Playa Escondida: what the resort has, what guests say, and what nobody tells you
Playa Escondida is not on the Pacific: it's Caribbean, in Colón, 75 minutes from the capital. Where it really is, what it costs, and why we quote no rate.
Playa Escondida is not on the Pacific: it's Caribbean, in Colón, 75 minutes from the capital. Where it really is, what it costs, and why we quote no rate.
The Autograph Collection with Nicklaus golf and a marina costs less than a nearby all-inclusive. Real per-room rates and the fee nobody publishes.
A US$ 70 day pass with unlimited food and drink, real per-room rates and the truth about Santa Clara's sand. No commissions, no brochure talk, just numbers.
The "US$380 per person" figure is an error blogs keep copying. Real per-room rates, what the all-inclusive covers and the truth about the resort beach.
Marbled sand, a gated beach and no assisted living anywhere near: what it really costs to live in Coronado, what it gives retirees and what it never fixes.
Real per-room rates, a day pass from US$ 100 and the truth about the rocky beach at the Westin Playa Bonita. No commissions, no brochure talk, just numbers.
La Punta, diving a UNESCO park for US$ 135, the 5 p.m. last bus and the failing ATM: the honest guide to the village.
Charters at rate-card prices, feet-in-the-sand departures, the Isla Iguana combo — and the 2026 decree that rewrote sport fishing in Panama.
Casco rooftops, the Calle Uruguay strip, real prices, and the decree that scrapped alcohol curfews: the honest guide to Panama's night.
We went to Panama's Costco-style warehouse club on a Saturday: how the membership works, what's inside, and our real receipt — item by item, in dollars.