The Lost and Found Blog
It would be a shame to see these beautiful beasts disappear from our world, and it is absolutely worth doing all that we can to ensure that that doesn’t happen. So, in this article, I will be discussing why the Panamanian jaguar is so important to the ecosystems of Panama, what threats the jaguar population in Panama is facing, and what can be done to ensure that the Panamanian jaguar does not vanish from our world entirely.
After brainstorming for quite a while about what would be a good tattoo to get that is unique to Panama, we came up with quite a few ideas. And while this article primarily focuses on tattoos related to Panama, it will also relate to anyone interested in getting some ink to commemorate their travels. So, here are some tattoo ideas for travellers in Panama, and some ways to choose your perfect travel tattoo.
Nestled on a tropical isthmus between South and Central America, Panama is too often overlooked as a tourist destination. With the Caribbean Sea on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other, steep rugged mountains, upland plains, rolling hills, virtually untouched jungle, pristine beaches, and over 1000 islands, there is something for every variety of adventurer in Panama.
I have been living in the Chiriqui province just outside of Boquete for several months now, and have been fortunate enough to have had the chance to sample many of the restaurants in Boquete. One major thing that impressed me about this town’s food was the breakfast. Here are the 10 best breakfast spots in Boquete, Panama.
If you’re planning to take a trip to Panama, Boquete and Bocas del Toro are must-visit destinations, and they’re only a few hours away from each other! However, travelling between the two destinations can be slightly difficult if you aren’t familiar with the territory and don’t speak Spanish. So, here is your traveller’s guide for getting from Boquete to Bocas del Toro, or from Bocas del Toro to Boquete.
Many travellers who come through Panama make it a point to try to spot a quetzal before leaving the country, and ornithologists and birdwatchers come from all over the world with the hopes of spotting this rare bird. So how can you succeed where so many others have failed? How can you come away from your travels in Panama with a stunning photograph of a resplendent quetzal?
Panama is a wonderful travel destination for backpackers, digital nomads, and family vacations alike. It is a beautiful country filled with luscious natural landscapes, rich culture and kindhearted local people who are eager to interact with and assist tourists. From my own experience travelling in Panama, I can tell you that I have felt safe and welcome at almost all times. However, there are several things to watch out for when travelling in Panama.
If you plan on travelling through Panama, an absolute must is to try the world-famous Geisha coffee of the Boquete Highlands. Geisha coffee is a variety of coffee bean that was originally cultivated by farmers from North America and Europe who discovered that certain climates of Costa Rica and Panama offered the perfect conditions for growing coffee.
If you speak to anyone who has done an extended backpacking trip, they will likely tell you that it was truly the trip of a lifetime; staying in hostels, meeting new people everyday and being able to get off the beaten path truly make for an experience like no other. The only downside to such a trip is that it can be very difficult to stick to the budget that you originally set for yourself. In this post, I’m going to outline some simple and efficient ways to cut costs while still being able to get the most out of your trip.
Panamanian food today is a hodgepodge of several different gastronomical cultures, each offering their own unique flavors and techniques that make Panamanian food a very interesting adventure for the taste buds. And while Panama is not particularly renowned worldwide for its food, open-minded travellers in Panama will discover that the rich history of Panamanian culinary tradition makes eating Panamanian food a rewarding and enlightening experience.
One of the most popular routes that many travelers in Central America take is from Costa Rica to Panama, or vice versa. You can easily find cross-country bus or shuttle services, but the cheapest way to do it is like always – by public transport. Fortunately, both Costa Rica and Panama are among the most developed countries in Central America, so even public transport is very easy to use and most of the time they are quite comfortable. This article is a step-by-step guide for people who wish to travel from Puerto Viejo and Limon area, Costa Rica to Bocas del Toro, Boquete, Panama City and other destinations in Panama.
Backpackers travelling through Panama’s Chiriqui province are typically headed off to the beautiful highlands of Boquete, the Carribean islands of Bocas del Toro, the luscious hiking trails of El Valle de Anton, or the beaches of Santa Catalina. And while all of these destinations are well worth a visit, Chiriqui has some hidden gems that are often overlooked, one of which is the Pacific beach town of Las Lajas.
