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The Park is vital for the Canal of Panama functioning due to the rainforest and Gatun Lake water tributaries. It is also part of a biological corridor that goes all the way from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean. In our way we will pass by the former Canal Zone, the Pedro Miguel Locks, Centenario Bridge and the French Cemetery (in honor of the canal workers).
Accompanied by our bilingual guide, you will hike through a dense tropical canopy, looking out for birds, monkeys, butterflies, frogs and many others species while listening to the informative commentary about the region’s incredible biodiversity.
Specialized infant seats are available
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Private transportation
Bottled water
Bilingual guide
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Air-conditioned vehicle
Breakfast
Pickup at any hotel/residence at donwtown,Casco Antiguo,Playa Bonita w/ additional charge of 10$ p/p
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Parque Nacional Soberania
A nice hike in the Panamanian Jungle, 8 to 10 kms under the dense canopy. We will enjoy the nature, plants, big trees, birds and many animals such as Monkeys, sloths, Coati, Anteater, among others.
Panama Canal
On our way to the National Park. We will pass besides the Canal of Panama and Pedro Miguel Locks.
Pickup included
17 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Carmen P,
Aug 11, 2025
- Viator
Nico, our guide has a degree in Biology and was so knowledgeable about all the fauna & flora along the trail. He made the drive interesting discussing Panama history, geography, anthropology, and culture. He was a superb hiking guide. He was able to spot animals, birds, insects and plants that we never would have seen on our own. In 3 hours along a flat wide path, we saw 10 species of birds, including the Collard Aracati (small toucan), the Yellow-Headed Caracara, and several species of Trogon. We saw a pack of Howler Monkeys, several 3 Toed Sloths, and many agouti. He also pointed out the millions of leaf cutter ants, termites, and millipedes. And we also saw tiny fish and large river crabs. His professional camera made it easy for us to see the animals even high up in the canopy, and he brought along binoculars to share. The only down side was the description mentioned that water was included, so we didn’t bring our camel back packs, however, there was no water so we had to buy water along the way and carry the bottles. However, the hike was super enjoyable, highly recommend!
karenjfackrell,
Jul 4, 2025
- Viator
Great hike at Soberania park- did two trails and saw lots of indigenous species and animals. Christian was a fantastic guide and we highly recommend this hike excursion.
Patricia J,
Jun 30, 2025
- Viator
Good. Is beautiful. Friendly guide and ability to share interesting information about the local environment.
Ana F,
May 17, 2025
- Viator
Nikolas was an amazing guide explain everything so clearly very professional and definitely would recommend everyone to have him as a guide. It was a memorable experience and educational as well
Robert K,
Apr 28, 2025
- Viator
Amazing wildlife experience with very knowledgeable guide. The tour was very easy to schedule and went off with no issues.
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