This tour combines nature, history, and engineering marvels. It begins with a visit to the Agua Clara Visitor Center, where you can see the expanded Panama Canal locks up close.
Then, you’ll visit Fort San Lorenzo, a former Spanish fortress located at the mouth of the Chagres River. Its ruins offer stunning views of the Caribbean Sea and tell the story of colonial defense in Panama.
About this tour
Discover two unmissable gems of Panama’s Atlantic coast in one tour. This tour combines the impressive modern engineering of the Panama Canal with the rich history of the colonial era.
📍 Agua Clara Visitor Center
Watch enormous ships transit through the expanded Panama Canal Locks from a panoramic viewing platform. Enjoy nature trails and a documentary about the history of the canal.
🏰 Fort San Lorenzo
Explore a 17th-century Spanish fortress, perched on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic site features well-preserved ruins and a spectacular natural setting.
🕒 Duration: Approximately 7 to 8 hours.
