The Panama Canal & Old Town – W.E.A.R.

The Panama Canal, known as the eighth wonder of the world, is a 50-mile (80-kilometer) shipping channel that links the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. It is a key conduit for international maritime trade and one of the greatest engineering feats in history. The Miraflores Locks are one of three sets of locks that function as water elevators, raising and lowering ships from sea level to the water level of Gatun Lake.

The next stop will be the “Casco Viejo”, founded in 1673. This is one of the most attractive Spanish colonial destinations in America and its historic center remains intact, with wide streets, colonial architecture and Caribbean style that invite participants. to learn about the history and culture of Panama.

It is also a great opportunity to shop different handcrafts made by the indigenous communities, souvenirs of cocobolo wood and the famous Panama hat.