Bayano Lake, Panama

The second-largest lake in Panama is located in the country's east, it is called Bayano Lake. It was also made by humans and was built in 1976 along with a dam. Its uniqueness stems from the presence of a series of three caverns on its coasts. Visitors can take boat tours that go deep into the caves during the rainy season.

Today, tourists can enjoy countless recreational activities at this tiny lake, such as kayaking, bird watching, and rock climbing. A tour of the three caverns that are situated along the lake's shores is one of the nicest things you can do while there. By boat, guides will transport you to these caves, where you may explore and take in the ancient stalactites and stalagmites. Keep a watch-out for bats, snakes, and all kinds of insects as you might come across some animals in these caverns.

In the shallow waters of tilapia fishing is a particularly well-liked hobby. The majority of the activities in Bayano Lake are planned by regional tour operators, so you may feel good about spending money on these outings because so many of the adjacent villages depend on tourism.

Location: Panamá Province, Panama