If you're looking for a place to enjoy the outdoors and reconnect with rural life, there’s nothing better than an agrotourism experience in Tierras Altas, in the Province of Chiriqui.

Visit open-door farms to discover what country life is like and learn where and how the food on our tables is grown. Spend time with farm animals and purebred horses, harvest your own produce, and taste the richness of local land.

Here are some agrotourism spots in Tierras Altas that offer a glimpse into authentic Panamanian rural life.

1. Cerro Punta S.A. 

• Location: Cerro Punta
• How to get there: 6 minutes from Plaza Volcan, via Calle 10a Este
• Hours: Daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (confirm on holidays)

Visit Cerro Punta S.A. for a hands-on agrotourism experience, including a tour through hydroponic crops. Enjoy a guided visit through greenhouses belonging to one of Panama’s leading producers, featuring strawberries, tomatoes, seedless cucumbers, peppers, and more. You’ll also walk through vibrant flower fields, offering a colorful and immersive experience.

Cerro Punta can be visited year-round, as production is constant. Depending on the month, you may see crops growing or being harvested.

The visit, including your harvest box, costs approximately $10 (2026).

2. Finca Dracula

• Location: Cerro Punta
• How to get there: 26 minutes from Plaza Volcan, via Route 418
• Hours: Friday to Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Finca Dracula is home to over 2,000 species of orchids collected by the family from around the world. No matter when you visit, there are always orchids in bloom.

Explore the farm at your own pace with an audio guide through four themed gardens: the Japanese Garden, Buddha Garden, Bromeliad Garden, and Succulent Garden.

For a deeper nature experience, hike the “Quetzal Flight” trail and try your luck spotting this mythical bird. The trail leads to a scenic viewpoint overlooking the town of Guadalupe—perfect for photos. On weekends and holidays, special guided exhibitions are available.

Entrance fees range from $12 to $58 (2026), depending on the experience and whether meals are included.

3. Haras Cerro Punta

• Location: Cerro Punta
• How to get there: 23 minutes from Plaza Volcan, via Route 418
• Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (by reservation only)

Visiting Haras Cerro Punta offers a unique opportunity to connect with top-quality thoroughbred horses and learn about their breeding and care.

During a 45-minute guided tour, you’ll walk through beautiful landscapes while learning about the families behind this tradition. The tour includes visits to the lake area and the Stallion Memorial Park.

You’ll also see the stables, learn about the breeding process, and meet both retired racehorses and future champions.

The experience costs approximately $10 (2026).

4. Coffee Experience and Coffee Farms in Tierras Altas

No agrotourism guide to Tierras Altas would be complete without its coffee farms.

This region grows more than 10 varieties of coffee, including the world-renowned Geisha coffee, which has placed Panama among the top coffee destinations globally.

Several farms have come together to create the Coffee Circuit in Tierras Altas—offering immersive experiences where visitors can learn about the entire process of specialty coffee production. From planting and harvesting to roasting, sorting, and tasting, each farm offers unique experiences.
Prices range from approximately $5 to $75.

To make the most of your visit, always check the weather and plan your outfit accordingly. Be ready to get a little dirty, connect with nature, and fully embrace rural life.