El Toro Loco Sport Bar Toro Loco, formally known as Baumfalks, is a fun bar in Bocas Del Toro that has darts, free WiFi, flat-screen televisions all around the bar for non-stop sports coverage, free popcorn all day a great... (Continue reading)
Panama Authorities stay true to the ‘Old Town’ Construction on a residential project in Panama’s Casco Viejo has been halted by authorities, whilst an investigation into the improper approval of the project is undertaken. The Directorate of Municipal Works and... (Continue reading)
Conveniently located close to the major beach resorts and facilities of Coronado, one has easy access to the beaches, equestrian club and the golf course. Punta Barco is an exclusive and very much up market area, offering the opportunity of... (Continue reading)
The Chiriqui province of Panama hosts the quaint town of Volcan, which sits on the beautiful scenic highlands of this province. The town and surrounding areas are renowned for the fantastic coffee shops and farms, where coffee, fruits and flowers... (Continue reading)
One of the finest and most well developed suburbs in Panama City. The suburb of Paitilla has numerous and well developed infrastructure, whilst retaining the Panama charm and commitment to green areas and parks. The area is fully equipped with... (Continue reading)
Originally known as Camaron, the area was founded in 1934, and later renamed to Vercruz. Wildlife and beauty abound in this area, which has exquisite beaches that are extremely popular amongst locals and tourists over the holidays and weekends. The... (Continue reading)
The northernmost island in Panama, Isla Colon is situated in the province of Bocas del Toro. The province’s capital, Colon, is situated here and boasts of having an international airport. This airport is the hub of Panama’s national carrier, Air... (Continue reading)
This is truly the epicenter of all entertainment and business within Panama City. El Cangrejo offers fine dining, entertainment and great nightlife. The area is central to every need that a tourist, or even the locals, might need. Inclusive in... (Continue reading)
Situated in the province of Chiriqui, the province’s capital city of David is the third largest in Panama. With proximity to both the sea and highlands of the province, David’s economy centers on both agriculture and fisheries. Coffee, sugar and... (Continue reading)
This residential are is home to several former presidents, dignitaries and affluent individuals, La Cresta is situated in a very exclusive area of the capital, Panama City. Centrally located, the area has easy access to the shopping centers and the... (Continue reading)
Situated between El Cangrejo and San Francisco, Obarrio is one of the most prestigious areas in Panama City. A mixture of commercial establishments and residential living, Obarrio boasts of numerous stylish boutiques, classy shops, swanky restaurants, modern office buildings, shopping... (Continue reading)
Situated in one of Panama City’s most exclusive and affluent residential areas, Punta Pacifica is home to the state of the art Hospital Punta Pacifica, one of the most modern medical facilities in Panama. The hospital is affiliated with renowned... (Continue reading)
One of the oldest settlements in Panama, the city of Santiago is situated halfway between Panama City and the border of Costa Rica. This city is the capital of the Veraguas province. The city flourished during the Spanish colonial Era,... (Continue reading)
Situated in the province of Panama, Panama City is the country’s capital city. The city is the most modern in Panama, with luxury residences, famous international brand names establishing business here, vast parks, numerous high class hotels, shopping centers, restaurants,... (Continue reading)
Formerly the nerve center of the US Military Forces, Quarry Heights was reverted back to Panama in 1998. Situated on Ancon Hill, Quarry Heights also served as housing area for various US Commanders situated in the Panamanian region. The area... (Continue reading)
Comprising of 5 miles on either side of the Panama Canal, the Reverted Areas were once home to numerous military officers and personnel. The former Canal Zone was formally turned over to the Panamanian government in 1999. Excellent American-based architecture... (Continue reading)
Around one and a half hour’s drive from Panama City, Sora is a small mountain town set in the highlands of Chame. With a splendid ocean view of the Pacific ocean, Sora offers retirees three valuable considerations, namely cool mountain... (Continue reading)
Barely more than an hour’s drive from Panama City, Punta Chame is popular among tourists for its beaches and various water activities. With a very long stretch of white sand beaches (which would take more than 8 hours to walk... (Continue reading)
Founded in the late 15th century, Portobello is situated in the province of Colon, Panama. Its role in Panamanian history is significant, being that Portobello was used as a port for Spanish colonials to store and transfer their vast treasures... (Continue reading)
An hour’s drive from Panama City, Farallon is one of the hottest beach destinations for locals and tourists alike. It is easily accessible via the InterAmerican Highway. What used to be a sleepy beach town soon became the talk of... (Continue reading)
Situated in the east portion of the downtown core of Panama City, Costa del Este is one of the city’s most modern neighborhoods, consisting of numerous new residential developments and communities, banks, shopping centers and an industrial park. The 310... (Continue reading)
The origin of the name of Bocas Del Toro has been an ongoing debate for hundreds of years, however once you have visited or seen this area you are sure to fall in love with the Bocas Del Toro eco... (Continue reading)
By far the largest province in Panama, with a measured area of 16,671 square kilometers, Darien is sparsely inhabited and populated with a mere 40,000 people occupying this vast province. Darien was officially proclaimed as a province in 1922. The... (Continue reading)
Considered one of the smallest Panamanian provinces, Herrera is bordered to the north by Cocle, to the south by Los Santos, to the east by Golfo de Parita, and to the west by Veraguas. Located near the coastline, Chitre is... (Continue reading)
Situated on the Chiriqui Gulf of the Veraguas province, Santa Catalina was a secluded fishing village until its discovery by adventurous surfers during the 1970s. It is considered one of the best surfing destinations in all of Central and South... (Continue reading)
The Carnival Capital Just over three hours drive from Panama City, the city of Las Tablas is located in the province of Los Santos situated in the Azuero Peninsula. A faster route would be a 35-minute flight from Chitre plus... (Continue reading)
Home of famed French Architect Gilles Saint-Gilles, Pedasi is a charming rural town in the Azuero Peninsula of Panama. Former president Mireya Moscoso transformed her hometown with modern infrastructure, in anticipation of developers who would consider setting up their resorts... (Continue reading)
The golf course, which is a signature course of Tom Fazio, was recently ranked as the number one course in the world is located at the Coronado resort, together with a well equipped equestrian centre and a number of sporting... (Continue reading)
Commonly referred to as the inland tropical paradise, which is made up of the fertile volcanic soils of the volcano. El Valle is only 2 hours outside of Panama City and within 20 minutes to the Pacific Coastline, which include... (Continue reading)
Boquete is the quintessential retirement and tourist destination in the Republic of Panama. Unlike the coastal plains and lower lying regions, Boquete is situated at an elevated altitude which in turn leads to a milder, mountain like climate. Boquete has... (Continue reading)
Located in a very privileged area, Coco del Mar is a high class residential area with a spectacular view of the ocean. With both upper class locals and foreigners for its residents, Coco del Mar also boasts of its close... (Continue reading)
One of the urban areas of Panama city is the district of Via Argentina. Along the main strip are multitudes of cafes, bars, restaurants and Delis. The area is a major attraction for all sorts of individuals and groups seeking... (Continue reading)
Chiriqui Province The most south western province of Panama, bordering with Costa Rica on the west, Bocas del Toro to the north and Veraguas to the east. The province has full exposure to the Pacific Ocean to the south via... (Continue reading)
Los Santos Province Located entirely on the south eastern side of the Azuero Peninsula, it is Panama’s 3rd largest, with the provincial capital being Las Tablas. The province is world famous for its carnivals which include the Festival Nacional de... (Continue reading)
Veraguas Province Veraguas is located in between Cocle province to the East and Chiriqui to the West, a portion of the province is taken up by the politically autonomous province of Ngobe Bugle. It is centrally located towards the west... (Continue reading)
Cuidad de Panama makes an ideal, centrally located locale for your base when visiting the Republic of Panama. The city is located on the pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, and is the capital of Panama as well as the... (Continue reading)
Isla Bastimentos – a scenic area of beauty, including the Bastimentos National Park, the island sports fantastic beaches, inlets and coves all around. They have a beach named, Red Frog Beach, named after the poisonous red frog, endemic to this... (Continue reading)
San Blas – this group of islands, located off the north eastern coast of Panama, in the Gulf of Darien, consist of over 360 coral islands. The islands used to be known as the Mulatas Islands, and the indigienous inhabitants... (Continue reading)
Coiba – which served as a penal colony, until 2004, is located as in the Gulf of Chiriqui, located on the Pacific side of Panama, and to the west of the Azuero Peninsula. The island retains a preserved natural state... (Continue reading)
Cocle Province Cocle is a central province of Panama, with access to the Gulf of Panama to the South and surrounded by the provinces of Herrera, Verguas, Colon and Panama; to the South, West, North, and East respectively. The provincial... (Continue reading)
Herrera Province is located at the ‘top’ of the Azuero Peninsula – which juts out into the Pacific Ocean. The province neighbors Cocle to the North, Verguas to the North and the West, and Los Santos to the South East.... (Continue reading)
Darien Panama The largest province of Panama formed in 1922, is located in the South Eastern end of Panama. The province is shared with the politically autonomous territories of the native Embera and Wounaan Indians; who have gained the legal... (Continue reading)