Playa Cambutal

The brown sand beach stretches along the Pacific coast, bordered by coastal forests and featuring clear waters suitable for swimming and surfing.

The beach area evolved from an isolated surfing destination into a developed coastal community over the past decade, while maintaining its natural character.

Local fishermen and cowboys share this coastal space with international surfers, creating a mixed community that preserves traditional Panamanian customs.

Visitors can rent surfboards from hotels and participate in deep-sea fishing excursions targeting species like roosterfish, wahoo, tuna, and marlin.

The beach borders Cerro Hoya National Park, which serves as a protected habitat for endangered scarlet macaws and numerous other wildlife species.

GPS coordinates: 7.24430,-80.46550

Latest update: March 21, 2025 08:11