Punta Chame, Beach destination in Panama
Punta Chame is a popular peninsula known for its pristine beaches and kitesurfing.
The area has a strong connection to the indigenous populations that lived in Panama centuries ago.
Local festivities embody the vibrant Panamanian culture, reflecting a blend of indigenous, African and Spanish influences.
Accessible by road, Punta Chame is about an hour's drive from Panama City.
Its unique geographical shape offers both sunrise and sunset views over the Pacific Ocean.
Location: Panamá Oeste Province
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Punta Chame is a popular peninsula known for its pristine beaches and kitesurfing.
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