Audio Guide of the Puerto de La Libertad Waterfront

The tourist waterfront is open to the public 24 hours a day, although the atmosphere is best during the day and early evening. The Sunset Park amusement park usually operates from Wednesday to Sunday, generally from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM (weekends from 10:00 AM), so I suggest checking specific hours before you go.

Admission to the waterfront complex and the Sea Market is completely free. You will only pay for what you consume in restaurants, parking, and the rides at Sunset Park, which operate with a rechargeable card and cost between $1 and $3 per attraction.

To enjoy it without rushing, I recommend setting aside between 2 and 3 hours. This will give you enough time to walk along the pier, enjoy the views, go on a ride, and, of course, eat fresh seafood at the market.

The Port of Freedom has historically been the fishing heart of the area and the country's first tourist port. Today it is the gateway to the 'Surf City' project, blending the tradition of artisanal fishing that you will see on the pier with the modernity of international tourism.

Without a doubt, arrive around 4:00 PM. That way you will avoid the strongest midday sun and be able to witness one of the most spectacular sunsets over the Pacific as the atmosphere comes alive with nighttime lighting.

Yes, the recent renovation of the tourist complex includes ramps and paved walkways that make access easier for wheelchairs and strollers. The main areas are spacious, although the old pier may have uneven surfaces.

You are in a privileged location; just 10 or 15 minutes by car to the west you will find the famous El Tunco Beach, known for its nightlife and surfing, or Walter Thilo Deininger Adventure Park if you prefer hiking.

Do not leave without trying a shrimp cocktail or a seafood platter on the upper floor of the Sea Market; the value for money is excellent. Also, carry small-denomination U.S. dollars for quick purchases from local vendors.