• Agua Clara Visitor Center - • Witness the impressive sight of massive ships navigating through the Panama Canal’s most advanced locks.
  • Delight in the panoramic vistas from the viewpoint overlooking Gatun Lake and the lock system.
  • Gain insights into the Canal’s history and operations through an engaging audiovisual presentation.
  • Take the opportunity to capture photos and marvel at this engineering masterpiece in action.
• Atlantic Bridge - En route to Columbus, cross the Atlantic Bridge, a state-of-the-art structure of the Panama Canal. This cable-stayed bridge links the city of Colón with the Caribbean coast, offering stunning views of the Canal and the Caribbean Sea. Although there is no stop, the crossing provides a chance to enjoy and photograph one of the country’s most remarkable engineering feats.
• Gatun Locks - • Visit the new Gatun Visitor Center, inaugurated in April 2025, where the original Panama Canal locks can be seen in operation.
  • From the Gatun Viewpoint, take in breathtaking views of Gatun Lake, the historic locks, and the Gatun Lighthouse.
  • Learn about the gate system, a 20th-century engineering marvel that has been operational for over a century.
  • Enjoy interactive exhibits and short trails surrounded by rainforest, offering unique views.
• Fort San Lorenzo - • Explore the historic Fort San Lorenzo, constructed in the 17th century to protect the Chagres River entrance and the Panamanian Caribbean from privateers and pirates.
  • Appreciate its colonial ruins, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while discovering tales of battles and explorers.
  • Relish the stunning views of the Caribbean Sea, ideal for panoramic photography.
  • Immerse in nature within a tropical forest setting, with opportunities to spot birds, monkeys, and other local wildlife.

• Entrance fees
• Water bottle
• Private transportation
• Government fees
• Stop for lunch (optional)
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Admission fees

• Lunch

Explore two facets of the Panama Canal in one day: tour the contemporary Agua Clara locks and the historic Gatún locks, merging the latest engineering marvels with the century-old originals.
Enjoy less crowded visitor centers – savor a more relaxed experience with ample time to observe, free from the typical crowds found in other areas of the Canal.
Add a dash of colonial history: enhance the modern experience with a trip to Fort San Lorenzo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, nestled in the rainforest and offering breathtaking views of the Chagres River and the Caribbean.

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