This impressive forest, which for many years was a U.S military training area, is one of the most important protected areas for the operation of the Panama Canal. in addition to keeping stories of Spanish conquerors, pirates, slaves and gold seekers; It is home of thousands of species of birds, mammals, cats, and trees, which make it a natural jewel.

After driving along a road that crosses a majestic jungle, protected areas and historic towns that belonged to the United States, we will arrive at the Soberanía National Park and the Gatun lake, where we will start our journey around what was the largest artificial lake in the world. Here we are going to learn about the history and importance of the Chagres River and the lake that is the soul of the Panama Canal. We will be very closet yo the large container ships, cruise ships, tankers and other ships that cross the Canal. We will have the opportunity to see and learn about wildlife such as Monkeys of different species, birds, crocodiles, caimans among others. At the same time we will learn a lot about the one of the greatest engineering marvels in history.

This is a historic town related to the California Gold Rush and the construction of the first railroad that linked the oceans. Its houses and streets are from the time of the French Canal and both tell incredible stories. We will have the opportunity to see a part of this special place surrounded by nature.