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    What would be the most affordable beaches but still have the luxuries of shopping, internet, cell coverage and being close to Panama City, airport, etc? East or west coast, whats the difference?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laura View Post
    Hi Traveler! Yes, in fact I found an article on the net entitled Beaches of Panama, here is a quote:

    "With the exception of Chiriqui Highland, each region in Panama includes a unique and pleasurable beach destination. Only a few minutes drive from Panama City, you can find 80 kilometers of Pacific Beaches stretching from Punta Chame to Farallon offering resort hotels, sport facilities and restaurants for your enjoyment. Sailing enthusiasts can have their fun too in those quiet waters and visit the flower-island of Taboga or the enchanting Pearl Archipelago.

    Beaches in PamanaJust as is any other country with beaches, there are specific beaches, for specific activities. Surfing, which is the most popular water sports in Panama, can be practiced in beaches such as El Palmar, Rio Mar, Punta Barco and Playa Venao. On the other hand, if you are trying to find a partner for that special party on Saturday, then you better go to Coronado or Farallon.

    Nevertheless, the first one of these beaches is 50 miles away from Panama City, but from that point on there is nothing but sand, sun, and waves. You can even hop in a bus and travel to many of these beaches in a day or two."

    The beaches of Panama - Central America

    Hope this helps!
    Thank you! It was really helpful . . .

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    There are 1,500+ beaches in Panama!!!!

    My rankings:

    (1) San Blas
    (2) Cayos Zapatillas (Bocas del Toro)
    (3) Santa Clara
    (4) Las Perlas
    (5) Granito de Oro (Near Isla Coiba)

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    I haven't had a vacation in two years and I'm planning to go to a gorgeous beach that has the comforts of a luxury hotel yet something that me and my husband can afford without breaking the bank.

    I'm very picky with the bed and the bathroom so can you guys suggest a good place to stay if ever we do get the chance to go to Panama this summer?

    Thanks!

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    Playa Blanca

    I would try Playa Blanca resorts. All inclusive, does not break the bank.


    Quote Originally Posted by greensneakers View Post

    I haven't had a vacation in two years and I'm planning to go to a gorgeous beach that has the comforts of a luxury hotel yet something that me and my husband can afford without breaking the bank.

    I'm very picky with the bed and the bathroom so can you guys suggest a good place to stay if ever we do get the chance to go to Panama this summer?

    Thanks!

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    Or the Royal Decameron.

    Playa Blanca is quieter.

    Royal Decameron is much bigger.

    Both have superb beaches.
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