Panama's Pacific Coast Beaches

Panama’s Pacific coastline stretches approximately 1,000 miles, and water conditions at its beaches can range from calm to playful as changing tides make for excellent surfing. Beaches can feature both black-colored and pearl-white sand. Here are some of the beach destinations you can find on Panama's Pacific Coast.

Riviera Pacifica

The Riviera Pacífica extends along the Pan-American Highway, a 25 mile (40 km) stretch of...

Taboga Island

Isla Taboga, or the Island of Flowers, is a volcanic island characterized by rich tropical plant...

Pearl Islands

Once a popular tourist destination for the rich and famous, the Pearl Islands have become more...

Coiba Island

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005, Coiba Marine Park is a marine reserve located off of...

Santa Catalina

Once a small fishing village with relatively few visitors, Santa Catalina has become a...

Playa Venao

The jungle meets the ocean in Playa Venao, a picturesque town located on the Pacific coastline of...

Gulf of Chiriqui

The Gulf of Chiriquí extends along Panama’s Pacific coast from the Costa Rican border...