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Canopy Tower
A converted radar station turned birding lodge perched above the rainforest canopy in Soberania National Park. The observation deck offers eye-level views of toucans, parrots, and raptors.
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Optional Afternoon at Miraflores Locks
An optional afternoon for those who wish to leave the forest behind for a look at the canal's engineering. Watch large container ships negotiate the narrow locks, explore the world-class Miraflores Locks Museum, and see Magnificent Frigatebirds gliding overhead. Those who prefer can relax on their own or catch up on photography instead.
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Early-Morning Birding from the Canopy Tower Observation Deck
Begin the day guided from the Observation Deck over coffee, tea and orange juice as the canopy wakes. Green and Red-legged Honeycreepers, Green Shrike-Vireo, Blue Cotinga, Scaled Pigeon, Mealy and Red-lored Parrots, Keel-billed Toucan, Collared Araçari, and Red-capped and Blue-crowned Manakins move through, with many flycatchers and tanagers, and King Vulture and Black Hawk-Eagle possible overhead. It is the gentlest possible way into a Panamanian forest morning.
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Canopy Tower Observation Deck Birding
Settle into the observation deck of the Canopy Tower, a former radar tower converted into a birding lodge. The deck sits at canopy level with toucans, parrots, raptors, and mixed flocks at eye level.
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Dinghy Transfer and Catamaran Boarding at Corazón de Jesús
The captain greets you at the airstrip and escorts you by dinghy — about two minutes — to the catamaran anchored in clear Caribbean water. Once aboard, the crew provides a briefing on the itinerary, safety at sea, and the daily rhythm. Guests settle into private double cabins.
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Santa Ana Savanna and Marsh Birding
Open savanna and marsh birding near Santa Ana in Peten. Distinct habitat with grassland and wetland species including raptors, seedeaters, and marsh birds. GTM-ACT-018.
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Sail to Coco Blanco and Green Island — First Swim and Snorkel
After boarding, the catamaran sails about 45 minutes to Coco Blanco and Green Island. Walk through coconut plantations on Coco Blanco, meet a few local residents, and take a first swim in clear, shallow water. A relaxed, light snorkelling session on the reef. First overnight at Green Island.
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