Panama Canal

The Gatún Locks, a monumental 1914 engineering marvel, lift ships 85 feet en route through Panama's stunning tropical corridor.

The massive Gatún Dam on the Chagres River, built for the Panama Canal, formed the vast Lago Gatún for vital waterway control.

El Guabo in Panama offers rustic cabins run by indigenous women with basic amenities, perfect for adventurous travelers seeking a riverside escape.

Nestled by the waterfront, this vibrant guesthouse features bright, artsy accommodations and a cozy restaurant serving delicious meals with stunning views.

Palenque, the charming seat of Santa Isabel District in Panama, offers a peaceful bayfront vibe with tasty local eats like fried fish and coconut rice.

Vibrant bungalows with a boho vibe, an infinity pool, and Caribbean fusion dining tucked into lush jungle by Portobelo Bay.

Nestled 60 kilometers from civilization, this eco-friendly SeaPod offers a high-tech, floating retreat with stunning views and delicious local cuisine.

Cabañas Dubesenika offers budget-friendly cane and wood cabins, lively courts, and a fun, party vibe on the island.

Nestled in a vibrant canal house, this budget-friendly hostel offers cozy dorms and private rooms, chill communal spaces, and a welcoming atmosphere just a short ride to the city’s highlights.

Fonda Lo Que Hay serves fresh, inventive Panamanian street food in a lively, cozy spot with bright vibes and standout cocktails.