Portobelo, Port settlement in Panama
Portobelo is a picturesque town on the Caribbean coast of Panama.
Once a significant Spanish port, Portobelo played a crucial role in the gold and silver trade.
The town is known for its colorful Diablos y Congos festival, celebrating African heritage.
Visitors can reach Portobelo by road from Panama City, approximately 2 hours away.
Included as part of the Fortifications on the Caribbean Side of Panama: Portobelo-San Lorenzo UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Location: Portobelo District
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Portobelo is a picturesque town on the Caribbean coast of Panama.
The fortifications on the Caribbean side of Panama consist of a series of military defenses designed to protect strategic points.
San Jeronimo Castle, located in the Portobelo District of Panama, is a fortress with a rich heritage.
Chagres National Park is key for Panama Canal's water supply.
