Playa Muerto Port

Playa Muerto, Darien, Panama

Playa Muerto is a unique village located in the stunning Darién National Park, the eastern-most province of Panama that borders Colombia. The village, home to approximately 50 houses, is surrounded by lush tropical forests and incredible biodiversity, including Harpy Eagles and jaguars. Playa Muerto is the only community within the Darien National Park, making it a true hidden gem for adventurous travelers. The region is known for its rich cultural heritage, with indigenous tribes living along the riverbanks, such as the Emberá and Wounaan peoples. Visitors can experience the traditional lifestyle of these communities, including their art, music, and cuisine. Activities in Playa Muerto include birdwatching, jungle hikes to observe wildlife, and visits to the pristine beaches along the Pacific coast. The village also offers opportunities for responsible tourism, supporting local initiatives and preserving the indigenous culture. To reach Playa Muerto, travelers can embark on a scenic boat journey from Puerto Quimba. Despite its remote location, the village welcomes visitors with warm hospitality and a chance to immerse in the natural beauty of the Darién region.

Location

City: Darien

Region: Darien

Country: Panama

Coordinates: 7.7833° N, 77.2167° W