panama City and transfer to City Hotel of choice. Check in
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SUPERIOR
1. RADISSON DECAPOLIS
(240 modern rooms (standard and suites) overlooking the bay and Panama city, SPA, gym, bars, restaurants
Fusion and Luxor, swimming pool, meeting rooms, VIP room)
2. HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA MEGAPOLIS
(1,499 modern rooms, Rock SPA, Rock Shop, buffet and a la carte restaurants, swimming pools, lounge areas,
meetings rooms, bars, convention center for 3,500 participants)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lunch and Dinner not included
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DAY 2PANAMA
07:00 – 08:00 Breakfast
-----------------------------------------------------------------------08:30 Departure for City Tour & Panama Canal (half day tour)
Places to Visit:
- Panama La Vieja (panoramic)
- The Modern City (panoramic)
- Amador Causeway
- Panama Canal – Miraflores Locks
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Afternoon at leisure
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Typical dinner and folkloric dances at Las Tinajas restaurant
(transportation included)
DAY 3PANAMA – BOCAS DEL TORO
05:30Check out and transfer to the Marcos A. Gelabert
Airport (Albrook)
----------------------------------------------------------------------06:45 Flight to Bocas Del Toro
----------------------------------------------------------------------07:45 Arrival at Bocas Del Toro
----------------------------------------------------------------------08:00 Transfer to the hotel of choice
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Day at leisure to enjoy the islands and it surroundings
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Dinner at the hotel (Drinks no included)
Hotel Options In Bocas Del Toro
STANDARD
1. SWAN’S CAY HOTEL
(46 standard rooms with air conditioning, private bathroom with hot water, telephone, safe deposit box, Wi-Fi).Lunch is not included.
2. HOTEL BOCAS DEL TORO
(11 boutique rooms with air conditioning, private bathroom with hot water, Wi-Fi, telephone, ocean and town view balconies,
flat screen cable TV, coffee maker).Lunch is not included.
SUPERIOR
1. PUNTA CARACOL ACQUA LODGE
(Maritime transfer to the Lodge, hosting 9 cabins built on the ocean, with fan and private bathroom with hot water; in a totally
virgin and natural environment, with balcony or terrace and stairs to the sea, bar restaurant, kayacs, snorkeling equipment,
Wi-Fi). Lunch is not included.
DAY 4BOCAS DEL TORO
DAY 5BOCAS DEL TORO – PANAMA – PLAYA BLANCA
07:00 – 10:30 Breakfast
---------------------------------------------------------------------Day at leisure to enjoy the islands and its surrounding
--------------------------------------------------------------------Dinner at the hotel (Drinks not included)
Hotel Check – out
-----------------------------------------------------------------------07:30 Transfer to Bocas Del Toro Airport for Panama City flight
------------------------------------------------------------------------------09:00 Arrival to Marcos Gelabert Airport (Albrook) and
transfer to Royal Decameron Golf, Beach, Resort,
Villas (All-Inclusive Plan)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------11:30 Hotel arrival and check in
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Buffet lunch
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Buffet or à la carte dinner
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Night show
DAYS 6, 7 & 8PLAYA BLANCA
Day at leisure to enjoy hotel activities and participate in
optional tours
DAY 9PLAYA BLANCA - AIRPORT
Buffet breakfast and departure to Tocumen International
Airport in Panamá city (according to flight itinerary back to
the country of origin).
Included
Visits to all sites mentioned, land transport, bilingual professional tour guide (English/Spanish), lodging, food and beverages
according to the program, roundtrip Bocas Del Toro airline ticket.
Not Included
Services not specified in the itinerary, personal expenses, gratuities, laundry service, telephone calls, internet and safety box
at hotels not specified.
Recommendations
Comfortable clothes and shoes, sun block, hat, sunglasses, passport, insect repellent, bathing suit, cash for personal expenses
and souvenir shopping, valid passport (6 months minimum).
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Panama: Cultural Paradise
Panamá, with its tropical climate, invites you to a wonderful tour throughout the modern, the historical, the cultural, the exotic,
in a welcoming paradise. The journey begins in Panama City, where lodging will be in one of the two newest, modern and
avant garde hotels in the city: the Radisson Decapolis or the Hard Rock Hotel Panama Megapolis. Visit the Miraflores Locks,
where you will appreciate the operations of the Canal and the passing through of ships. Tour through the colonial city (or
Casco Viejo), a panoramic view of the ruins of Panama La Vieja, stop at ‘Mi Pueblito’ where you can see replicas of living
quarters of the three most important ancient cultures in the country: the Spanish, the Indian and the Afro–Antillan. A
panoramic visit of the modern city of Panama and the coastal strip (Cinta Costera) where we find the monument to Vasco
Núñez de Balboa, discoverer of the South Sea, stands facing the ocean. Enjoy magnificent views of the city from the Amador
Causeway. Next stop: flight to San Blas, to live an unforgettable experience with the residents of this ancient indigenous
community. While staying in one of the 365 paradise islands that form the archipelago, you can enjoy the warms waters
and its pristine beaches. Visit one of the communities, where you can walk through the village with the natives, who will let
you know more about their culture and where you will have the opportunity to purchase, first hand, one the most
representative crafts of their culture: the molas. Back in Panama City, this tour continues to the Pacific coast to the area of
Playa Blanca, where accommodation will be in the spectacular facilities of the Royal Decameron Golf, Beach Resort, and
Villas.
9 DAYS / 8 NIGHTS
DAY 1PANAMA
Arrival in Panama City and transfer to City Hotel of choice. Check in
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SUPERIOR
1. RADISSON DECAPOLIS (240 modern rooms (standard and suites) overlooking the bay and Panama City, SPA, gym,
bars, restaurants Fusion and Luxor, swimming pool, meeting rooms, VIP room)
2. HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA MEGAPOLIS (1,499 modern rooms, Rock SPA, Rock Shop, buffet and a la carte
restaurants, swimming pools, lounge areas, meetings rooms, bars, convention center for 3,500 participants)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lunch and Dinner not included
DAY 2 PANAMA
07:00 – 08:00 Breakfast
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------08:30 Departure for City Tour + Panama Canal (half day tour)
Places to Visit:
- Panamá La Vieja (panoramic)
- The Modern City (panoramic)
- Amador Causeway
- Panama Canal – Miraflores Locks
Afternoon at leisure
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Typical dinner and folkloric dances at Las Tinajas restaurant (transportation included)
DAY 3 PANAMA – SAN BLAS
04:30Check out and transfer to the Marcos A. Gelabert Airport (Albrook)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------06:00Flight to San Blas Island (according to hotel of choice)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------06:50 Arrival and transfer by motor canoe to the hotel of choice
STANDARD – RUSTIC CABINS
1. UAGUINEGA ECO-LODGE
(11 rustic cabins equipped with solar panels, 2 double beds, private bathrooms, wooden floor, ocean view, bar – restaurant)
2. SAPIBENEGA KUNA LODGE
(6 rustic cabins with private bathroom, wooden floor, solar panels, ceiling fan, balcony, hammocks, bar – restaurant)
SUPERIOR - BUNGALOWS
1. CORAL LODGE RESORT
(6 spacious bungalows equipped with king beds, private bathroom, hot water, spa and restaurant)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------07:40 Breakfast (fruit, bread, cheese)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13:00 Light lunch at the hotel bar and restaurant (drinks not included)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Optional tours (visit to the surrounding community or out for snorkeling). Snorkeling equipment available for rent.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19:00Dinner with seafood and fish (Drinks not included)
DAY 4SAN BLAS
Day at leisure to enjoy the island and its surrounding or optional tours
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------08:00 Breakfast
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------13:00 Light lunch at the hotel bar and restaurant (drinks not included)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------19:00 Dinner with seafood and fish (drinks not included)
DAYS 6, 7 & 8PLAYA BLANCA
Time at leisure to enjoy hotel activities and participate in optional
tours
DAY 9PLAYA BLANCA - AIRPORT
DAY 5SAN BLAS - PANAMA
07:00 Departure to the airport for flight to Panamá City
-------------------------------------------------------------------------09:00 Arrival to Marcos Gelabert Airport (Albrook) and
transfer to Royal Decameron Golf, Beach, Resort,
Villas (All-Inclusive Plan)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------11:30 Hotel arrival and check in
-------------------------------------------------------------------------Buffet lunch
-------------------------------------------------------------------------Buffet or à la carte dinner
-------------------------------------------------------------------------Night Show
Buffet breakfast and departure to the Tocumen International
Airport in Panamá City (according to flight itinerary back to
country of origin).
Included
Visits to all sites mentioned, bilingual professional tour guide (English/Spanish), lodging, food and beverages according to the
program, roundtrip San Blas airline ticket, and land transport.
Not Included
Services not specified in the itinerary, personal expenses, gratuities, laundry service, telephone calls, internet and safety box at
hotels not specified.
Recommendations
Comfortable clothes and shoes, sun block, hat, sunglasses, insect repellent, bathing suit, cash for personal expenses and souvenir
shopping, valid passport (6 months minimum).
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Retail Rates
Panama Tropical Fantasy
LOW SEASON - STANDARD
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – SWAN’S CAY HOTEL
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – HOTEL BOCAS DEL TORO
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 509
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 656
Retail Rate
$ 1,420
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,207
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,473
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,252
Children 0-2 years
FREE
HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA MEGAPOLIS –
SWAN´S CAY HOTEL
HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA MEGAPOLIS – HOTEL
BOCAS DEL TORO
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 505
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 653
Retail Rate
$ 1,417
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,205
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,476
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,255
Children 0-2 years
FREE
LOW SEASON - SUPERIOR
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – PUNTA CARACOL
ACQUA LODGE
HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA MEGAPOLIS – PUNTA
CARACOL ACQUA LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 1,035
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 1,033
Retail Rate
$ 1,845
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,569
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 2,007
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,706
Children 0-2 years
FREE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------HIGH SEASON - STANDARD
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 570
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 713
Retail Rate
$ 1,534
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,304
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,587
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,349
Children 0-2 years
FREE
SWAN´S CAY HOTEL
BOCAS DEL TORO
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 563
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 710
Retail Rate
$ 1,531
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,302
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,590
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,352
Children 0-2 years
FREE
HIGH SEASON - SUPERIOR
ACQUA LODGE
CARACOL ACQUA LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 1,093
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 1,090
Retail Rate
$ 1,959
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,666
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 2,122
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,804
Children 0-2 years
FREE
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Net Rates
Panama Tropical Fantasy
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 400
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 510
Net Rate
$ 1,042
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 886
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,045
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 975
Children 0-2 years
FREE
SWAN´S CAY HOTEL
BOCAS DEL TORO
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 393
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 507
Net Rate
$ 1,102
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 937
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,148
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 976
Children 0-2 years
FREE
ACQUA LODGE
CARACOL ACQUA LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$805
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 804
Net Rate
$ 1,435
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,220
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,516
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,327
Children 0-2 years
FREE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 443
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 554
Net Rate
$ 1,193
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,015
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,235
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,050
Children 0-2 years
FREE
SWAN´S CAY HOTEL
BOCAS DEL TORO
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 438
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 552
Net Rate
$ 1,191
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,013
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,237
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,052
Children 0-2 years
FREE
HIGH SEASON – SUPERIOR
ACQUA LODGE
CARACOL ACQUA LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 850
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 848
Net Rate
$ 1,524
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,296
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,650
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,403
Children 0-2 years
FREE
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Retail Rates
Panama Cultural Paradise
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – UANGUINEGA LODGE
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – SAPIBENEGA
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 468
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 455
Retail Rate
$ 1,346
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,077
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,434
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,290
Children 0-2 years
FREE
DOLPHIN LODGE
SAPIBENEGA
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 403
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 665
Retail Rate
$ 1,304
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,043
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,158
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 927
Children 0-2 years
FREE
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – CORAL LODGE
HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA MEGAPOLIS – CORAL
LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 916
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 846
Retail Rate
$ 1,515
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,212
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,472
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,178
Children 0-2 years
FREE
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – UAGUINEGA LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 531
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 515
Retail Rate
$ 1,472
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,178
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,548
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,316
Children 0-2 years
FREE
DOLPHIN LODGE
SAPIBENEGA
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 314
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 486
Retail Rate
$ 1,375
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,169
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,569
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,255
Children 0-2 years
FREE
LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 614
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 1,035
Retail Rate
$ 1,641
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,1312
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Retail Rate
$ 1,585
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,348
Children 0-2 years
FREE
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Net Rates
Panama Cultural Paradise
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – UAGUINEGA ECO-LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 364
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 530
Net Rate
$ 1,047
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 890
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$1,115
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 948
Children 0-2 years
FREE
DOLPHIN LODGE
SAPIBENEGA
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 389
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 479
Net Rate
$ 1,066
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 907
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,204
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 798
Children 0-2 years
FREE
LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 629
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 710
Net Rate
$ 1,178
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,001
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,145
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 973
Children 0-2 years
FREE
RADISSON DECAPOLIS – UAGUINEGA ECO-LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 389
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 399
Net Rate
$ 1,145
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 973
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,204
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,024
Children 0-2 years
FREE
DOLPHIN LODGE
SAPIBENEGA
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 387
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 528
Net Rate
$ 1,112
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 945
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,202
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,022
Children 0-2 years
FREE
LODGE
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 808
# of person
02 - 08 persons
SGL Supplement
$ 806
Net Rate
$ 1,276
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,085
Children 0-2 years
FREE
Net Rate
$ 1,232
Children 12 +
Adult Rate
3 - 11 years old
$ 1,048
Children 0-2 years
FREE
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Commercial Conditions Roundtrip Programs
1. RATES
Validity
High season: January 9th – April 3rd 2015
Low season: April 8th – December 20th 2015 (not valid during Holy Week)
The rates presented here are for the exclusive use of each package and must be used together with
transportation, tours, airline tickets and other elements of the package.
Infants (0-2 years old) and children’s rates (3-11 years old) apply, sharing a room with one adult as a
minimum, paying the adult single rate. Maximum two children per room.
Rates subject to change with prior notice.
Rates subject to flight availability.
2. ROOM CAPACITY
Maximum of 3 adults per room.
Maximum of 2 children and 2 adults per room.
3. RESERVATIONS
Reservations must be made with a minimum of 45 days in advance with Decameron Explorer via e-mail. A
written confirmation from Decameron Explorer is required in order to guarantee the tour package.
4. FORM OF PAYMENT
Once the reservation is confirmed, a 50% down payment is required 35 days in advance. The remaining
50% must be paid 15 days prior to the arrival date. This applies to individuals as well as groups.
Agencies with credit must follow Decameron hotels payment policies.
5. CHECK IN
Check in will be at 3:00 p.m. at all hotels.
6. CHECK OUT
Check out will be at 1:00 p.m. at all hotels. Airport transfers will be executed according to flight
itineraries.
7. CANCELLATIONS
Confirmed reservations may be cancelled with a minimum of 35 days in advance. If they are not cancelled
within the set period, a 100% penalty charge of the net rate per person will apply.
8. NO SHOW
In case of a person not showing for the roundtrips program, one (01) night of hotel accommodation in each
destination and arrival transfer will be charged.
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INDOORS & OUTDOORS
We have a team of facilitators with experience in training and building work teams:
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Leadership, Teamwork and Motivation
Customer Service
Business Strategy
Culture
Procedures
INDOOR ACTIVITIES
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
DURATION: 4 HOURS
RATES PER PERSON
NET RATE
10 to 28 persons
NET RATE
29 to 39 persons
NET RATE
40 to 49 persons
NET RATE
50 to 75 persons
NET RATE
76 to 100 persons
RETAIL RATE
US$ 80
US$ 75
US$ 70
US$ 65
US$ 60
US$ 95
DURATION: 7 HOURS (1 hour for lunch)
RATES PER PERSON
NET RATE
10 to 28 persons
NET RATE
29 to 39 persons
NET RATE
40 to 49 persons
NET RATE
50 to 75 persons
NET RATE
76 to 100 persons
RETAIL RATE
US$ 95
US$ 90
US$ 85
US$ 80
US$ 75
US$ 115
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Current learning trends encourage development through Educational Tours aimed at strengthening knowledge
through contact with communities and local areas, allowing teachers and students to have a better understanding
of the theoretical components within the objectives of the curricula.
DECAMERON X-PLORER® is a specialized offer for educational institutions that includes direct contact with nature,
guided tours learning about the meaning of cultural values and symbols, participation in economic activities of
great relevance, and orientation toward an environmental awareness in scenarios that cover different aspects of
the country’s geography.
DECAMERON IS-COOL PANAMA
Panamanian education is focused on aspects that seek the overall development of the country’s students. Thus, its
objective is to allow them to develop their critical, reflexive, and creative capacity.
The teaching orientation in each of the activities promotes the development of knowledge and abilities, as well
as an attitude and habit toward scientific and technological research and innovation. Likewise, actions are
fomented to boost, strengthen, and preserve the folklore and artistic expressions of the population and the
different ethnic groups.
With the Decameron X-Plorer® Panama program and its various activities, we are offering educational
institutions an alternative to meet the needs for the development of Open Curricula, integrating the institution, the
community, and the region, considering principles of flexibility, context and participation as the main pillars for
this initiative of extracurricular support.
The ROYAL DECAMERON GOLF, BEACH HOTEL RESORT & VILLAS is located in the Playa Blanca zone, a place
that is characterized by its beauty and cultural wealth.
The exuberant rainy jungle in the Ecocanal; the cultural interaction and exchange with the Emberá Wounaan
indigenous communities; the ruins of the old city, its monuments, and its most important economic center in the
Historic Panama or; the trip to Colon, traveling a trade route that was one of the most important during the XVI
and XVII centuries in the fabulous experience of Ports and the Canal Railway Co.; the direct contact with nature
along the trails of the tropical rainy forest in the picturesque town of El Valle de Antón; learning about Panama’s
most important economic activities in the tour of its Productive Route; and the direct contact with tropical species
in its Ecologic and Environmental Route, turn this destination into one of the most varied and rich options for
knowledge and experience in the area of educational tours.
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TOURS AND ROUTES
Ecocanal
The Gatun Lake area is located on the banks of Chagres River and it was the
largest reservoir in the world until 1937. The Gatun Lake river basin is over
1,903 square kilometers long and is made up of sand, limestone, and volcanic
rock. Around the Gatun Lake area, we find a system that presents different
categories of habitats such as scrublands, thickets, secondary and mature forests,
wetlands, crops, grazing grounds, forest plantations and soil without vegetation.
Among its most characteristic fauna one can find different species of primates,
mammals, birds, and reptiles. Exploring this path allows students and teachers to
identify flora and fauna typical inherent of the rainforest. It also has a historical
value because this was the route that the conquistadores used before the lake
was created.
INCLUDED
Ground and maritime transportation, specialized tour guide, lunch, unlimited non-alcoholic beverages, use of kayak and
canoes, fishing gear.
TOPICS AND ACTIVITIES
Landscape interpretation: Differences between natural and man-made landscapes
Panamanian Flora and Fauna: Identification of different species, their classification and importance to the environment
Use of Natural Resources: Changes in the environment and economic benefits based on the resources and the environment
Spanish Language class: Learn Spanish while enjoy the activity.
ITINERARY
Departure: 8:00 a.m.
Return: 6:00 p.m.
Throughout the journey to the lake, you will view the diversity of crops and people’s markets, very characteristic of
Panama, which are also the foundation of economic development.
Tour of Gatun Lake: Lecture about the history of the reservoir and its ecologic, biologic, and economic importance.
Types of Ecosystems: Identification of elements in an ecosystem and adaptation of species. Characteristics of the
ecosystems present in Gatun Lake.
Economic Activities: comparison between the routes used by the conquistadors and the present routes. Traffic and logistics
of vessels in the Panama Canal Route.
Identification of Species: Gatun Lake holds a large amounts of flora (573), mammals (133), birds (176), amphibious (43),
reptiles (52) and fish (55) species. Throughout this journey you will be able to identify a large portion of them in their
natural habitats where the following topics will be addressed: ethologic, food, reproduction, and importance as elements
of the Panamanian biodiversity.
Recreational Activities: At the end of the journey, one may partake in activities such as:
 Canoeing
 Fishing
 Fauna Observation
One of the most representative indigenous communities in Panama is the Emberá
Wounaan. They arrived in the country in the 1950s from the Darien area seeking
better living conditions. They settled in the Rio Chagres zone where, thanks to its
physical and geographic conditions, they were able to develop their farm and
handicraft activities. After a canoe with outboard motor (piragua) trip along the
river, one reaches a community made up of 21 families and more than 80
inhabitants. During their visit to the Emberá Wounaan community, teachers and
students will learn about their social organization, artistic expressions and
handicrafts, as well as their life style, agriculture, and education.
INCLUDED
Bus transportation, maritime travel aboard launch w/outboard motor, specialized tour guide, donation to community and
park, arts and crafts workshop, typical lunch, refreshments, lunch, and right to a tattoo.
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Cultural Identity: Indigenous communities present in Panamanian territory, their history, characteristics, and contribution to
society.
Artistic Expressions: Expressions typical of the Emberá Wounaan community and how they transfer their knowledge from
one generation to the next through their art and culture.
Friendly practices with the environment: Man’s interaction with nature and his adaptation to the environment.
ITINERARY
Return: 6:00 p.m.
Piragua or Canoe Trip: Trip down Chagres River and observation of the environment.
Lecture about the Community: The head of the community will give the lecture discussing various topics in the introductory
presentation: Origins of the Emberá Wounaan community, Social, Religious, and Economic Structure, Crops System, Economic
Activities, Housing, and Clothing.
Handicrafts Workshop: Guided by community experts, there will be a workshop in which explorer will learn about the
secrets of the Emberá Wounaans to work plant fibers such as the chunga, maquenque, and naguala, natural dyes and
especially the work done with tagua, better known as the ivory plant.
Typical Dances: Live presentation by Emberá Wounaan community members to show their traditional, ceremonial as well as
social, dances with the students’ participation.
Tattoos with jagua (non-permanent; optional): Use of this natural dye to paint on the body, the different figures and
animals that represent the community.
Historic Panama
The origin of the name Panama comes from one of the indigenous languages of the
territory the country occupies today. Its meaning, although variable, is associated
with a village of fishermen, registered upon the arrival of the conquistadores. Its
geographic position and its conditions have made Panama the scene of multiples
historical events at the local and world level, which can be appreciated through the
traces that we can still observe, as well as in its people, living witnesses of Panama’s
evolution. In this experience, the explorers will learn about the various stages the
country experienced from the beginning of man in the new continent to the present.
INCLUDED
Bus transportation, guided tour of old Panama town and its main monuments, visit to “Mis Pueblitos,” Canal entry ticket,
educational workshop at EXPLORA museum, specialized tour guide, lunch and refreshments.
History of Panama: The history of Panama is divided into the following eras: Ancient Era, the Discovery and Conquest Era,
the Colonial Era, the Era with Colombia, and the Era of Panamanian nationality.
Cultural Heritage: Cultural icons and symbols, importance of their preservations as elements of identity.
Projection: Orientation of the various economic, social, and cultural activities and their influence on the current and future
role of the nation.
ITINERARY
Return: 5:00 p.m.
Characteristics of the Casco Antiguo (Old Section of Panama: History of the monuments and different eras in that sector
of the city:
 Origin of the settlement
 Pirate attacks: Invasion by Henry Morgan in 1671
 Architectural Styles: the Spanish, U.S., French, Caribbean, and Colombian influences.
 Icons of the Casco Antiguo: Cathedral Plaza, Municipal Palace, Presidential Palace, Plaza Bolívar, National Theater,
Plaza Herrera, Plaza de Francia.
 Visiting San Felipe neighborhood to learn the history of the Fortaleza organization, which helps young people to be out
of the gangs.
Mis Pueblitos: Visit to replicas of the lodgings of the most influential cultures in Panama: the Spanish, the indigenous, and the
Afro-Antillean.
 Cultural Identity: Visit to the Pollera (typical dress of Panamanian women) Museum and tour of the Handicrafts Center.
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Panama Canal: Visit to Miraflores Locks and vessel transit.
 Canal History
 Canal Construction Stages
 Exchange of cultures in the construction of the Canal
 Thematic Areas of the Canal: Biodiversity, Simulators, Maritimes and Commercial Routes
 Future of the Canal
EXPLORA: Playing you Learn. Through mockups, games, and exhibits, the explorers will experience the fascinating world of
science and technology in an interactive way, with a guided tour of the following rooms:
 Technology and Communications, Living Earth, Panama is All of Us, the Mathematical Universe, the Marvel Machine, and
Planet in Action.
 Specialized Workshop: A 30-minute workshop is offered in one of the rooms of interest to learn more about related
concepts.
Ports and Canal Railway Co.
Panama is one of the most important logistics centers in the world, in terms of
transportation and cargo due to its infrastructure and its modern Atlantic and Pacific
ports as well as railroads, roads, and airports.
The routes managed from Panama represent a complex network that allows different
countries to establish a permanent connection to its markets, facilitating import,
export, and tourism processes.
Throughout this journey, students and teachers will closely learn about the port
movement, its classification and services, proving that the operation involves millions
of people around the world.
INCLUDED
Train and bus transportation, specialized tour guide, entry tickets, refreshments, snacks, and lunch, guided activities at two
Colon ports.
Macroeconomic concepts: Terms and definitions related to the different activities, which generate the exchange of goods
and services.
History and Economy: Past, present and future of Panama as a world economic center.
Means of Transportation: History, evolution, and importance of the different means of transportation.
ITINERARY
Return: 6:00 p.m.
Visit to the Ports in Colon: Guided lectures and activities at the logistics centers where the most important movements
concerning the arrival, registration, and location of goods and passengers occur.
 Manzanillo Port: Lecture and video regarding the processes developed at the port, technological advances, and safety
(subject to programming of their activities)
 Panama Ports Company: Tour of the installations, visit to the docks and lectures about macro-economy and port
services.
 Colón 2000 Port: Classification of the ports according to the type of activities and processes developed.
Canal Railway Co.: Journey between Colon and Panama City, in which explorers will get to learn about the History of the
train as a means of transportation in the world and in Panama, and as a means to facilitate port and canal operations.
Characteristics of the first inter-oceanic train in the world. Observation of activities around Gatun Lake.
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Anton Valley
Valle de Antón [Anton Valley] is located in the province of Coclé, which according to
its geological origin, is the crater of an extinct volcano and the reason why you can
see hills and volcanic rocks.
This land holds flora and fauna species typical of its altitude, 700 meters above sea
level, an ideal topography for trailing and an extraordinary landscape, which
complemented with the beautiful craftwork done by the natives of the area, transform
this route into one of the most fruitful for academic departures. Throughout this
experience, teachers and students will experience a day of direct contact with nature,
additionally complimented by fun and adventure.
INCLUDED
Ground transportation, specialized tour guide, interpretative trailing, hiking activity and, snacks, entry tickets, and
refreshments.
Interpretative Trailing: Interactions with the different ecosystems. Relations present in nature.
Identification of Flora and Fauna: Adaptations to the environment. Unique characteristics of species in accordance with the
climate, soil and other physical conditions.
Importance of Natural Resources: Optimal use of resources and preservation strategies of the same. Sustainable
development concept.
ITINERARY
Return: 5:00 p.m.
Visit to Chorro Macho: Interpretative trailing activities where you can observe different species typical of the tropical
rainforest. Mountain climb and descent.
Eco-adventure: Through the experience of adventure and direct contact with nature, you will learn the basic techniques for
the safe practice of:
 Canopy: Appreciation of the different strata in the forest:
 Hiking: “Ecological footprint” technique
 Thermal Waters: Sources of water springs and proposals of different conservation strategies.
Visit to the Public market: Buying and selling arts and crafts, fruits, vegetables and basic staples as the foundation for the
local market. A meeting point for community members where relations emerge based on social, economic and cultural
aspects.
Productive Route
The Panamanian productive sector is economically characterized in Panama because
its activities range from arts and crafts to the most advanced manufacturing
techniques.
In addition to being a logistics center of great importance, it is also important to note
the different actors of the productive chain, vital to the country’s social and economic
activity. Through guided tours to different companies of the region, which belong to
varied productive sectors and with very specific characteristics, topics such as the
following will be addressed: acquisition of raw materials, implementation of
procedures, labor, manufacturing process, clean technologies, distribution
mechanisms, and positioning in the market. Furthermore, this route involves elements
of cultural and religious identity, which are very important for the region.
INCLUDED
Ground transportation, specialized tour guide, guided activity at each of the companies, entry tickets, lunch, and
refreshments.
Local Economy: Contribution of the various productive units, in a larger or smaller scale, to the economic growth of the
region and the country.
Cultural Patrimony: Panamanian Diversity and pluricultural characteristics. The country's tangible and intangible
patrimony.
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Productive Processes: Productive and commercial chain in the different local companies.
ITINERARY
Return: 6:00 p.m.
Visit to Santa Rosa Sugar Mill: Local industry whose main activity is growing sugar cane and the production of its byproducts. It is the first sugar mill founded in Panama in 1911. During the tour one can see the following areas: Sugar Cane
Yard, Packing Room, Sugar Deposit, and Museum.
Visit to Nestlé: A Multinational corporation that engages in the production of condensed milk and powdered milk, as well as
chocolate bars, candy, instant coffee, culinary products, frozen food, instant beverages, and domestic food. It arrived in
Central America in 1937 and created its first structure in Panama.
Panafrut Cashew Factory: The use of the cashew tree, a tree inherent of the region and the impact of its production in the
local economy. Relevance of peasant work.
El Caño Archeological Park: At this important archeological center, a chronological sequence has been established starting
with 150-450 A.C. up until the period of the Spanish conquest in 1520. One can see a homogenous cultural region at the
park with a development that goes from 3000 B.C. up until 1600 A.C. One can see: Panamanian ceramic work, the Cocle
Style (ceramic samples) and the three Pre-Hispanic cultural regions of the country.
Panamanian Hat Factory: Different weaves, plant fibers that are used, natural dyes, designs, and uses. Importance of the
“Sombrero Pintado” [Painted Hat] for Panamanian men and women, as well as its social significance.
San Juan Cigar Factory: A company that processes tobacco leaves for the production of cigars, currently producing six
different cigar bands.
Ecological and Environmental Route
The protected areas, as well as the Natural Parks, are a vital reserve for humankind,
in addition to guaranteeing a balance between the environment and the species that
inhabit it. Environmental Education, as a strategy to disseminate activities aimed at
promoting conservation, as well as awareness, allows students and teachers to
become environmentally conscious, which later on translate into effective action that
help in the recovery and good use of the resources. In this experience, being
developed at the Metropolitan Natural Park and the Summit Municipal Park, through
hands-on workshops, the participants will be able to appreciate the protected
environment and learn further about typical and exotic species, many of them in
danger of extinction.
INCLUDED
Ground transportation, specialized tour guide, educational workshop at the Metropolitan Park, and educational workshop
at Summit Park, entry tickets, lunch, and refreshments.
Conservation Strategies: Promote awareness about the current threat situations, their causes, effect, and possible solutions.
Friendly Practices With the Environment: Proposal for alternatives that harmonize with the environment and contribute to
the wellbeing of the various species on the planet.
Biology Concepts: The science of life and its many ramifications. Strengthening theory through practice and the use of
open spaces for reflection and direct conceptualization.
ITINERARY
Return: 6:00 p.m.
Visit to the Metropolitan Park: Through different methods, all of them hands-on aimed at the development of the students'
competences, the following topics will be developed in an outdoor environment (forest):
 Vegetation in the lowlands
 Biological Relations (mutualism, parasitism, etc.)
 Forest dynamics
 Bioenergetics
 Tropical Ecology
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Visit to Summit Park: This research base includes a Botanical Garden and a typical and exotic fauna that allows students
and teachers to complete this journey with tours, lectures, and demonstrations about the following topics:
 Adaptation and animal care
 Food chain and forest predators
 Water cycle
 Conservation and care of the harpy eagle
 Guided tours outside the park
In both parks a single topic to be developed must be selected.
Social Service Program
The social service by high school students is a graduation prerequisite established by educational institutions. Social service
programs must be guided through objectives and goals focused on benefits for the community, based on their needs. These
activities foment the value of student responsibility and contribute to their formation as a person.
INCLUDED
Coordination and materials for the activities.
SERVICE
REFORESTATION
To contribute to the development of the United
Nations Development Program (UNDP) for the
development of the Environment established in
Panama
MAINTENANCE OF PUBLICS AREAS
Support for the Administration of Farallón
Municipality in the effort to beautify public
urban areas
ACTIVITY TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL
AWARENESS IN THE BEACHES
Develop activities aimed at acquiring and
transmitting environmental awareness with
tourists and townspeople
GOAL
TOWN
BENEFITTED
SERVICE TIME
Planning 20 trees of
native species per
participant
Farallón Municipal
5 hours
Maintenance to the
area that corresponds
to the plaza in front of
the church by painting
park benches and
improving the gardens
Farallón Municipal
5 hours
Farallón Inhabitants
and tourism of the area
5 hours
Clearing 200 meters of
beach
TOTAL TIME SPENT ON SOCIAL SERVICE: 15 HOURS
One to four activities can be selected based on the program established by the institution, adjusting the hours that are
required.
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Decameron Is-Cool Rates
TOURS AND ROUTES
Ecocanal
NET RATE
USD 88.00
RETAIL RATE
USD 100.00
MINIMUM
20
MAXIMUM
80
DAYS AVAILABLES
Wednesday to Monday
USD 66.00
USD 75.00
20
80
Daily
Historic Panama
USD 62.00
USD 71.00
20
100
Tuesday to Sunday
Ports and Canal Railway Co.
USD 74.00
USD 84.00
20
60
Monday to Friday
Anton Valley
USD 81.00
USD 92.00
20
80
Daily
Productive Route
USD 40.00
USD 45.00
20
60
Ecological and Environmental Route
USD 60.00
USD 69.00
20
40
Social Service
USD 8.00
USD 10.00
20
80
Monday to Friday
Monday , Tuesday and
Friday
Monday to Friday
Visit to Ports and Canal Railway Co. are subject to availability according to their daily operation.
Rates per person
The rates hereby presented are for the exclusive use of each package
Rates subject to change without previous notice
Rates valid until December 25th 2015
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Decameron Is-Cool Commercial Conditions
RESERVATIONS
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
A letter from the school authorizing the program and the waiver form signed by the person responsible for
the group are required at the moment when the reservation is made.
The activities for the program must be booked at least 30 days in advance, advising the corresponding party
about the services that will be required (see annex: Explorer Contacts).
The sales operator must not deem any request confirmed unless a written confirmation is received from
DECAMERON EXPLORER.
A list of participants and those accompanying them is required at least one week ahead of group’s check-in.
Such list must contain the following information: full names and last names, identification number, age, school
grade or level, medical instructions, telephone of family contact, arriving and departure flights.
CANCELLATIONS AND NO-SHOWS

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Any cancellation made between 16 and 29 days prior to arrival will receive a penalty of 50% of the total
value.
A 100% penalty of the total value will be applied to any cancellation made 15 days or less prior to arrival.
There will be a 100% charge of the value for the services that were requested per passenger who was
reported and who fails to show up for an activity.
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
 The participants must avoid bringing valuables because, due to the nature of the program, activities are held
outdoors.
 Tours and activities that depend on the climate and on maritime or river conditions may be cancelled at the
last minute.
 For each Destiny, the activities involve a protocol of behavior and safety that must be observed by the
participants and those accompanying them.
 Alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, and hallucinogenic substances are not allowed. Hoteles Decameron reserves
itself the right to refuse admission.
 Recommendations – What to pack?:
o Comfortable clothing and shoes, jacket, raincoat, hat, sun block lotion, water bottles or canteen,
flashlight, bug repellent, swimming suit, prescription medicines, EPS card or Prepaid Medicine with
original identification documents.
o An original yellow fever vaccine certificate (minimum 10 days) and rubber boots are required for the
X-Plorer Panama Program.
 The contents and activities of the Decameron X-Plorer program are exclusive to Decameron Hotels through its
Decameron Explorer operator and apply to the school grades and levels stipulated.
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Malambo Orphanage
Share a little bit of your hearth with the orphan children of Panama by visiting them and enjoying of their
happiness.
INCLUDED: Ground transportation, guide, snacks and beverages in the Orphanage.
RECOMENDATIONS: light clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses and hat.
NOTE: A volunteer donation is accepted.
SCHEDULE:
FROM CITY HOTELS: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
FROM BEACH HOTELS: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
MINIMUM: 10 PERSONS
FROM CITY HOTELS
FROM BEACH HOTELS
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
NET RATE
RETAIL RATE
USD 35.00
USD 40.00
USD 40.00
USD 45.00
Rate per Person
Rate per Person
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JESSICA LOGREIRA – General Director
E-MAIL: jessica.logreira@decameronpty.com
KATIA PALOMINO – Operations Manager
E-MAIL: katia.palomino@decameronpty.com
ELIECER MONTERO – Ground Handling Coordinator
E-MAIL: receptivos.pty@decameron.com
transfer@decameronpty.com
ISLAY VERGARA – Incentives Coordinator
E-MAIL: travel.incentives@decameronpty.com
TEL: (507) 993-2449
FAX:(507) 993-2447
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