It is a picturesque village of fishers and merchants, the gateway to the Gulf of Montijo or to a paradise called Coiba. Visitors can access the mangroves by boat and explore the splendid Pacific islands of this province.

Since the twentieth century, this town has served as the main coastal shipping port of the southern coast of Veraguas. Many people and merchandise from all over arrived to Veraguas via Mutis Port.

Date: June 29, 2013

Location: La Colorada District, Veraguas Province

The majestic St. Peter Patron Saint Festival in La Colorada, Veraguas is celebrated with the traditional Mass and praying of novenas, followed by a procession all around the picturesque town.

Date: July 18, 2013

Location: Bugaba District, Chiriquí Province

This gastronomic festival invites all foodies to sample its signature dish, a leaf-wrapped tamale that is locally known as El Mono.

Date: July 19 to 23, 2013

Location: City of Las Tablas, Los Santos Province

The Holy Pilgrim was the first religious image that arrived at this town in the middle of the 17th century, which bestows it with great historical value. Known as The Pilgrim, The Petite or The Bearded Virgin, it came floating in from the sea in a box alongside a document that registered the saint, saying 'This is Saint Wilgefortis', hence she was referred to by this name.