
Colon 2000 Cruise Terminal
Two berths (200 m and 100 m) with a homeport hall, immigration and customs, luggage storage and parking.

Colon sits at the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal, and its Colon 2000 cruise terminal on Paseo Gorgas has served ships since October 2000. More about Colon →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Colon day.
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Colon 2000 is on Paseo Gorgas (Calle 9) in Barrio Norte, Colon, on Manzanillo Bay beside the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal.
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89.9 km · ~76 min by car
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
There is no regular public train; the Panama Canal Railway runs occasional round-trip Family Trains ($40 adult) and cruise-line rail excursions.
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Two berths (200 m and 100 m) with a homeport hall, immigration and customs, luggage storage and parking.
Colon 2000 has a vehicle and bus parking area and offers vehicle custody for passengers sailing from the homeport; check rates with the terminal.
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
Walking distance to the terminal.
Typical hotel
Business hotels next to the terminal; little to do in the city after dark.
Historic old town with restaurants, before or after a cruise.
Typical hotel
Boutique hotels in the UNESCO-listed old town; about an hour by road to Colon.
Prices are approximate, in USD (the balboa is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar).
Restaurants and cafes next to the cruise terminal.

Colon sits at the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal, and its Colon 2000 cruise terminal on Paseo Gorgas has served ships since October 2000. The terminal has two berths, a homeport hall with immigration and customs, and the Colon 2000 Duty Free mall, supermarket and restaurants next door, with the Colon Free Zone close by. Most visitors leave the city on excursions: the Agua Clara visitor centre overlooks the expanded canal locks, and the Spanish forts of Portobelo and San Lorenzo are a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Panama Canal Railway runs between Colon and Panama City along the canal for cruise excursions and occasional family trains. Panama City and Tocumen airport are about 80 to 90 km away by road.

Viewing terraces over the expanded Panama Canal locks near Gatun.

Spanish colonial forts on the Caribbean coast, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Clifftop Spanish fort at the mouth of the Chagres River, part of the same UNESCO site.

Historic line along the canal between Colon and Panama City, sold as cruise excursions and occasional family trains.