Since moving to Panama, my personal experience with healthcare here has been excellent. Without exception, all the doctors I’ve seen have been professional, thorough, and took a lot of time to talk to me and deal with the issues I was having.
Considering taking to the road in Panama? The key is just to drive slowly and take it all in. Once you master it, exploring Panama is a breeze, and there is so much more to find on your own than you’ll get to on local transportation.
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When I want to get out of the city of David and see some of the beauty of Chiriquí Province, my favorite day trip is to the area around the small town of Volcán. To get to Volcán, I always get on the Boquete highway and take the cut-off to Potrerillos, just past Dolega. The Read more...: The Magical Slopes of Volcán Barú—My Favorite Day Trip
Ask Yvonne Bullis why she and her hus-band Cliff love living in rural Panama, and her answer is immediate. “It’s got every-thing that we were looking for: proximity to several beaches, howler monkeys that love to get us up early, birds, and butter-flies. There’s fresh fruit, too; it comes via truck every week, and, during high season, twice a week...
Originally from Oklahoma, Taquoyah moved to Chiriquí just over two years ago after marrying her Panamanian husband. The Chiriqui Province, bordering Costa Rica on the Pacific coast, has become one of the most popular retirement destinations in Panama.
I love the activity and the people, but mostly I love the natural beauty. I’ve and have a beautiful landscape around my home. And sometimes I just like to sit on the patio and look at all that green,” says Yella Werders of her home in Boquete, Panama. “The birdwatching is extraordinary,” she adds, “and the atmosphere just feels…wholesome...
After renting for three months when my husband and I first arrived in Panama, it was apparent that we wanted to own a home. So, we began looking at local real estate sites, Craigslist, and local forums.