Humpback whale watching near Panama City

  Panama is the only place in the world where both the Northern & Southern hemisphere populations of Humpback whales come together in their migrations to give birth and breed here in Panama!  This gives us a double season and twice as much time as any other place in the world to spend with the whales. 

  It is easy to find the whales during breeding season, July-October for the Southern Hemisphere whales and Jan.-March for the Northern Hemisphere whales.  We take a boat out from a port near Panama City and head out past Isla Taboga looking for whales.  Of course, there is never any guarantee when looking for wildlife, however, it is very likely we will see the whales and dolphins are commonly sightes as well as manta rays, sea turtles and maybe even whale sharks!

  To book your whale watching tour
 contact Anne at

anne@emberavillagetours.com

or call within Panama 6758-7600
from the US 011 507-6758-7600

Whale & Dolphin 2, 3 & 5 day trips in the Pearl Islands, Panama

  Panama waters are home to over 30 species of cetaceans (dolphins & whales).  In the Pearl Islands, (home to 2 seasons of the Survivor TV series)  there are crystal clear turquoise waters and many islands, some deserted, where you can swim, beach comb, snorkel as well as swim or observe from a glass bottom boat the Whales and Dolphins as well as Manta Rays, Sea Turtles  and even Whale Sharks that frequent these waters. In addition to all the colorful tropical reef fish found here.

  Come spend 2, 3 or 5 days in the tropical Pearl Islands of Panama.  We will spend each day out on the water with the whales and dolphins.  August-October.

For more information see our sister website:

wwwWhaleWatchingPanama.com 

 Bottle nose dolphins are common in Panama waters.

  Panama is host to over 30 species of cetaceans (dolphins & whales) so it is likely we will see at least one of these species on our whale watching tour.

  We have several boats available to us, depending on what size of group we have going.  For small groups of 8 or less, we take a 21' panga with an eco-friendly 4 stroke engine that is quieter and more comfortable.  Our captain, Alexis, has attended training programs to prepare him the best and least intrusive way to navigate around the whales.   For large groups of 10 or more, we have the option of going out on a beautiful 85' schooner sailboat.