Bom dia, tomar o trem é uma boa opção, já que você pode contemplar o Lago Gatún e fazer fronteira com o Canal do Panamá, tem um horário de partida e o preço é de $ 20 por pessoa. Outra opção é pegar o ônibus que sai do terminal de ônibus Albrook na Cidade do Panamá ou do seu hotel você pode contratar um ônibus para o porto.

Hello, the shopping center "Colón 2000 Duty-Free" will be open to the public in April of the year 2020.

Boa tarde: Obrigado por entrar em contato com o nosso porto. Sim, as áreas seguras para se caminhar além do porto são a Plaza Colón 2000, localizada ao lado de nosso porto, incluindo o Radisson Hotel & Casino. Você pode ver o mapa em nosso site web. Saudações e quaisquer outras perguntas estamos ao seu serviço.

Buenas est un touriste distingué. Le terminal dispose d’un ensemble de taxis spéciaux destinés aux touristes, qui vous emmèneront soit à Colon Zona Libre, soit à Panama City, où vous pourrez faire des emplettes,

Good morning, the parking is next to the terminal, and the cost is US$30 / week, regards,

De um modo geral os produtos são de boa qualidade, e os preços atrativos. Não funciona aos finais de semana. Malas? Compre-as na própria Zona França.

não sei te responder porque desembarquei em cartagena e fui direto para o hotel

Sim, esse pacote que comprei para outubro tinha várias opções para novembro também no site da logitravel. Dá uma olhada lá. Espero ter ajudado.

Hola!!! Si subes en otro lugar que no es Colon, tendras algun tiempo libre para ir a hacer compras a la zona franca :) en el crucero te venden tour o puedes ir por tu cuenta, solo pregunta en el crucero si te pueden dar un pase. Aunque ir por tu cuenta no me da mucha confianza :-(

Hello--You're in for a real treat. We didn't go through to the other coast, which takes 2 weeks. We went through the locks and floated around on Gatun Lake for awhile and then returned though the locks again. Our balcony was on the port side. It could be on either side as far as going through the locks goes as you just turn around and head back again so you're on the opposite side of what you went in on. I like the port side though because as you're approaching the canal area, if you're on the port you are able to view all the ships waiting to go through the canal and it's quite a sight. This happens about 5:30-6:00 a.m. as the ships line up to go through. Only the huge cargo ships go through the new canal, the cruise ships all go through the old canal. As far as going through the actual locks goes, you're going to get far better pictures if you go up on deck towards the front of the ship. People go to the Crow's Nest about 4:00-4:30 to get a good seat. I wouldn't do that as I want to be outside. If you go to any of the outside areas facing the front you can walk around and get pictures from all angles not just the way your balcony is facing. I stayed on our balcony, my husband went up on deck and walked around. He got some fantastic shots. I've been on the Zuiderdam many times and didn't feel the need to face the crowds. The view from a balcony is nice, but remember you can only see facing the way your balcony is facing so actually your views are limited unlike what you'd see from up front of the ship. If you take a shore excursion be aware that on one I know of you go on your excursion and then are taken to a waiting area as you must wait for the ship to float on the lake and make the return trip through the locks. It can be several hours wait. I know many people were very upset to find themselves stuck waiting. You can also take a train one way to the Pacific coast and back also which many seem to enjoy. If you go alone to the ports, be very, very careful. We went to a few, but didn't venture far off the beaten path. We travel world wide and have learned that some areas just are plain unsafe. Oh, we took a tour to a banana plantation and really enjoyed it on our first canal cruise. Very pretty and interesting. We normally don't take shore excursions but hire a local and go off on our own or with another couple. However, this is one area i would't do that. Just be very aware of what's going on around you whenever you get off the ship. Have a wonderful time, and as always, safe travels.