This exceptional 1,774.80 m² oceanfront lot is located directly on the beach in Punta Chame, offering an outstanding opportunity to create a private coastal residence, boutique hospitality concept, or tourism-oriented development in one of Panama’s emerging beach destinations.
Set approximately 200 meters from the main Punta Chame–Bejuco road and 26.8 km from the Pan-American Highway, the property combines a beachfront setting with convenient access to Panama City and the surrounding Riviera Pacífica. The area is already served by essential utilities, including electricity, public lighting, telephone service, and water.
With approximately 25 meters of beachfront, a semi-flat topography, and a rectangular configuration, the property offers a practical canvas for a thoughtfully designed coastal project. Its residential-tourist zoning allows for a range of potential uses, including beach homes, guesthouses, boutique hotels, restaurants, watersports businesses, and other services catering to the growing residential and tourism community.
Located approximately 12 km from Playa Caracol, the property benefits from the area's continued development while preserving the appeal of a more relaxed beachfront setting. Whether envisioned as a private retreat or an income-generating hospitality concept, this parcel offers the opportunity to create a distinctive destination by the Pacific.
• 1,774.80 m² oceanfront lot
• Approximately 25 meters of beachfront
• Prime beachfront location in Punta Chame
• Residential-tourist zoning
• Rectangular configuration with semi-flat topography
• Approximately 200 meters from the main Punta Chame–Bejuco road
• 26.8 km from the Pan-American Highway
• Approximately 12 km from Playa Caracol
• Electricity, public lighting, telephone, and water services available
• Ideal for a private beach residence, guesthouse, boutique hotel, or tourism-oriented concept
• Potential for restaurants, watersports businesses, retail, and other coastal services
• Located in an emerging residential and tourism destination on Panama’s Pacific coast