Panama has been deemed one of the best retirement destinations for more than 20 years but, where in Panama should you live or retire?
Kathleen and Lief discuss three of the most sought out places to live or retire in Panama and three places you may not have thought of.
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Most Sought Out Places:
1:00. Panama City: It has many amenities such as restaurants and shopping malls. The city is home to a large community of expats. Note that you’ll have a different lifestyle depending on which neighborhood of Panama City you choose.
3:44. City Beaches: They are typically 45 mins to 1 hour away from Panama City. Coronado is a top choice for expats, having many restaurants and shopping places. Buenaventura is another option. Keep in mind, the City Beaches are not the prettiest in Panama.
6:27. Boquete: Has the most established expat community. You could get by without any Spanish. Plus, this mountain town is much cooler compared to Panama.
Places You Might Not Have Thought Of:
8:11. Chitré: An inland small town with modern amenities. Chitré is very affordable so it might be a great option if you’re on a budget. Plus, the beaches are only 20–30 minutes away.
9:36. Mariato: This is a small town with an expat community of 300–400 people. This is a great option for adventurous expats that like the outdoor lifestyle and want easy access to great surfing beaches.
11:07. Pedasí: This is also a great option if you like to surf. However, it is not as affordable compared to other options. You will find a great community of expats if you move to Pedasí.
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