Pixvae is a small fishing village in the province of Veraguas, located on the Pacific coast of Panama, approximately 220 km southwest of Panama City. The village has about 400 residents and is known for its beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, and rich wildlife.
The name Pixvae (although written “pixbae”) comes from the Guna language and means “peach palm tree”. The peach palm tree is a common sight in the area and its fruit is a popular food in Panama.
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Things to do in Pixvae and Coiba National Park
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Go for a hike in the rainforest:
We’ll arrange your visit with local guides who will bring you to trails in the middle of the jungle, visit waterfalls and caves that are kept almost a secret. -
Visit the hidden beaches:
As Pixvae’s touristic potential just unlocked with the construction of the new road, there are many beaches where you can enjoy crystal clear waters and almost no one around. -
Go kayaking or canoeing in the mangroves:
As Pixvae is located within the buffer zone of Coiba National Park, conservation is key and part of the daily live of locals. Mangrove kayaking will let you see first hand how these places are bursting with life. -
Scuba diving or snorkeling in Pixvae’s crystal clear waters:
Pixvae’s surrounding water have a unique color and are completely clear for a beach in the Pacific. Enjoy your adventure surrounded by dolphins, whales, stingrays, sharks, fishes, turtles, coral reefs and the huge biodiversity of the zone.
