sarigua national park

Most people I have talked with have stated that there is not much to see at this park. My take… it all depends in what you are looking to do.Sarigua National Park is different, especially for Panama. It is the only true dessert in this country. Considering how much rain Panama receives every year it can be difficult to believe that there is actually an area that receives so little rain it will be a dessert.First off, remember that the Azuero Peninsula is located in the “Dry Arc”. That means that this area receives less rainfall than most of the rest of the country. But the area where the National Park is located receives even less than that.All three of us enjoyed the day at Sarigua National Park because we appreciate the beauty of different landscapes. We also enjoyed the beautiful weather. (Again, most people would say that it is too hot.)The first part of the morning was spent driving around that area. Visited the little village of Puerto Limon. I do not understand why it was name the Port of Limon as there is no way a canoe could even make it up the river here. But it is a very cute village.Then we went to the National Park. It cost $5 for a tourist and $2 for locals (pensionado discount). It is truly amazing to see this place. But like I said, we enjoy the beauty of seeing different terrain. Wish that we could has seen the World War II Army plan crashed in the park. Unfortunately, the government does not spend much money on maintain the park.Buen Viaje, The International Vagabond

It is not a desert more like a dried up ocean bed has trees on the sides and cactus. Just one small lane in center to drive to end. Go to Montuoso forest reserve worth the visit but need 2 WD dirt roads.

Sad yet interesting.THE place could be more tourist oriented

On vous vend un désert dû à la déforestation humaine sur des milliers d'hectares ! Alors si on peut appeler ça un désert, il fait 200 m2 avec 5 dunes à peine plus hautes que vous. Le mirador est en état de décomposition et prêt à s écrouler. Ne perdez pas votre temps à aller là-bas !! Aucun intérêt !

es un lugar que no crees que exista sorprendente un lugar de panamá ademas que esta lleno de historia, arqueología y biodibercidad es encantador perturbante y asombroso fue la cereza de mi helado en mi primera visita a chitre.

un lugar de mucha historia y de que todos debemos visitar ya que es un lugar que no es común y dice mucho

el lugar es turistico e interesante para el estudio del mismo pero para pasear no lo recomiendo porque no encontraras absolutamente nada, y no hay comodidades para nada.

El lugar es bellisimo..ya no es desierto sino que hay vegetacion joven. Hay guias que te llevan a recorrer el luhat. Vale la pena la aventura!