Panama City
Travel Blogs from Panama City, Panama
Big city lights
... orage trees, yucca, squash, beans, and tonnes of other plants. It all contributes to balanced soil. From the mountains I traveled to Panama City. This is a big north american style city. Tall skyscrapers, malls, fast food joints - the works. I spent a ...
Panama City
Really, this is just a fancy map pin. We spent this past weekend getting caught up -- drying out shoes and clothes, getting caught up on sleep, and also getting caught up in general. We passed most of the time sleeping in, eating fast food, ...
Panama City
... along Balboa Avenue and a pitcher of sangria in Plaza Bolivar in Casco Viejo. Casco Viejo is the second colonization of Panama City after the first colonization was a difficult area to defend from the English invaders during the Spanish colonization. The ...
Panama, Pana-ma-hah!
... to ride over that bridge overlooking the Caribbean Ocean on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other! Mind-blowing really! I love Panama City! It is such a vibrant but divided city. It has tons of 30-story high-rises on one side of town ...
Panama City
Theres a lot of money in Panama City. I was told that its the second biggest finance and banking sector in the world behind Hong Kong. Theres not much in the city of interest to see so we organised to go to the Panama Canal and Miraflores Locks. If you ...
Panama City, covers Mango, Bastimentos Cave, surf
... in Panama City before leaving for our flight at mid-afternoon today. Probably Panama Viejo, the ruins of the original old Panama City from the 1600s before it was destroyed by the pirate Henry Morgan. Still so much catching up to do ...
Rain on my elective, outrageous!
... airline is nice really and did quite good food for breakfast, I think I got a bit of plantain with my scrambled eggs... Panama airport was very nice, I had Mountain Dew yay!!!! My family, especially Nic will know all about how scrummy it is...and hard ...
Wasn't that a party.....
Buenas tardes everyone! Well many of you have probably heard of my wild weekend but I thought I'd post some photos too. I went to BCI (Barro Colorado Island which is in the Canal, the one where the ocelot is National Geographic). Anyhoo there was an ...
Proposed Itinerary
... and the trip is sandwiched between two weddings and in the middle of my time in the states. I’ll be back here in Panama sometime in August. So, does anyone have any travel tips for these areas? Anyone we can stay with? Any donations? Checks can be ...
Leaving Casco with dreams of Island living
... really see any museums that were in operation, but if they were there and we couldn't tell, well then they were closed too. In Panama, the President gets a six year term, so you better like him or her (a girl can hope) because you've got them for 2,190 ...
Canal passage today!
Patti was up at 5:30AM as we started to enter the Panama Canal! The canal is absolutely amazing. Our ship was originally going to be in the left set of locks, but as we approached the locks they changed us to the right set. Not sure it ...
Gateway to Central America
... directions and a helluva lot of smog and fumes from the local buses, cars and taxis! Ecofriendly transportation? Not happening in Panama City! Casco Viejo is the old town centre of Panama City, filled with beautiful colonial buildings which are all the ...
Arrival in Panama City
... Hotel Milañ. Nice palce for $55. We next took a cab to Casco Viejo old town. We have been to and thru Panama City before and therefore skipped the Canal Museum and the emerald Museum. We simply walked through old panama and marvelled at the amount ...
Halloween Madness!
... , I had a sleep and then went to meet up with Cal and the Belgium's who was staying at Luna's Castle (the party place of Panama City). Upon meeting up I found out that they were all planning to go to the Miraflores lock at the canal with a Spanish guy I ...
Just some quick shots of Gamboa
Hola all! Not much has changed since last time, I'm just adding more pics that were on my camera. There's also a quick video clip of a creeping plant reacting chemotactically (well sort of, more to my touch...). For those of you wondering if I've ...
Through the roads in Panama
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Reforestation in the Panama Canal watershed
... originating in Peru to the Caribbean port of Portobello. Henry Morgan and 1200 pirates used the same trail to sack Panama City in 1671, and the trail played a prominent role in the westward migration of treasure seekers during the California gold ...
Panama
I spent a week in Panama. I could not miss the Canal of course and went to the Miraflores locks. I was very impressed by the engineering prowess of Mr Ferdinand de Lesseps, but to be honest not understanding it well; it looked just like a gigantic ...
Last Few Days
... them. Seen the little history that they have but it´s nothing compared to Havana. On our last day we are off for a very long lunch... The country has been great, the whole trip has been wonderful but Panama City has been a little ...
Miami-like Panama
... . (Just for those who were wondering, I had already slept through a flight and a half and was ready to be awake.) I got to Panama City in the afternoon, and because I didn´t have any baggage to claim, I went straight through to the taxi stand to get a ...
Panama City
... to do some shopping (I finally bought another Camera, woohoo!) and got a good feel for the city. I must say, that I really enjoyed Panama city. The noise got to me a bit, but its got a nice atmosphear, feels very safe (the safest Ive felt in ...
kanalrapport
... Polynesien. Vi lämnade våra medhjälpare och de inplastade bildäcken på dieselkajen vid Balboa Yacth Club (nära Panama city), tackade dem för ett gott jobb och gav dem som brukligt är taxi-och busspengar tillbaka till Shelter bay marina där ...
Panama City
While most Central American capitals are ugly, crime-ridden and best avoided, Panama City is a fascinating place. As well as a lively old quarter, it´s newer areas have a Manhattan-like skyline. Rambled out to the Miraflores locks on the Canal for an ...
Our last day - Boo Hoo :(
... nbsp; Last night we all went to a tapas bar in the Casco Viejo district. This area is called the New Orleans of Panama City and I can see why. It reminds us a lot of the French Quarter. The dinner at Manolo Caracol is $25.00 ...
Which drama to write about first
... appreciate the fast computer and web service we have at home. The last 48 hours can certainly be called an adventure.The trip from Panama City to Boquete went fairly well. Thanks, Sarah, for your Survival Guide. It helped. The best thing I did was get ...
Parked in Panama...eventually!
... city so it brings with it all the things that come with capital cities...lots of traffic, lots of people and everything´s big! Panama City however, does have some things going for it, namely, being only an hour from beaches, valleys and a lot & lots ...
