Santa Catalina

The coastal town of Santa Catalina enjoys of beautiful sunsets and fresh sea breeze, with abundant vegetation, gray sand and crystal waters. Visitor of this region are usually extreme adventurers, surfers and outdoor lovers.

How to get there?

From Panama City, drive through the Panamerican Highway to the central provinces, until you reach Santiago, province of Veraguas. Once in Santiago, ask for directions to get to the beach.

Gobernadora Island

If you want an adventurous trip, to a remote island, away from civilization, where you will be able to have a first hand encounter with nature, your destiny should be Gobernadora Island. The trip in itself will be an unforgettable experience, since you will be able to see beautiful dolphins playing beside your boat or whales looking for our warm Panamanian waters to give birth to their offspring. This island is located inside the Tourist Zone of Veraguas. It is recommended to stay in projects like the Camping Site Art Lodge, which has rural cabins and the appropriate means to get to the island. This is the perfect place to leave behind the every day world and experiment the peace nature brings.

How to get there?

From Panama City, take the Panamerican Highwaystowards the central provinces, towards Santiago. From then on, Gobernadora Island can be reached, from the different ports located on the south coast of Veraguas (Santa Catalina, Hicaco, Puerto Mutis, Puerto Vidal, Pixvae, others); the closest one is Hicaco in Soná, and the island is just 30 minutes away, and just with good climate and a 40 horse power motor, you can get to this gorgeous island. To get to Hicaco only follow the route that will take you to the beach of Santa Catalina; follow the signs for Hicaco beach.

Weather

Tropical Climate and average temperature is 79ºF.

Suggestions

You need to take sunscreen, bug repellent, light clothing, bathing suit and hat.

Activities

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