Panama

  • CERRO AZUL PANAMA: A WORLD AWAY

    Just shy of an hour away from downtown Ciudad de Panama, lies this rumored mountain paradise where temperatures rarely exceed 75°F–24°C. Cerro Azul, Panama, is, indeed, a world away from the hustle and bustle of the capital city. Perched 2,500 feet above sea level, the air is cooler, the views are remarkable and expansive and the peace and natural beauty are next level. There’s something magical about life above the…

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  • KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: ISLA COIBA, PANAMA

    Did you know that before Isla Coiba was designated a national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the island was home to a prison? It wasn’t just any prison, it was the one where the most violent criminals and political prisoners were sent to disappear.  What was once a hell on earth, has transformed into a literal paradise, hosting some of the most pristine coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean…

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  • THE BEST OF PANAMANIAN STREET FOOD

    Street food in Panamá is more than just a quick meal – it’s a blend of the cultures that make Panamá unique. Situated at the crossroads of the Americas, Panamá’s gastronomical traditions are a tapestry of its indigenous, Spanish, African, and Caribbean influences that come together in a delectable mosaic of flavors. Did you know that street food in Panamá represents over 40% of local food consumption, making it an…

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  • MAKE THE MOST OF CHRISTMAS IN PANAMA

    Did you know that Panamá’s Christmas season begins on December 8th with the Feast of the Immaculate Conception and continues until January 6th, celebrating Three Kings Day? I’ve experienced firsthand how this vibrant capital city transforms into a dazzling wonderland during the holiday season! With temperatures hovering around 85°F (29°C), Panamá City offers a unique, tropical Christmas experience where trees twinkle with lights and festive markets buzz with energy. This…

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  • HOW TO SPEND 3 DAYS IN BOQUETE, PANAMA

    Did you know that Boquete produces some of the world’s most expensive coffee beans, with Geisha coffee setting a record for selling at $4,588 per pound? Nestled in Panama’s western highlands at 3,900 feet above sea level, this enchanting mountain town has become a haven for adventure seekers and retirees alike. Get ready to experience wonderful spring-like weather year-round while exploring cloud forests, coffee plantations, and lost waterfalls. In this…

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