Excursión parcial por Canal de Panamá: dirección norte
Descripción
• Sé protagonista en tu Tour por el Canal de Panamá • Navega por las Esclusas Miraflores y Pedro Miguel. • Disfruta de la acción de la operación del Canal de Panamá. • ¡Date un capricho con la historia que data de hace más de 100 años! • Experimente el Canal de Panamá en la comodidad y el amplio M / V Pacific Queen. • El M/V Pacific Queen ofrece dos zonas para un mejor confort : cubiertas abiertas y climatizadas • Conoce a nuestro Capitán Claudio y al piloto del Canal de Panamá en nuestro Puente Abierto.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Nuestro punto de check-in se encuentra en Flamenco Marina, ubicada en la última isla de la Calzada Amador. Está justo al lado del letrero de Panamá y detrás de la Tienda Duty Free. La hora exacta del tour será confirmada el día anterior. El tiempo indicado en la plataforma de reservas es aproximado. Por favor revise su correo electrónico el día antes del tour para los detalles finales. El tour comienza en Flamenco Marina. Abordará el Pacific Queen y zarpará hacia la entrada del Canal de Panamá en el Océano Pacífico. Tómese un momento para admirar la Bahía de Panamá y el esplendoroso horizonte de la ciudad de Panamá antes de pasar por debajo del Puente de las Américas.
El Puente de las Américas es un puente vial en Panamá, que abarca la entrada del Pacífico al Canal de Panamá. Diseñado por Sverdrup & Parcel, se completó en 1962 a un costo de US $ 20 millones, conectando las masas terrestres de América del Norte y del Sur.
El recorrido de tránsito parcial del Canal de Panamá inicia con el ingreso del Pacific Queen al Miraflores. Luego ingresará al Lago Miraflores, que es un pequeño cuerpo artificial de agua dulce que separa Miraflores de las Esclusas de Pedro Miguel. A continuación, el Pacific Queen ingresará a las esclusas de Pedro Miguel, que es el segundo juego de esclusas del lado del Pacífico, y aquí el buque se eleva 9 metros en un solo paso. Al salir de las esclusas de Pedro Miguel, podrá observar el nuevo Puente Centenario que cruza el Canal. Luego ingresará al extremo sur del Corte Gailard, donde el río Chagres desemboca en el Canal. El Corte Culebra (también conocido como Corte Gailard porque sus curvas semejan una serpiente) es uno de los principales puntos de interés para los visitantes debido a que fue tallado a través de la Divisoria Continental y esta sección del Canal está llena de historia y valor geológico.
El Puente Centenario de Panamá es un importante puente que cruza el Canal de Panamá. Fue construido para complementar el congestionado Puente de las Américas y reemplazarlo como soporte de la Carretera Panamericana. Tras su inauguración en 2004, se convirtió en el segundo cruce permanente del canal. Desembarcará en la División de Dragado de Gamboa, donde abordará autobuses para un viaje de 45 minutos de regreso a Flamenco Marina.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Tenga en cuenta : La hora exacta de check-in se confirmará el día antes de su tour a través de correo electrónico. Por favor, asegúrese de revisar su bandeja de entrada.
Opiniones(246)
A very nice experience and good food and lots of details from the commentator.
Fascinating tour using three locks in a half day with history and engineering facts perfectly delivered in both English and Spanish. Yesenia is the perfect leader for this experience. She was helpful with logistics, but also was a fabulous narrator, telling us all we needed to know and answering questions from the passengers. Highly recommend.
This was a very interesting "behind the scenes" tour of the canal. It does not stop at the visitor center, which should be visited separately. The communication about this trip was very good with a confirmation of the exact starting time the day before. The tour provided everything it promised -- breakfast, a trip through five locks, lunch, narration in English and Spanish and a bus ride back to the start, which in itself was a vibrant tourist area. Nothing to complain about. I would recommend this trip to others.
What a thrill to travel through the Panama Canal on the Pacific Queen. The whole tour was excellent. Good communication on logistics, great boarding process, nice tour boat, generous meals offered. The best part of the tour was Iann our guide. He was professional, friendly and exceedingly knowledgeable about the canal operations, the ships that use it and the complex history of building and maintaining the canal. This is a must-do tour. Don’t just see the canal from land, sail through the locks!
Thank you for your wonderful review! We're so happy you enjoyed the canal transit and that Iann helped make the experience extra special with his knowledge and enthusiasm. We truly appreciate your recommendation and hope to welcome you back to Panama in the future! 🚢😊
The tour guide Edwin was the best tour guide I ever experienced. He provided both English and Spanish throughout the entire experience, he was always positive, upbeat. Every detail was exciting to hear about in the way he articulated details. An absolute pleasure the entire tour. Best ever tour guide!!!
Thank you for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that Edwin made such a lasting impression. His enthusiasm, professionalism, and ability to engage guests in both English and Spanish truly make him exceptional. We'll be sure to share your compliments with him. Thank you for traveling with us! 😊👏
A father experience, that if you come to Panama you have to live it, the attention is very good and Yesenia guides it, very nice and explained the tour very well. Very good tasting breakfast and lunch... !
A great trip. Very hospitable and informative information about the life and history of the canal. Good food too. The crew was kind and respectful.
My late Grandfather migrated from Barbados to help build the canal. He would always tell me that one day I should take a tour. I finally got a chance to and learning how this amazing canal was built, how it runs now and how it’s maintained is like no other. Everyone should have this on their bucket list!
Operators were prompt, very pleasant. Knowledgeable and accommodating. Ian was excellent! Food was very good. Latianna kept in touch from beginning of booking to end of tour. Pacific Queen crew were all professional and made sure the boat was returned to dried seats and the water was pushed off of the decks after the sudden thunderstorm passed. Going through the canal was truly amazing to actually feel and see the waters rise to allow the ships through. Each landmark, the history of the canal and the current projects were explained by Iaan completely. It was worth the money. Go for it!
We had a great time on the tour! We were able to get an unopposed view of the canal locks as there were no large ships and we were the first in. The operator said this is extremely rare so we felt very blessed to have the Pacific Queen on this particular day. There was an issue with our group tickets being found so even though we were though first to arrive, we were the last on the vessel which sucked because we didn’t have the best seats as we planned. I wish they had taken more time to actually find our reservation real time versus having a step aside. Breakfast was great, Lunch was average for me only because I don’t like pasta salad, which was the main course. We met an absolutely wonderful tour guide as well who sat with us a bit during lunch to personally share Canal and Panama history with us. He is a Gem 💎 Would recommend 10 out of 10.
