f If you鈥檝e visited or relocated to Panama, chances are you know about the Chiriqui province. Chiriqui is one of the country鈥檚 most popular locations for retirees, relocated expats, and wealthy Panamanians who have a second home. Most of these locations, however, are...
If you live in Panama, invest in Panama, retire in Panama, or visit Panama, you鈥檙e going to need to figure out how to get around. Panama may seem like a small country, but with so much ecological diversity, two oceans, and dozens of towns, cities, and beaches to see,...
Panama City is a packed metropolis, known for its hustle and bustle, business center, and luxury residential, office, and hotel towers. These have become the public face of Panama City, and the iconic symbols of a city, and country on the rise. But if you talk about...
Panama鈥檚 Casco Viejo neighborhood is one of the city鈥檚 most popular tourist attractions. It鈥檚 also home to the seat of Panama鈥檚 government, and one of the hottest areas for both residential and commercial real estate. In other words, Casco is the 鈥減lace to be鈥, and...
Caribbean islands have always been the places of magic in the hearts and imagination of traveler, or would-be travelers all over the world. For Panama, the Caribbean is also something special, as it hosts half of the country鈥檚 coastline, and has a large variety of...
Panama City has plenty of must-see landmarks and things to do, but getting to visit them all in one trip can be a challenge. Whether it鈥檚 a taste of old world Panama in Casco, or a day spent at the majestic Miraflores Locks, there truly is something for every taste...
The American Trade Hotel in Casco Viejo (Panama鈥檚 old city) is one of the most coveted pieces of real estate in the country. Set in the historic center of the city, this 101-year-old restored building has hosted some of the country鈥檚 most distinguished guests, and...
You may have heard of Isla Taboga. You may have not. But one thing鈥檚 for sure; this little island in the Panama Bay is one of the best-known secrets for both locals and expats, and is a gem of a beach escape just minutes from downtown Panama City. This island is...
Though it鈥檚 technically winter in the northern hemisphere, in Panama, January through March is considered 鈥淪ummer鈥 as it鈥檚 the hot, dry season. And while some Panamanians and expats may have vacation time, many who work are limited to being weekend warriors, who get...
