Red Cat Catamaran stands as Panama’s largest catamaran, offering one of the most exceptional day excursions departing from Panama City. The vessel embarks from Flamenco Marina, situated at the terminus of the Amador Causeway, bound for Taboga Island. With a strict 9 a.m. departure time, punctual arrival is essential. During the voyage, passengers enjoy spectacular panoramas of Panama City, the Bridge of the Americas—marking the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal—and vessels queued for transit.
Upon reaching Taboga Island, Red Cat Catamaran anchors on the island’s rear side for approximately one hour before proceeding to the beach and town, allocating two hours for guest exploration. Visitors may undertake a brief tour of this flower-adorned island, featuring its historic church, recognized as Latin America’s second-oldest. The charming town of Taboga boasts two beaches: Playa Honda and Playa La Restinga.
Red Cat Catamaran provides spacious nets for passenger relaxation during the voyage, complemented by onboard entertainment and dancing. The all-inclusive open bar features rum, vodka, seco, local beer, assorted sodas, fruit punch, lemonade, club soda, tonic water, and water. Complimentary meals include rice, pasta, potato salad, green salad, and chicken in red sauce.
Red Cat Catamaran
Red Cat Catamaran is Panama’s largest catamaran, offering exceptional day excursions from Flamenco Marina to Taboga Island. Departing at 9 a.m. sharp, the journey provides stunning views of Panama City and the Bridge of the Americas. After anchoring at Taboga Island for an hour, guests can explore its town and beaches for two hours. The tour features onboard entertainment and a spacious relaxation area, with an all-inclusive open bar and complimentary meals such as rice, pasta, and chicken in red sauce.
Trip Highlights
- Spend the day on Taboga Island aboard Panama's largest catamaran.
- Spectacular views of Panama City, the Bridge of the Americas, and ships lined up to transit the Panama Canal.
- Explore the island of flowers, with its historic church and its two beaches.
