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Spanish Classes in Bocas del Toro
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— Peter Kalmus (@ClimateHuman), May 19, 2022
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I love escaping to the beach on the weekends, and while Bocas del Toro is arguably home to the most breathtaking beaches in Panama (both in quantity and in quality, specially in terms of raw natural beauty), if you’re not vacationing in Bocas, the long bus ride certainly isn’t conducive to a quick weekend trip…
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Posted by | February 14th, 2017
Development without a plan, control or regulation, normally destroys pristine natural ecosystems (unless all parts involved – government, businesses, inhabitants – are already enlightened or educated somehow). Here in Bocas we’re not the exception. The post below was just written last week by guest blogger Shari Tucker. And here’s a link to a blog post…
Posted by | October 27th, 2016
You rarely hear Panama mentioned by any traveler without them talking about San Blas. For any seasoned traveler or self-respecting beach bum, it’s hard to always get excited about yet another “stunning” beach, right? However, the islands of San Blas are unparalleled in their beauty. A two hour drive and and a boat ride away…
Anyone who has ever lived in a city knows how easy it is to fall into a routine. If you come for a long term learning vacation to study Spanish in Panama City, after several months you could end up like I did: you go to Spanish class, go out to your favorite bar with…
Every time someone in Panama City mentioned Taboga to me, I thought they were mispronouncing the popular island of the coast of Trinidad. When I found out that Taboga actually referred to a small island 45 minutes from Panama City, I was excited to check it out for myself and escape the hot and bustling…
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