$2 Car Rental Cerro Viento

After you've checked out all of the fabulous sights in Cerro Viento, there's heaps more to see in the region. Collect the keys to a rental car, toss your luggage in the trunk and get on the road. We've pulled together some road trips we think you'll love:

• You'll find Gatun Locks and many more interesting sights in Colon. From Cerro Viento, it's 35 miles away.
• About 120 miles away, Santiago is also a favorite with wanderers. Set aside time to check out Escuela Normal Juan Demostenes Arosemena while you're in town. It's one of the reasons people love this city.
• Head to Starfish Beach for a day out in nature. Pack a picnic to enjoy or just relax and unwind. From Cerro Viento, it's roughly 200 miles away.

If you don't have a driver's license issued in Panama, then you'll likely need to apply for an International Driving Permit (IDP) in your home country to be allowed to rent a car. You should also note that if an IDP is required, it won't be valid on its own. You'll need to show your driver's license from your home country your passport and other forms of ID as well. Lastly, it's important that the credit card used to book the rental vehicle matches the name on your driver's license and passport. Some added requirements for international car rentals are:

• Age restrictions: You'll need to be 25 or over in most countries to rent a car. If you're younger than that, it may still be possible to rent a car but you'll have to pay a Young Driver's Surcharge. Additional restrictions may also apply to the types of vehicles available to rent.
• Driving limitations: Be sure to read the fine print before sliding behind the wheel. You typically can't cross country borders, drive onto ferries or on certain types of rugged terrain with a rental car.