Discover the best attractions and experiences Azuero Peninsula has to offer
Explore the echoes of Azuero’s past, from colonial plazas to heritage sites.
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Learn about the region’s culture, crafts, and history through local collections.
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Visit historic churches and sanctuaries that tell the story of the peninsula.
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Panama’s Azuero Peninsula offers coastal and rainforest escapes with protected areas.
A protected island off Pedasí known for its white-sand beaches, clear waters, and abundant seabirds.
Dense rainforest on the Cerro Hoya ridge with waterfalls, rugged trails, and diverse wildlife.
Venture into the peninsula’s key towns and historic centers for a local feel.
Charming coastal town with a laid-back vibe, colorful streets, and fresh seafood.
Cultural heart of Azuero, famed for traditional festivals and colonial architecture.
Historic market town with preserved architecture and nearby beaches.
Enjoy the outdoors and local life without an entry fee.
Watch the Pacific sunset from the sandy shores of Playa Venao, a popular surfing beach.
Immerse yourself in local life among markets, music, and everyday activity.
Visit several small coves and quiet beaches along the Pedasí stretch.
Taste the flavors of Azuero, from seafood to regional snacks.
Sample local seafood, fried plantains, and regional snacks with a guide.
Taste traditional Los Santos flavors in the town’s markets and eateries.
After sunset, small bars and live music keep the vibe going in coastal towns.
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Outdoor adventures and local experiences provide laid-back fun.
Snorkel around the sheltered reefs near Isla Iguana and spot tropical fish.
Ride along beaches and coastal bluffs for ocean views.
Catch waves or try water sports on the peninsula’s best beaches.
Consistent breaks and a friendly surf scene for all levels.
Windy conditions create excellent kiteboarding conditions most of the year.
Get off the beaten path with rural, scenic and local experiences.
See local agriculture up close and learn about everyday life.
Seek out less-traveled viewpoints for dramatic sea panoramas.