Panama’s Beautiful People

Where to find beautiful Panamanian girls and where to find beautiful Panamanian guys.  Where to find the Panama’s beautiful people.

One of my favorite activities is people watching. When I travel, I always set aside time just to watch people. People watching is one of the few activities that is both fun and educational.

Urban Dictionary’s definition of “People Watching”: “A Hobby in which you go out and watch people.  They way they act, dress, && talk.  Like bird watching except with people.  Very entertaining.

I went people watching this afternoon.”

People are complex. They are interesting. Whether you travel internationally or whether you travel to different regions of the same country, if you watch you will learn. You will see how different elements of a community interact with each other. You will see the differing fashion trends. You will think about the differences between what you see and what you previously thought. Most importantly, it just plain fun to do.

People watching is quickly becoming a worldwide phenomenon for both travelers and city dwellers. Whenever I travel to a new metropolitan area, my friends (both guys and girls) and I scope out the best places to people watch.

If you are an international traveler, here are some of my favorite places to watch people:

Seattle (my hometown)

Weekend mornings and afternoons sitting on Victoria Steinbeurk Park next to Pike Place.

Thailand

Ko Sang Road sitting in plastic chairs in front of a roadside drink vendor.

New York City

Almost any bookstore in lower Manhatten. The best bookstores for people watching have

large windows. First for you to look into and second for you to look out through.

Buenos Aries

Outdoor cafes in the fashion district of Palermo.

Medellin

The park steps at night in Parque Lleras.

Panama City has some fabulous places to people watch. Here are some of my favorites:

Tequila Bar, located on Avienda Central and Calle 3 in Casco Viejo, has great local and foreign foot traffic. Be sure to snag one of the coveted street side seats between the hours of 4PM to 7:30 PM. In addition to great people watching, you will watch a beautiful sunset and enjoy the cool ocean breeze. Personally, I call Miguel (6615-6930), he speaks both English and Espanol, to reserve prime seats.  They go fast.  Also, you feel kinda cool reserving specific  seats rather than settling for a random table.

Parque Omar, During the week, some of Panama’s most beautiful people exercise at the park. Join in the excercise or just grab a cup of coffee and a seat on a park bench with a friend.

Multi Plaza, The crowd here is a bit pretentious, but quite good looking. Someone on my face book suggested “Saquela in the Fashion Avenue”. I’ll have to check it out. However, I recommend a table at Tony Romas along the rail in front of the Multi- Plaza entrance. I don’t like the restaurant, but the location is unbeatable.

Remember, people watching is a skill as well as an avocation. Groups of males have to avoid gawking.  Be discreet. Only focus on an individual for a few seconds. Female people watchers have more leeway. Generally, they can stare as long as they want without generating any negative reactions.

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