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Panama real estate is one of the healthiest and dynamic real estate markets in the world. Panama real estate offers much more than the vibrant, bustling Panama City. In fact real estate in Panama Province is some of the most sought after in the country. Panama's great variety--ocean real estate with sweeping vistas on both coasts, mountain property in lush tropical cloudforest and farms in the charming foothils--Panama real estate offers something for everyone. From luxury properties to cozy cabins, the interior provinces provide a wide variety of choices to both single family home buyers and large scale investors.

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Information about owning a home in Panama,investing in Panama property, lifestyle choices in Panama, Panama News, and other items of interest to those considering Panama as a place to live or invest.

Air Panama Jets are Landing at David Airport

All the buzz about David's Malek airport expansion and what it will mean to Chiriqui Province has folks in the travel, tourism and real estate industries here very excited. Today we witnessed the Air Panama jet doing "touch and goes" in and out of Malek airport...

Sam Taliaferro Passes Away

The Panama real estate industry has lost one of it's best. Sam had a vision for Chiriqui Province and through his efforts propelled our area forward...

Flights from Tocumen to David--Finally!!!

Any one who has ever flown into Tocumen (Panama's international airport) and made the connection to Albrook(Panama's domestic airport) knows the headache and expense this little connection involves...

David Airport Expansion Contract to be Awarded

This is very good news for Chiriqui as we have been awaiting the promised expansion of our airport with high hopes for travel and tourism in this province that already has so much to offer...



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Santa Catalina had been a surfer’s secret in Panama for many years. Home to some of the best swells in Central America, this little fishing village in the Veraguas Province is also the closest jumping off point to Coiba Island and the nation’s largest marine park. Santa Catalina offers the most consistent, easy to line up, big waves in Central America if not all of the Americas. Its remote location, however, precludes crowds and in Santa Catalina you are likely to have your waves all to yourself. Santa Catalina

Coiba National Park is off Panama’s Pacific coast. Coiba National Park (Nacional Parque Coiba) is a group of 38 islands including Coiba Island (Isla Coiba) and the waters surrounding them and covers 430,825 acres. Identified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2005, Coiba National Park offers rich and well preserved natural resources.

Because Isla Coiba served Panama as a penal colony, access to the island was very restricted. Almost by accident, 80% of the islands natural resources have survived untouched and flourished through limited human contact.

Like the surfing, Scuba diving in Santa Catalina is world class. Local diving is excellent and in just over an hour, you can be diving in the Isla Coiba National Marine Park. Isla Coiba is often referred to as a cross between the Galapagos and Cocos Islands.

Santa Catalina The word "panama" is an indigenous word meaning an abundance of fish. Diving in this area demonstrates the truth of Panama's name. Large schools of tuna, wahoo, and other game fish can be seen as well as numerous pelagics, such as white tip reef sharks. Seeing eagle rays, barracudas, and turtles are very common.

June to September, sightings of humpback whales, wintering from South America are possible. Depending on the season, possibilities include pilot whales, orcas and dolphins. Shark possibilities include whale shark, tiger, bull and hammerheads.

The climate in Santa Catalina is tempered by it location on the Pacific Ocean. Tropical year round, it is divided into the dry season during Panama’s “summer” from December through May and the wet season or “winter” June to November. The entire year, temperatures hover between 90 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit (30-34 Celsius) during the day and drop into the 70’s (20’s C) at night.

Santa Catalina In spite of the fact that the nearest ATM or grocery store is in Sona about an hour away by road toward Santiago, there are the rumblings of development. The gorgeous beaches and outstanding marine recreation can’t be ignored for very long. A luxury development has been permitted and the ground is broken for some truly magnificent homes on this Veraguas beach. Right now, property prices are extremely low in comparison to other, more popular investment destinations. Fortunately, the nearness of the nation’s ocean treasure—the waters of Coiba—have made it possible for the Panamanian government to spotlight the necessity of proceeding wisely and with the ecological responsibility to maintain this natural wealth.



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