Panama’s major kitesurfing spot, Punta Chame.
Is located at the far end of a peninsula, only one and a half hours from Panama City.
Our kitesurfing playground is bordered on the one side by a peninsula and on the other by a mountain range.
Beautiful scenery with breathtaking sunsets, the constant wind and warm water give us one of the best kiteboarding spots in Latin America.
Leave your wetsuits at home, the water is warm. 🙂
You can kitesurf in Panama between December and May. January through April are our windiest months.
Is a small fisher village 100km away from Panama City. The spot has been receiving more international kite attention during the last years.
Warm water temperatures (28°C) and a wide and uncrowded kite beach, lagoons and sand bars.
Comfortable wind speeds range from 15 to 25 knots. A 75kg man will be fine bringing a 9m and a 12m kite.
LIVE WIND METER
The wind forecast is not always true. Our Weather Station at Panama Kite Center shows you the live wind conditions at a glance at our kite spot in Punta Chame.
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Right in front of our kiteboarding center you can work on your kite skills in this flat-water lagoon. Out of the hammock onto your board within a minute.
During low tide the infamous sandbars appear in the middle of the bay, right in front and around Isla Taborcillo. Enjoy a kite safari with us, on water flatter than any butter.
Join us for our downwinder along the lagoons and mangroves for more flat water fun. The pickup is waiting there for us with a few cold drinks.
We organize kite trips to John Wayne Island in the middle of the bay of Punta Chame. It is home to an abandoned resort but perfect to kite around and enjoy the flat water.
No worries, we will organize a personalized pickup for you.
Our driver will wait for you at the airport and bring you directly to the best kite surf spot in Panama.
Rates are:
$95 1-2 persons without without board bags
$110 1-2 persons with board bags
$140 3-4 persons without board bags
$180 3-4 persons with board bags
Send us a message if you would like us to pick you up.
Also check out our accommodation options.
Tocumen International Airport (PTY) also known as “the hub of the Americas” has great connections to North and South America. Direct flights from Europe are relatively cheap. For example, there are direct flights from Madrid, Paris, Istanbul or Amsterdam.
Once you are in Panama City it is about a 1.5h ride by car to make the 100km.
Firstly, leave the city via Puente de las Americas and follow the Panamerican Highway about 70km. Thereafter, turn left and head onto the peninsula. Punta Chame is at the very point after another 25km.
After all, having a rental car will help you to get around in Punta Chame easier. Nevertheless, we also offer bicycle rentals if you prefer pedals.
If you’re on a budget, you can still take buses to get to Punta Chame. Firstly, from the airport, take a bus, the metro or an uber to Albrook Mall bus terminal. Secondly, from there take a bus going to Coronado and get off in Chame/Bejuco at Plaza Imperial. Lastly, from there you will have to take a micro bus into Punta Chame. Overall 4-5h and $10.
