The province of Coclé is one of the regions with greater natural and historical wealth of Panama, small country bathed by two seas and one of the last territories in emerging million years ago. Located in the geographic center of the country, with beautiful white sand beaches, extensive plains dedicated to the cattle breed, the salt production, rice and sugar, among other activities, mountainous lands full of agricultural and artisan production, at only 90 minutes of the capital City in a niece ride with a comfortable car from Thrifty Car Rental.

It limits the North with the Provinces of Colon and Veraguas, to the South with the Province of Herrera and the Pacific Ocean, to the East with the Province of Panama and to the West with the Province of Veraguas.   Politically it is organized in six districts, Aguadulce, Antón, La Pintada, Nata, Olá and Penonomé, and 39 towns, with its respective civilian authorities; a provincial governor named by the President of the Republic, a mayor by each district and a representative by town, all elected by popular voting by a period of five years. The Province of Cocle has many tourist attractions to attend all kind of visitors.