Panama City is glitzy, modern and sprawling. Glass and concrete skyscrapers line streets. Cranes and construction sites promise more buildings […]
Panama City Travel Guide: It Has a Canal and Some Other Things Read Post »
I’ve heard rumors of a mythical off-the-beaten-path beach destination for years. A tiny town where the local fishermen outnumber the
Santa Catalina and Coiba National Park: Panama’s Worst-Kept Beach Secret Read Post »
The mountain town of Boquete in Panama’s western highlands is sort of like receiving a surprise bouquet of flowers. It’s
Hiking, Coffee, and Classic Rock: Boquete is Panama’s Pleasant Surprise Read Post »
Mention traveling in Latin America to almost anyone in the United States and you’re likely to get one question: is
Rethinking Travel Safety and Crime in Latin America Read Post »
Panama is the little snake sliver of land that connects North and South America. It’s home to the famous canal
Passing Through Panama: A Travel Guide to the Country that Connects the Americas Read Post »
Life is full of disappointments. Maybe you’ve been craving hummus all day, but your favorite Lebanese deli is closed. Maybe
Manuel Antonio is Costa Rica’s Most Disappointing National Park Read Post »
The small town of Bijagua is one of my favorite places in Costa Rica. It might be one of my
Bijagua is Costa Rica’s Best Destination for a Lovely Stroll Read Post »
Drake Bay is a small town on the shores of Costa Rica’s magnificent Osa Peninsula, and I absolutely loved it.
The village of Tortuguero, on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast, is a paradise for nature lovers. Aquatic birds like herons and
Stalking Sea Turtles in Tortuguero and Exploring Costa Rica’s Remote Jungle Paradise Read Post »
San José is Costa Rica’s bustling, gritty, kind of dirty, capital city. That urban grit stands in surprising contrast to
Why You Shouldn’t Skip San José, Costa Rica’s Concrete Jungle Read Post »
