Wondering where to stay in Costa Rica? Here's a guide to the best places to base yourself out of! During chillier mornings here in the frigid North, it’s not uncommon that I catch myself daydreaming about warmer weather, aquamarine waters, lush jungles, and proper sunshine. It’s pretty much all I can do not to throw
All the top Costa Rica travel tips to plan your trip! Whether you are a nature lover, beach bum, adventure enthusiast, or simply looking to relax, Costa Rica truly does have something to offer everyone. Wildlife, beaches, national parks, lakes, hot springs, volcanoes, waterfalls...the list is endless! I have to confess that when I started
As two weeks passed by in Panama, and Silvia and I were ended out trip in Bocas Del Toro, people kept saying "ah, you've been to San Blas so you'll find Bocas a let down". We were like "oh no!" and worried about it a bit. We are both 30-ish and over our party backpacking
If you looked up any article about the most well-designed boutique hotel in Panama City, you will inevitably end up with the result of the American Trade Hotel. I know I did! I stayed here for three nights when I first got to Panama City out of the five nights I was there. This is
After a few days sailing in the San Blas islands, living the island life, I have never felt happier than when I walked into my giant room at Las Clementinas in Casco Viejo back in Panama City. Recently Casco Viejo has been going through huge renovations and this little apartment/hotel is one of the most
After 16 days in the small country of Panama, I am so excited to share with you everything I learned while there and help you be as prepared as possible for a trip of your own. Panama is an exciting destination that offers so much from sea to jungle, culture to nightlife and very varied
While my post on what to wear in Panama was a fun, breakdown of ALL my outfits, here's a bit more of a practical Panama packing list that goes into all my clothes, accessories, toiletries, and more. Like I mentioned in the other post, traveling around Panama means being ready for a lot of different
You can see a lot in Panama in two weeks. I stayed for a little over two weeks and felt it was plenty of time. In fact, I would have maybe gotten bored if I had stayed on longer and felt like the places I visited covered the various regions of Panama from sea to
