The Amador Causeway is a waterway that was built using the material extracted during the excavations of the Panama Canal, between 1904 and 1914. It extends 6 kilometers towards the Pacific Ocean connecting the mainland with the islands of: Naos, Perico and Flamenco.

This area has a growing development, including luxury residential, commercial buildings and private marinas. The area is known for its access to upscale restaurants and recreation centers, making it an attractive place to live and for real estate investments.

Plus, its location is close to the city and the international airport makes it even more valuable. The demand for properties here continues to increase, especially for apartments and beachfront houses.