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Unwinding in El Valle, Panama

November 25, 2010 by:
Unwinding in El Valle, Panama

Our second destination was El Valle.  Again, we traveled by bus with very much the same experience except the buses we were on were full.  One had standing room only but a young woman graciously insisted that I take her seat which allowed me to sit next to a 4 year old girl for the trip down the crater into El Valle.  By the end of the trip, my... [Read more of this review]

Road To Pedasi

November 23, 2010 by:
Road To Pedasi

Arriving in Panama, I easily went through customs and found Evan waiting for me.  Our Panama adventure was about to begin. We spent the first night in Casco Viejo and after nice relaxing dinner, pack our bag so we could leave easily in the morning.  Up early, we took a cab to the bus terminal only to find a second trip would be needed to find a forgotten... [Read more of this review]

Pedasi Beachfront Villa Rental

November 22, 2010 by:
Pedasi Beachfront Villa Rental

From the first glance of the specular view of the Pacific Ocean, Villa Lillianna is impressive. Located approximately 20 minutes west of Pedasi, the villa is nestled in a beautiful landscaping of manicured lawn, fruited trees, winding rock paths, and an artistic swimming pool lined with palm trees. The intimate villa is a welcoming haven of careful... [Read more of this review]

How To Travel To Pedasi/Playa Venao Panama

August 29, 2010 by:
How To Travel To Pedasi/Playa Venao Panama

Are you thinking about traveling to Pedasi or Playa Venao and you would like to save some money? Take the local bus. Local buses in Panama is cheap, and one of the best ways to experience the local culture. AKPC_IDS += "3831,";Popularity: 7% [?] Read More →

7 Reasons Casco Viejo is NOT for you

August 17, 2010 by:
7 Reasons Casco Viejo is NOT for you

Here at Los Cuatro Tulipanes, we do not consider it our responsibility – or heck, even our right – to attempt to sell people on Casco Viejo. There are people who are attracted to it as a travel/investment destination and there are people who are not. This list is intended to avoid major disappointment in that latter group, and to clarify —... [Read more of this review]

Free Panama Canal Tour Guide/Tips

June 17, 2010 by:
Free Panama Canal Tour Guide/Tips

5 Tips To Make Your Visit To The Panama Canal Memorable The Panama Canal is the Isthmus country’s most visited tourist attraction.  Hundred of thousands of vacationers, historical enthusiasts and local Panamanians pass through the large glass doors of the Panama Canal Museum in Mira Flores located outside of Panama City.  Because I live here... [Read more of this review]

Panama Travel: Parque Metropolitano

June 1, 2010 by:
Panama Travel: Parque Metropolitano

Parque Metropolitano, also known as Metropolitan Park, is the only wildlife refuge located within Panama City’s urban boundaries. It’s only a couple dollars to get to the park via cab and the best time to go is early in the morning. Enjoy! AKPC_IDS += "3573,";Popularity: 2% [?] Read More →

5 Funky Eats in Panama

April 8, 2010 by:
5 Funky Eats in Panama

5 Funky Eats in Panama. If you eat like me, you like to explore.  You want to try something different.  You are giddy when you are able to tell friends about a new funky place you recently discovered.  When traveling, you want a find a place that offers you a unique experience.  A place that only locals know about. Panama City(PTY) is filled with... [Read more of this review]

Canal House

February 10, 2010 by:
Canal House

Canal House is an intimate hotel situated in a restored turn-of-the-century mansion at the heart of Casco Antiguo, Panama City’s historic district. Completely restored in 2005, the house is over four thousand square feet, with three bedrooms, a library and a large living-dining room. We cater to leisure and business travelers who desire the service... [Read more of this review]

Jazz Fest Panama

January 31, 2010 by:
Jazz Fest Panama

Jazz Fest is one of Panama’s most entertaining cultural events. Every January, renowned Panamanian pianist and composer renowned Panamanian pianist and composer Danilo Pérez Jr organizes the week long festival designed to encourage and excite the Panamanian music scene. The entire week is chalked full of performances with the finale being held... [Read more of this review]

New Flights To Pedasi

January 28, 2010 by:
New Flights To Pedasi

Flights Open To Pedasi, The Jewel of Panama’s Azuero Peninsula Pedasi, Panama —– The Pedasi business community, in conjunction with the Panama chamber of Commerce and the ATP, has worked together to open an exciting new flight route in Panama. The drive to Pedasi can take up to 5 hours. Now, with this 12 passenger flight, tourists,... [Read more of this review]

Boquete Scooter Adventure

January 11, 2010 by:
Boquete Scooter Adventure

Renting scooters in Boquete is a must! They cost about $15 a day and you can zip those little machines all around Boquete, Panama’s rolling hilled landscape. However, go early in the morning because the it rains almost daily in the afternoon. View EyeOnPanama.com in a larger map AKPC_IDS += "3093,";Popularity: 1% [?] Read More →

“Bocas! Bocas! Bocas!”

January 9, 2010 by:
“Bocas!  Bocas!  Bocas!”

Written by Emily from Seattle, Washington. Old Bank, Isla Bastimentos, [Bocas del Toro, Isla Colon District] Panama It is 7:00AM in the village of Old Bank, Isla Bastimentos and the water taxi drivers are calling their destinations to the sleepy heads trying to shake off their late night calypso frenzy. The sun is already baking this seashore community... [Read more of this review]

Christmas In Panama

December 29, 2009 by:
Christmas In Panama

I am tired of freezing my buns off on Christmas, so instead of returning to a below freezing climate, I had my mother come join me in Panama. This video was taken from Isla Zapatilla on Bocas del Toro. View EyeOnPanama.com in a larger map AKPC_IDS += "2939,";Popularity: 2% [?] Read More →

Bird Feeding In Boquete

December 23, 2009 by:
Bird Feeding In Boquete

Boquete, Panama is a bird lovers paradise. One way to have Boquete’s birds flocking to you, is to slice open a brightly colored fruit. Watch the video to view a demonstration. View EyeOnPanama.com in a larger map AKPC_IDS += "2868,";Popularity: 1% [?] Read More →

Mamallena Boquete

December 22, 2009 by:
Mamallena Boquete

This hostel is currently undergoing renovations. We will post more information soon. View EyeOnPanama.com in a larger map AKPC_IDS += "2858,";Popularity: 1% [?] Read More →

A Boquete, Panama Hiking Trip Gone Bad

December 22, 2009 by:
A Boquete, Panama Hiking Trip Gone Bad

A Boquete, Panama Hiking Trip Gone Bad View EyeOnPanama.com in a larger map Hiking is all fun and games until you get stuck in a rainstorm. Boquete, Panama has great hiking, but I’d check the forecast before you take your trip. AKPC_IDS += "2846,";Popularity: 1% [?] Read More →

Boquete Garden Inn

December 21, 2009 by:
Boquete Garden Inn

“A boutique hotel experience at an affordable price” Located in the heart of Boquete Panama, Boquete Garden Inn is nestled on the banks of the Palo Alto River. The beautiful grounds—complete with stunning flowers, secret gardens, soothing sounds of the river and brightly-coloured birds–set us apart from other Boquete hotels and B&Bs.... [Read more of this review]

Cartagena, Colombia vs Casco Viejo, Panama Historic Districts

December 19, 2009 by:
Cartagena, Colombia vs Casco Viejo, Panama Historic Districts

Cartagena, Colombia, and Casco Viejo, Panama, are two of the most impressive colonial districts in Latin America. Both districts have rich histories dating back to Spanish Empire rule and are resplendent with enchanting colonial architecture. Today, these two developing historic districts are drawing attention after years of neglect. As a product... [Read more of this review]

Sushi in Pedasi, Panama

December 19, 2009 by:
Sushi in Pedasi, Panama

Sushi Night in the small little town of Pedasi — population 1,500? It seemed strange to us too. However, Chef Andres of Casita Margarita rolls together a mean sushi dish. View EyeOnPanama.com in a larger map AKPC_IDS += "2813,";Popularity: 1% [?] Read More →

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