Ocean On Either Side | Driving the Amador Causeway in Panama

Join me on a scenic journey from Flamenco Island to the iconic Biomuseo along Panama’s breathtaking Amador Causeway. This 3.7-mile stretch of land, built in 1913 with rocks excavated during the Panama Canal’s construction, connects Panama City to four picturesque islands—Naos, Perico, Culebra, and Flamenco. Originally constructed as a defensive measure during World War II, the causeway has transformed into one of Panama’s most popular tourist destinations, offering stunning views of the Pacific Ocean on both sides.

In this video, you’ll experience the drive from a unique third-person perspective, with the ocean accompanying us on either side of the road. This drive symbolizes more than just a physical journey; it’s a metaphor for navigating the distance in a long-distance relationship, coming together here in the beauty of Panama.

The accompanying song, "Ocean On Either Side", is a reflection of this experience—being physically together while surrounded by the vastness of the ocean, a love that thrives despite the distance. The song was crafted using the creative tools available to me and features Panamanian beat that perfectly complements the serene yet powerful landscape of Panama.

Take in the ocean breeze, the shimmering waters, and the rich history of Avenida Amador as we make our way to the striking Biomuseo, a museum that celebrates Panama’s unique biodiversity and cultural history.

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The song is an original that I titled: "Ocean On Either Side"

Sections in this Video
0:00 Driving by PANAMÁ Sign
1:32 Talking to a Smart Car
2:13 Amador Causeway
3:40 Fun Stores and Dining
4:22 La Vida Bella
6:02 Ocean on Either Side
9:30 Biomuseo
10:07 Pilares de la Patria (Statue)

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