• Colon - Founded in 1850 by the Panama Railroad Company, Colón is located on the once swampy island of Manzanillo, initially named Aspinwall by the company. Within Colón, visitors can explore sites like the Casco Antiguo de Colón and Cristóbal, the latter established by the French canal company. Public spaces such as Paseo Washington and Paseo Lesseps are also notable. This historic center features buildings designated as monuments, including the Episcopal Church, Cristo a Orillas del Mar, the Washington Hotel, and the Morgan Battery at Fort Lesseps. All these remarkable places will be part of this wonderful experience.
• Paseo Marino - This promenade stretches through part of Colón, offering recreational areas for both children and adults, bicycle paths, and a plaza for skating enthusiasts. From this vantage point, one can observe ships waiting to enter the Panama Canal and those heading to the vast port of Manzanillo, carrying goods from around the globe.
• Port Colon 2000 - Known as the Colon 2000 Terminal, this cruise port is a vital entry point for cruise passengers arriving in Panama. Conveniently situated on the Caribbean coast at the Panama Canal’s entrance, it is just a short distance from the historic city of Colón.
• Zona Libre De Colon - This is the largest free trade zone in the Western Hemisphere and a leading multimodal redistribution logistics center globally.
• New Washington - Visit the renowned Hotel Washington, located in front of the breathtaking Caribbean Sea along Limón Bay on the historic former Manzanillo Island (Colón). The hotel has been renovated to highlight its majestic architectural beauty, inspired by Spanish colonial styles.
• Atlantic Bridge - The Atlantic Bridge is a marvel within the Canal, standing as a new icon for the Panama Canal. This impressive structure connects the coast below and up the coast of Colón with 4,605 meters of roadway.
• Agua Clara Locks - Offering a breathtaking view from its observation deck, the Agua Clara Locks invite visitors to enjoy a delightful experience enriched with fascinating facts, becoming part of the history of the route that unites the world.
• Gatun Locks - The Gatún Locks are a remarkable engineering feat that elevates ships from the Caribbean to Lake Gatun. These massive locks are the largest in the Panama Canal. Observing ships pass through the lock chambers, one can easily see why the Panama Canal is considered one of the seven man-made wonders of the world.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• 10 dollars entry tickets for agua clara visitor center (adults) have to be purchased on site

Set off on an unforgettable adventure to Colón, the vibrant jewel of Panama’s Caribbean coast! This captivating city tour will immerse you in Colón’s rich history and breathtaking landmarks, featuring exceptional highlights such as the first interoceanic train on the continent, the largest free trade zone in the Americas, and the largest port area in Central America’s Caribbean.

But there’s more—get ready to be amazed as the tour explores the magnificent locks at Gatun and Agua Clara, adding an extra layer of wonder to the experience. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity; secure a spot today for a remarkable adventure that will be cherished forever!

• It will take 1 hour and 15 mins to get to the place where we are conducting the experience and another hour and 15 mins to bring you back to your hotel

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.