Near Casa Fofo

What great excursions are there near Casa Fofo?

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Punta Chame and Playa Caracol
ByJoelle Forestier 27 September 202626 September 2026

kitesurfing, wide-open beaches, and sea turtles Punta Chame is one of those places in Panama where the landscape changes completely over the course of just a few kilometers. This long peninsula in West Panama juts out between mangroves, vast stretches of sand, and the Pacific Ocean, offering a much wilder atmosphere than the nearby beach…

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Santa Clara and Farallón
ByJoelle Forestier 20 September 202618 September 2026

🏖️ Two beaches, two different atmospheres on the Pacific Coast Just a few kilometers from Casa Fofo, the Pacific Coast offers a string of beaches that are, however, quite different from one another. After our little Playa La Ensenada—which is within walking distance of Casa Fofo—let’s head a little further west this time to explore…

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🌋 El Valle de Antón (2/2): Nature and Adventure
ByJoelle Forestier 13 September 202610 September 2026

In our first article on El Valle de Anton (Part 1 of 2), we focused on the heart of the village: its market, its butterflies, its serpentarium, and its hot springs. But El Valle has another side to it. You only have to look up at the mountains surrounding the village to realize that the…

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🌋 El Valle de Antón (Part 1 of 2)
ByJoelle Forestier 9 August 20268 August 2026

Discover the village nestled in the heart of a volcano A village built inside a volcano It’s often said that El Valle is situated inside a volcano.That’s true… but the story is even more fascinating.Several hundred thousand years ago, a gigantic volcano towered over this region. After a series of eruptions, its summit collapsed, forming…

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Hikes and Adventures Around San Carlos and Chame
ByJoelle Forestier 2 August 202630 July 2026

When people think of Panamá Oeste, they often picture the long Pacific beaches. Yet, just a few kilometers from Casa Fofo, the mountains, rivers, and mangroves reveal a completely different side of the region.Whether you’re a hiking enthusiast, love swimming in nature, or are simply looking for spectacular scenery, these four sites are worth adding…

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Waterfalls in the San Carlos Mountains
ByJoelle Forestier 26 July 202621 July 2026

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…

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The Most Beautiful Accessible Waterfalls Around San Carlos
ByJoelle Forestier 12 July 202611 July 2026

Laguna de San Carlos, Las Filipinas, and El Manglarito When you think of Panama, you automatically picture beaches lined with coconut palms, the Pacific Ocean, and fishing villages. Yet, less than an hour from Casa Fofo, the landscape changes completely.The road gradually leaves the coast, winds through the hills, and heads deep into a tropical…

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Coronado: The Convenient Heart of Panama’s Pacific Coast
ByJoelle Forestier 5 July 20261 July 2026

Between the beach, shops, and quality of life When planning a trip to Panama’s Pacific coast, one name comes up again and again: Coronado Many travelers think it’s just a beach. In reality, Coronado is much more than that. It’s the true hub of the entire region west of Panama City. Whether you’re staying in…

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Vista Mar Golf Club in San Carlos
ByJoelle Forestier 28 June 202619 June 2026

What is Vista Mar? When people think of San Carlos, the beaches are usually the first thing that comes to mind. Yet, just a few minutes from Casa Fofo is a place that often surprises visitors: Vista Mar. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the lush green hills of Panamá Oeste, Vista Mar is a…

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The village of San Carlos
ByJoelle Forestier 21 June 202615 June 2026

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….

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