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Playa El Palmar, San Carlos, Panama Oeste
Two neighbouring beaches… two completely different atmospheres Sometimes it doesn’t take much to completely change the atmosphere. In San Carlos, that’s exactly what happens between Playa El Palmar and Playa La Ensenada.Two beaches side by side.Two totally different energies.One attracts surfers, waves, black sand-covered boards and salty sunsets.The other invites more calm, families, leisurely swims…
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Waterfalls in the San Carlos Mountains
Discovering La Nativa, La Gloria, and El Retiro In a previous article, I took you on a tour of three beautiful, easily accessible natural spots around San Carlos: Laguna de San Carlos, Las Filipinas, and El Manglarito. Today, I’d like to invite you to go a little further.These three new sites sometimes require a bit…
Why We Chose Panama – Part 1
First of all, the idea came up during one of those classic evenings with friends, when conversations drift into dreams: what would we do if we won the lottery? Beyond the usual answers—traveling, buying a bigger house, or getting a new car—we started imagining a different kind of life. A different rhythm. We dreamed of…
Recycling in Panama
A real problem… but also a change that is slowly beginning When you arrive in Panama after living in Europe, there’s one thing that surprises you pretty quickly: the garbage. Plastic is very present. Recycling remains limited. And, at times, this can give the impression that nothing is really organized. For many travelers and expatriates,…
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The village of San Carlos
The hidden gem of Panama’s Pacific coast When people talk about San Carlos, many travelers immediately think of the beaches.At Playa El Palmar.At La Ensenada.The waves of the Pacific.And yet… San Carlos isn’t just an administrative district. It’s first and foremost a village.A true Panamanian village. A village where the residents still know one another….
