Gatun Locks of the Panama Canal, 1914: Five British "C" class submarines enter the second phase of lockage in the east chamber. The canal did not open to general boat traffic until August of that year.

Ruins of Fort San Lorenzo: Access to the Chagres River was controlled by this magnificent Spanish fortification, which pirate Henry Morgan attacked in 1671.

Baraka Beach, deserted strands of sand on the Caribbean Sea where you’ll experience awe-inspiring sunsets; wander along the beach; become a sand-castle arquitect or just relax and do nothing.

Gatun Lake and Chagres River: This lake is the real Panama Canal. We offer fishing, kayaking and sightseeing tours on these two marvellous bodies of water. If you haven’t seen the amazon yet, let this be your introduction.

Colon 2000 Destination Park:
This is a new and elaborate cruise port complex with duty free shopping, entertainment facilities and restaurants aimed at cruise passengers and tourists.

Gatun Locks, present time: The largest and most impressive set of locks on the Panama Canal.Three  consecutive phases  that raise the ships onto the Gatun Lake and lower them onto the Atlantic Ocean.

Ruins of Portobelo, where pirate Sir Francis Drake lost his life to the Spaniards during a fierce battle to capture the cities of Portobelo and Nombre de Dios.

Las Americas Interoceanic Park, consisting of prime tropical rainforest. These forests form a complex ecosystem where colorful flora and fauna abound. Take one of our hiking tours and discover a whole new world.

Achiote Road, internationally renowned as one of the best birdwatching sites in the world. This is where the Audubon Christmas Birdcount is held.

Colon Duty Free Zone, the largest free trade area in the hemisphere and a major shopping emporium. It offers duty-free merchandise to tourists. From designer clothes and electronics to cosmetics and jewelry.