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Boquete is a small town in the province of Chiriqui, one of the Panama’s 10 provinces, close to the border with Costa Rica on the western coast. The climate in Boquete is much cooler than many other parts in the country Read more…
One may be surprise by the delicatessen on offer in Panama. You won’t have seen Panama at the top of any lists for global culinary delights, yet this small Central American country has its own delicious dishes to discover and Read more…
For the best night out in Panama City, Central America’s dazzling metropolis, all you need is three words: Panama Bar Crawl. Step one: head over to www.panamabarcrawl.com and choose the evening you’d like to make extraordinary. Book tickets for you Read more…
You’ll often hear of places where travellers tend to ‘get stuck’ (in the good way). I’ve heard urban myths of people going to Puerto Viejo de Talamanca for a week and never going back home. I’ve witnessed mutterings of vacations Read more…
Touching down on Guna Yala, Panama, I felt like the most opportune person to grace the earth. “Where?” you might ask. Well, allow me to introduce you to the set of your next travel fantasy. One for every day of the year, San Read more…
Since I knew we were going to visit Panama for 6 weeks, the first thing I wanted to do was visit the San Blas Islands. Firstly, because they look like actual paradise (read my blog post here) and secondly I Read more…
People often ask why I am so particularly enamoured of Panama. I’ll cite the weather, the music, the rhythm or the beaches. “Those things exist in lots of places in Latin America”, they’ll retort. True as that may be, Panama Read more…
The Cayos are two uninhabited paradise islands in Bocas del Toro, Panama’s aesthetically blessed Western archipelago. While casually strolling along Bocas Town’s main street one afternoon, we were enthusiastically approached by a guide from Coopeguitour. “What are you doing tomorrow, Read more…