• Centro de Visitantes de Agua Clara - • You will observe closely how huge vessels pass through the most modern locks of the Panama Canal.
  • You will enjoy panoramic views from the viewpoint to Gatun Lake and the gate system.
  • You will learn about the history and operation of the Canal through an audiovisual projection.
  • You will have time to take pictures and appreciate this engineering wonder in action.
• Puente Atlántico - On the way to Columbus you will cross the Atlantic Bridge, one of the most modern structures of the Panama Canal. This cable-stayed bridge connects the city of Colón with the Caribbean coast and offers panoramic views of the Canal and the Caribbean Sea. Although there is no stop, the crossing allows you to enjoy and photograph one of the most impressive works of engineering in the country.
• Gatun Locks - • Explore the new Gatun Visitor Center, opened in April 2025, where you can see the original locks of the Panama Canal in action.
  • From the Gatun Viewpoint, enjoy spectacular views of Gatun Lake, the historic locks and Gatun Lighthouse.
  • Discover how this gate system, considered a jewel of 20th century engineering, worked for more than 100 years.
  • Enjoy interactive displays and short trails surrounded by rainforest and unique views.
• Fort San Lorenzo - • Tour the historic Fort San Lorenzo, built in the 17th century to defend the entrance of the Chagres River and the Panamanian Caribbean from privateers and pirates.
  • Admire its colonial ruins, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as you learn stories of battles and explorers.
  • Enjoy spectacular views of the Caribbean Sea, perfect for panoramic photography.
  • Connect with nature in an environment surrounded by tropical forest, with the possibility of spotting birds, monkeys and other local fauna.

• 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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