Panama City – San Miguel
Ferry to Panama
Panama City – San Miguel
Ferry to Panama
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Regarded by some as the most cosmopolitan city in Central America, Panama City is a hub of vibrancy, presenting the feel of a bustling city whilst offering the chance to explore alluringly tropical landscapes. The city is vast in its contrasts; traffic jams and casinos are lined between laid back bars and cool clubs – in Panama the options for fun and adventure are endless. The canal is an obvious highlight, holding the key to Panama’s popularity. Whether it’s an excursion along the water or just a visit to admire the beautiful surrounding landscape, the gateway to exotic lands oftentimes proves too accessible to ignore. Aside from the canal, there is plenty to see around the city, particularly the stunning architecture around the city centre. The Palacio Bolivar and the Plaza Bolivar provide insight into the architectural history of the island, whilst Independence Square is the ideal place to while away a few hours amid beautiful buildings.
Panama City is possible to be covered entirely by foot due to its small size and relatively close proximity of the major landmarks. Alternatively, there are taxis readily available throughout the town for cheap and convenient transport.
Boasting a population of just under 1000 people, San Miguel is somewhere to escape from the bustle of the modern world. Taking the place of bars and clubs are tropical forestry and glorious stretches of golden sands – it is quite simply a natural paradise. Verdant vegetation and endless greenery dominate the landscape, forming an idyllic image that could adorn a postcard picture. The most popular pastime is sunbathing on the beach, interspersed with indulging in a refreshing swim in the deep blue waters. Most of the locals earn a living from fishing in the encompassing water, which is obvious from the delicious seafood served fresh at the fine restaurants. For a particularly desirable evening, you can enjoy the local cuisine whilst overlooking the beautiful mountainside and blue skies. Even in the quieter months, the weather is still pleasant enough to sit comfortably outdoors in the evening.
The town is tiny, so you can cover all of it by foot in less than a day.
