Ride with us and enjoy the natural view of Azuero Peninsula.

Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Panama, Azuero is divided into three provinces – Herrera, Los Santos, and Veraguas. Herrera is mostly land-locked; Los Santos has the longest and the most beautiful beaches in the peninsula, some of them resembling the Panama City beaches minus the bustle and clutter; and Veraguas with its Caribbean and Pacific coast.

Join us in this excursion through Azuero Peninsula. So green! Peninsula de Azuero is a really beautiful place and can be considered the cradle of Spanish folklore and traditions. If you decide to take a tour to Azuero Peninsula, we can assure you that you won’t be disappointed.

Walk with us along this romantic beach in Azuero Penisula. It is one of the best places for surfing.

Beaches in Azuero Peninsula are absolutely amazing; clear fresh waters bathe the white-sanded beaches. Even in a cloudy sunset a walk along the beach in Azuero Peninsula is an unforgettable experiences. But there’s a lot more that you can do here…! This is a very nice place for surfing too.

Relax yourself with the sound and view of nature of this beach in Azuero Peninsula.

Beaches in Azuero Peninsula have their own charm. Bordered by a lushy green vegetation, these beaches combine sand and crystal waters with bushes and trees. Beaches are quite wide too so there’s plenty of room for everybody.

Isla Iguana near the Pedasi coast is your window into the wilderness. When you are tired gazing at the giant iguanas, Carey turtles, humpback whales, and the brightly-colored birds, you can go snorkeling or diving in one of Panama’s best waters. For nature lovers, Coiba Islands also has a marine park rich in biodiversity.

Sunset at the beach?  Best time of the day if you ask me to be there.  You can find miles and miles of deserted beaches in Azuero.  If you like your space and prefer places all to yourself, this is the place for you.

Sunsets at Azuero Peninsula are amazing. Nonetheless, this province in Panama has much more to offer. Many foreign tourists are not aware that Azuero is popular among Panamanians as the land of festivals. The locals often visit Azuero during the carnivals and religious festivals in order to experience their countryside where it appears the 20th century has not arrived. The contrast that Azuero presents in its laidback lifestyle and go-easy attitude of people has tourists returning to the countryside to enjoy the “going back in time” experience.

This video shows the location of Los Santos, within the Azuero Peninsula in the Republic of Panama.

Las Tablas and Los Santos, Azuero’s two large towns, come alive with a riot of hue and colors during the carnival in February. The whole town wears a festive look with exquisite colors, intricate and bright embroideries of pollera, unique Panama Hats each hand crafted by local artisans, and many forgotten customs from thousands of years ago.

Pedasi, located in the Azuero Peninsula is a fishing paradise. Here you can see some nice folks catching a large wahoo.

For fishing fans, then Azuero waters are the place to be. There are many fishing excursions that you can take if you don’t have your own fishing boat, but if you do you can enter yourself into the water and catch your next big fish.

Here is some footage of a yellow fin tuna being caught in Pedasi, in the Azuero Peninsula.  Some of the best fishing waters period.

Azuero Peninsula is a great place for fishing. Yellow fin tuna, other tuna species and marlins are the most common fish species that you may catch in the waters of Azuero Peninsula. If you get tired of fishing you may give snorkeling and scuba diving a try. This is one of the best places in Panama to practise these sports.