Los Santos Province is a captivating region in Panama, renowned for its historical significance and cultural richness. This area is home to some of the oldest human settlements in Panama and retains a unique cultural identity, influenced by various civilizations over time. Visitors can explore its scenic landscapes, which include tropical savannas and rainforests, shaped by the Pacific Ocean's winds and the Humboldt Current. The province's climate and geography make it a haven for nature enthusiasts, while its historical sites and cultural heritage attract those interested in Panama's diverse history.
Explore the region's historical sites to understand its rich cultural past.
Prepare for a tropical savanna climate; bring appropriate clothing for both dry and humid conditions.
While Spanish is widely spoken, the province retains a distinct cultural identity with Spanish voseo.
Spring offers mild temperatures, ideal for exploring the scenic landscapes and cultural sites.
Summer can be hot and humid; ensure to stay hydrated and wear sun protection.
Fall is a pleasant time to visit with fewer tourists and comfortable weather for outdoor activities.
Winter remains warm, making it a good time for cultural exploration and enjoying the natural beauty.
PAB B/.
$50-$100 p/day
Spanish, English
November-April
Cultural Exploration, Nature, History