Panama Honeymoon

- Meet & greet at Tocumen Intl. Airport. Private transfer to Panma city. La Concordia Boutique Hotel  After being declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997, Casco Viejo’s abandoned surroundings reemerged to inspire local pride. Following this, the Panama Canal Expansion was announced, and the world, once again, had its eyes on Panama. Just like that, history began to repeat itself. Panama’s economy re-flourished and restaurants, bars, hotels, shops and plazas in Casco Viejo began filling with people curious to discover the paradise promised to be found in Panama. Casco Viejo was transformed into a cultural and trendy site for both foreigners and Panamanians. In 2012, the opportunity to re-establish a lodging project in La Concordia was seized in an instant by the Fornós Family. Now, this quintessential building is a romantic boutique hotel that offers the perfect spot to experience Panama’s past and present. A spot where you can both indulge alongside a decades’ worth of memories and marvel at the contemporary surroundings of Panama’s unfolding future. A new chapter is being written in ‘Finca 74’, which starts with the revival of La Concordia. Enrich your stay in the tropics by experiencing this enticing building, where the ruthless fire a century ago wasn’t reason enough to make the magic go away. This time, history not only repeats itself. This time, history outshines itself.  .

Full day tour: City Tour, Panama Canal (Miraflores Locks) & Biomuseo This full day tour is the perfect way to discover Panama City.   First thing in the morning, a visit to the emblematic Panama Canal. Visiting the Miraflores Locks visitor’s center – the nearest set of locks to the city, makes it possible to learn about the history and the daily operation of the Canal. This visitor center has three main attractions: The Museum, the audiovisual presentation, and the lookout point where it’s possible to observe the ships passing through each one of the chambers. After this, and accompanied by your guide, you will visit the charming “Casco Antiguo” or Old Quarter, built in 1673 after Panama La Vieja (the first city) was looted and burned. The predominant architectural style of the Casco Antiguo is a combination of Italian, French and Spanish colonial.  During the expedition through this colonial part of the city, you will have the opportunity to visit some churches – including the famous Golden Altar which survived the plundering and destruction of pirate Morgan, and different parks and plazas while you learn about the history of the city.   Lunch is included in one of the restaurants of the Casco Antiguo.  To end of the day, you will visit the Biomuseo, which is located in the Amador Causeway. This museum was designed by the world-renowned architect Frank Gehry and is his only work in Latin America.  The Biomuseo’s 4,000 square meters contain eight permanent exhibition galleries - created by the Canadian designer Bruce Mau, and the main theme is the origin of the Panamanian isthmus and its gigantic impact on the planet’s biodiversity.  Important: Biomuseo is closed on Mondays. Tour includes: transportation, entrance fees, English / Spanish driver speaking guide, bottle of water and lunch. What to bring: Light clothing, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hat, camera and sunscreen. Duration: 8 hours (approx.)

Embera Quera Indigenous Community This tour starts early in the morning at 8:00 a.m., when we will travel to the end of the Gatun River where the Embera Quera Ind igenous Community is located. Your adventure begins with a 30-minute ride through the river in a motorized canoe; during the trip is possible to enjoy the beautiful flora and fauna of the region and learn a little bit about the lifestyle of the community.  Once in the community, one of the members will explain you in detail about the culture, the food and the language of the Emberas; and will answer all the questions you may have about their way of life. Besides, a cultural presentation with traditional dances and music will allow you to interact with the group and the members of the community. A light, traditional lunch is included during the tour; usually based on the catch of the day. At the end, you will have the opportunity to shop some of the handmade crafts by the community residents.  Tour includes: Transportation, admission fees, Spanish/English driver speaking guide, fruits, bottle of water and light lunch. What to Bring: Comfortable shoes, light clothes, hat or cap, sunglasses, camera, sunscreen and insect repellent. Duration: 6 hours (approx.)  Days of Operation: Daily.

Free dat to enjoy the city

Breakfast included at the hotel. - Private transfer from hotel to Albrook Domestic Airport Panama City – Bocas del Toro domestic flight. round trip Transfer from Bocas del Toro Airport to Isla Colon pier.  T Share boat transfer from Isla Colon pier to Punta Caracol Lodge.  Lunch on own. - Romantic dinner included at the hotel. Punta Caracol – Aqua-Lodge Punta Caracol Aqua-Lodge was built with the idea of creating a place where guests could experience a pure and intimate nature encounter, without sacrificing comfort. Located in Bocas del Toro, over the Caribbean Sea, the cabins at this exclusive lodge were built upon stilts which support a wooden frame over the water and covered by a palm leaf roof. To get to the hotel from Colon Island, the main island of Bocas del Toro where the airstrip is situated, guests have to take a 30-minute boat ride.   The nine cabins at Punta Caracol are joined to the main dock – where the restaurant is located – by independent trails on the sea and feature a platform in the terrace with stairs to access the crystal-clear waters surrounding each bungalow. Besides, all suites have hot water, a 12-volt electric power supplied by solar panels, mineral water bottles, raincoats, umbrellas, flashlights, beach towels, snorkeling equipment and reading lamps.    At night, the restaurant's impressive palm leaf roof creates the perfect surrounding for a candlelight dinner. The dining experience offered by the hotel is a mixture between Caribbean and International cuisine.  Important: Tap water in the suites is not drinkable and there is not electricity to charge electronic devices such as telephones, cameras, iPad/iPod…there is a shared outlet power strip in the restaurant at guest’s disposal.

Additional included at Punta Caracol. 

Pineapple basket filled with tropical fruit salad in the room upon arrival

Bottle of Champagne at your first dinner 

Full breakfast every day 

 Welcome cocktail 

Kayaking 

Tea, coffee and biscuits every mid-afternoon 

Dinner by candlelight in our restaurant on the sea every night 

Daily transfer to the beach of the starfish 

A gift bag from the Punta Caracol family 

24 hours Wi-Fi 

Daily bottle of mineral water in the suite 

Breakfast included at the hotel. 

 Day at leisure or Starfish beach tour included at the hotel.

 Lunch on own.

Dinner included at the hotel. 

Breakfast included at the hotel.   

Day at leisure or Starfish beach tour included at the hotel. 

 Lunch on own. 

Dinner included at the hotel. .

Transfers by boat and fly back to Panama city

8 Days / 7 Nights  

expiration date on 12-15-22

Prices are net per person and are given in US Dollars 

Prices subject to change without previous notice depending on any significant increase in rates, taxes, fuel or due to availability problems. 

Prices are based on the minimum of paying participants previously informed. If these minimum of paying participants change, the rates would also change. 

These rates are valid for the specific dates. 

Rates do not apply on Holiday, Carnival, Holy Week, Independence Days, Christmas, New Year, also on some fair in the area. 

All passengers must wear hat, sun glasses, and sunscreen for the tours. 

No snorkeling equipment