By now, most sun worshipers are familiar with names like Cabo San Lucas (Mexico), Manuel Antonio (Costa Rica), Puerta Plata (D.R.) and Negril (Jamaica), but if you rattle off “Azuero Peninsula” at a cocktail party, you’re likely to be met with wide eyed stares.
Panama is well known for it’s Canal, 80’s relic Manuel Noriega, and [...]
Filed under: Regional Info on April 11th, 2009 | No Comments »
Most people know that Los Carnavales (Panama’s version of Mardis Gras) is one of the biggest public holidays of the year. Here’s a complete list of 2009 holidays for your travel information:
1 Jan…………New Year’s Day
9 Jan…..…….National Martyrs’ Day
21-24 Feb….Carnival
10 Apr……..Good Friday
1 May………Labour Day
15 Aug…….Old Panama City Day
3 Nov………Independence Day (from Colombia)
5 Nov………Independence Day (Colón [...]
Filed under: Regional Info on November 19th, 2008 | No Comments »
You have to admit, there’s something magical about being first. I’m not talking about finishing first, as a type A first-class sore loser, that’s understood. I’m talking about doing something, finding something or arriving somewhere before anybody else. Whether it’s a rock band you knew before they got big or enjoying a [...]
Filed under: Regional Info on June 3rd, 2008 | No Comments »
This province, Panama’s third largest, is predominantly known for its stunning coastline and rural rolling hills: a 200 kilometer mountainous stretch of white sand beaches, surfer-approved crashing waves, and lush forested terrain. A trip along the coast will reveal a handful of charming towns and postcard-worthy scenic overlooks. Watching a seductive sunset over the ocean [...]
Filed under: Regional Info on June 3rd, 2008 | No Comments »