Las Olas Panama

... especially the indigenous people.  The woman tend to be on the chubby side, which we found very different from Costa Ricans. Las Olas is near the town of David.  David is pronounced as in the Hebrew version, which is interesting.  David ...

... is now the 18th of March.  We arrived back to the beach resort, after a 5 hour drive, as Gorgona is close to Panama City, and Las Olas is just below the frontier (border) with Costa Rica.  As I arrived, my back went out on me for the first time ...

... home here.  Many of you have asked what we do here so I will try to give an explanation.  Where we live Las Olas is a beautiful place.  Our home has needed a few things done and in Panama getting things done is like climbing Mount ...

... del grupo nos bañamos en pelotas de manera separada a la luz de la luna llena, cuando de repente en el jugueteo de las olas se ve un animal que parece como un delfín, y yo de la emoción llamo a Mayra y a Muf que estaban conmigo disfrutando ...

... in all I had a fun few days in Bocas, but a few days was definitely enough!  It was my final destination in Panam'', and although I've spent a relatively short period of time here I've had a variety of experiences here: I am happy to report that ...

... to take off for a couple of days. We went to Playa Barqueta which is about 45 minutes from David. We stayed for 3 nights at Las Olas Beach Resort. We had been away for almost a month and were finally gonna get a hot shower, ooh ahhh and ac. Needless to ...

... you are in a tight budget I recommend El Sagitario, a block off the main road. If you don't care the smell you can stay at "Las Olas Hotel" is $30 a night for a room with AC, breakfast, kayak rentals and internet included. Its a walk to there but the good ...

We left Las Olas a little earlier than expected, as the MRI unit at the hospital was not working.  We travelled back to Panama City, but my back was feeling better and we ignored it.  We rented an apartment from a Canadian whose name is Sarah ...

Hi Everyone, Another update.  We left Panama City and began the drive in our new car to our beach,  Barqueta.  It is a long drive about 6 hours.  It really should only take about 3 hours, but the speed at which you can go is ...

... , activities and has regional descriptions of the country and much more.  Two other websites that include information on Panama but are really geared towards future expats like myself are Escape from America Magazine and The ...

... watch dolphins play, and feel the sea breeze against your face. Today, we are back to Bocas. We are staying in Hotel Las Olas, which is a birght yellow, 3 story building with a deck overlooking the waters. Our hotel room costs $45 dollars with a ...

... working.  They do not have happy faces, but when you speak to them they are friendly and pleasant.  We will now return to Las Olas for a few days. We have been asked about keep kosher here in Panama.  It is not too hard.  There is a ...

... , beach and resort.  A great place to recover.  We will pick up the pannier on Wed, hopefully on our way out to Panama City.  I borrowed Elain's boogie board and played for about a hour.  Showered and laid by the pool. Then came in an ...

... a great concert and to be there with great, life-loving people made it even better!  After the concert we all went back to Las Olas and I talked Spanish with Edmin and Devon.  It was such a wonderful night, great talks, all in Spanish, with such ...

Jene was a little sore this morning but was moving alright.  We got a leisurely start and caught the water taxi back to the mainland.  Our bikes were still intact but we paid double the price for parking posted on the sign saying $3.00.  ...