Panama is a tiny country—about the size of South Carolina. But that doesn’t mean it’s lacking in diversity. In fact, this tiny gem offers a wide range of microclimates—including highland areas where the weather is spring-like year round.
Panama is a tiny country—about the size of South Carolina. But that doesn’t mean it’s lacking in diversity. In fact, this tiny gem offers a wide range of microclimates—including highland areas where the weather is spring-like year round.
Panama is a tiny country—about the size of South Carolina. But that doesn’t mean it’s lacking in diversity. In fact, this tiny gem offers a wide range of microclimates—including highland areas where the weather is spring-like year round.
Attendees ask their final questions and experts Jessica Ramesch, Suzan Haskins, Rainelda Mata-Kelly & Margaret Summerfield elaborate. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
Attendees ask their final questions and experts Jessica Ramesch, Suzan Haskins, Rainelda Mata-Kelly & Margaret Summerfield elaborate. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
Attendees ask their final questions and experts Jessica Ramesch, Suzan Haskins, Rainelda Mata-Kelly & Margaret Summerfield elaborate. (This presentation has no accompanying PowerPoint slideshow.)
To see what makes Panama unique, explore its rich and fascinating indigenous cultures. Bocas del Toro is the best place to start—by dint of sheer beauty. The province is partly made up of an archipelago of Caribbean islands ringed by white-sand beaches and waters the color of a summer sky. To get to Bocas del Toro from Panama City, catch a one-hour flight on domestic carrier Air Panama.
A few white cottages sit by an open-air restaurant with a great thatched roof. A lone swimmer splashes out of the water and onto the rocky shore. The only other noise is the sound of the waves—perfect waves, if the surfers are to be believed.
Some envision Panama as a paradise filled with white-sand beaches and beautiful bikini-clad girls. But you’ll find this tiny tropical powerhouse is much more. Here, the value is in the variety. In the highlands, verdant valleys and rolling hills offer spring-like weather year-round...In the thrumming metropolis, a scintillating skyline excites and invites...
People flock to Panama for many reasons—the excellent healthcare, the exciting culture, and the exquisite scenery, to name a few. But the bottom line...the primordial question...is always the same: what’s it going to cost? Panama remains ultra-popular because it consistently delivers.