We fell in love with Panama and know you will too! For a small country it packs a huge punch. Within a couple of hours’ drive, you can go from cosmopolitan city, pristine beaches, rainforest to mountains. The weather is always warm and the people are friendly. What more could you ask for?
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If you’re anything like us you love the ocean but also crave some great mountain hiking. It’s not always easy to find places that offer both but El Valle de Anton, Panama is one of those rare places. Just an hour from the Pacific coast of Panama, two and a Read more…
Whether flying through Tocumen International with a long layover, just visiting the city, or a day at port on a cruise, you are likely to find yourself with just one day in Panama City. Luckily, the airport is close to the city and transportation is easy to come by. There Read more…
Panama City is not cheap and can easily blow your budget! If you’ve been following us for a while, you know we’re not fans of spending a lot of money on simple basics like transportation, food and entry fees. We discovered a lot of free things to do in Panama Read more…
We were blown away when we visited Panama. I knew we would like the country but didn’t realize how much. Without traveling to it’s more famous and remote locations, I expected to be underwhelmed. We chose to have a home base rather than move frequently and tire ourselves out. It Read more…
“Isn’t this amazing? Tell me this isn’t amazing!” Bahia owner, Nueva Gorgona, Panama This post is hard to write objectively because we have rented a place in Nueva Gorgona that is right on the beach, we’re here for a month, it is easily the nicest accommodation we’ve had, AND the Read more…
Our first visit to Panama is nearly over, but we will definitely be back to see more of this beautiful country! La India Dormida We returned to El Valle, this time to climb La India Dormida (The Sleeping Indian Woman). This hike is named for the fact that it Read more…
Hiking in El Valle We are masters of the public transport system now. Not quite, but we’re using it and getting places – cheaply! From our building, we only have to walk a couple hundred metres to the bus stop. From there we pay 30¢ to get to the highway. Read more…
This week’s travel journal will be short and sweet! With a non-stop parade of holidays, we haven’t had the chance to get out and about all that much. If you want to read about our journey from the start you can find our other travel journal entries here! We Read more…
On The Road Again Sunday morning we got up early to head to the Jacó bus station. We needed to arrive at the airport for 10:45am, so the 9am bus seemed like too much of a risk. It is supposed to be a 2 hour journey but I had read Read more…
