Climate In Panama

Panama’s climate differs from that of North America, featuring just two seasons instead of four: the dry season and the rainy season. The dry season, occurring from mid-December to mid-April, is when most travelers flock to the country. Conversely, the rainy season runs from late April to late November.

In Panama, you can experience a rare phenomenon: the sun rises over the Pacific and sets over the Caribbean, making it the only place in the world where this occurs.

At specific high points, you can even catch a glimpse of both oceans at once. This extraordinary sight is made possible by Panama’s isthmus, which is less than 40 miles wide at its narrowest section.

Panama has a tropical climate and being close to the equator, the temperature does not change much throughout the year. 

Most importantly, different parts of Panama do have different climates though and that can influence he location you choose to retire in Panama.