Centoamericano Panama City

... lo poquito que cada uno de nosotros hagamos nos dara un beneficio increible!, porque no sembrar en las azoteas?, SE PUEDE, ya lo hacen en otros paises.<br><br>Creo honestamente que estamos acabando con el mundo, calentando el medio ambiente, nos estamos matando y es tan sencillo el Plantar!!.<br><br>Que hacen los ALCALDES?, los MUNICIPIOS?, NADA ...

... may not be perfect, but it sure as **** was the most serene, gorgeous, secluded and exotic I have ever been to. Shallow turquoise water blended into a deep azure blue, which we headed towards with our snorkels to drift over a shipwreck. I have snorkeled in a few places, more well known places, but I have never seen the variety of fish that I saw over that shipwreck. Colors I didn't know existed in nature were painted on fish ...

... 250,000! The Metropolitano Park is a 265 hectare national park that lies within Panama City's limits. I thought it was really cool that there is a national park within Panama's Captial city. This park is home to an amazing amount of wildlife including but not limited to titi monkeys, anteaters, sloths, turtles, iguanas and tortoises. The forest is really dense and the trails are quite narrow so it was difficult to spot the animals ...

... are slowly being renovated. It is a really nice place to stroll around in the daytime...not a place for gringos at night. As if to reinforce the idea that there are some places in Panama City to be cautious, we passed a tangle of police and news crews on our drive back to our hotel. The focus of their attention was an SUV with three bullet holes in the windshield. We heard from some of the locals that organized crime violence is increasing in ...

... with a multi pastel border about 4 feet up from the floor, big orange tiles at the top except where they ran out of tile and filled in with black, and a blue shower curtain. The room was painted Pepto Bismol pink with heavy green brocade drapes. There were always the tiniest ants on the counter tops. 1st class! I left early this morning on the bus for Panama City to meet up with Michael. The road to David is interesting with dry brush, savannah, much ...

... A world of our own. We do have momentary reminders of the real world. The ship showed both of the Football Playoff Games on the room TVs and several of the lounges. It is nice to watch a game and have catered food and drinks. But that was over shortly and we were back to our own world of the world cruise. After dinner we when to the show, it was a British Comedian that performed magic. It was mostly funny, but all British Humor. I even was asked to help with the straight ...

In comparison to the rest of our trip, Panama seemed like a sort of nothing layover. It's been anything but that. The Central American vibe, I should say Panamanian vibe, is noticeable from the second you get off the plane. The air is more humid, and the landscape is jungle. The Panama City skyline is right along the pacific coast and en route from the airport I counted over 25 different high-rise apartments/office buildings currently being built ...