Thread: Bowling in Los Santos

Are there any good places to go bowling in Los Santos? Have you ever gone bowling in Los Santos?

Not sure about bowling alleys, do you surf?

What are the best places to surf in this area?

There are actually quite a few places along the Pacific and some up in Bocas. There is allot of beach in Panama.

Panama is known for its great surfing areas. I'm sure there are places to bowl too, though.

Since there are more women than men in Panama and the women are absolutely beautiful, the term "BOWLING" is the excuse used by men to tell the significant other they are married or living with, to visit their second or third girlfriend

Originally Posted by MRWOOHOO

Since there are more women than men in Panama and the women are absolutely beautiful, the term "BOWLING" is the excuse used by men to tell the significant other they are married or living with, to visit their second or third girlfriend

Haha, that's funny.

Surely some of the men must actually be going bowling.

I have looked through the Panama travel guides I have purchased at the book store (big recommendation) and I have not heard it mentioned once. I could be wrong but with the weather, country, and women being so beautiful most locals dont spend allot of time indoors. If you look at houses built by Panamanians or other Latin people they have very large porches. People hang out outside, no snow or cold crappy weather. Possibly lawn bowling might be something you might be able to get people interested in?

Try this Google search out:

Panama Bowling - Google Search

I think you can find some places if you really want, but I don't know if they will be in Los Santos.

Actually I have seen some very nice parcels for sale near the beach, titled and at decent prices. This is the surfing area and not really a retirement area so as long as I can get a small parcel on the cheap I will still invest in highlands in another location. It would be cool to have a beach bar on a surf beach.

Good luck getting a place, MRWOOHOO! It sounds like it will be great.

If you are gonna dream, do it right

i've never tried to surf... but from what i see it doesnt seems too hard, at least i know to swim back to the shore when i'll fall from my board.

I'm sure there are places to learn how to surf in Panama. I wonder how much it costs though.

If you do a search on google you will find more. Here is one link.

Panama Surf Tours - Welcome

They have Bowling.
El Camping Resort Scroll down the page.

Hey, somebody found a place to bowl in Panama

Cool! I will try to go bowling there one time, just so I can say that I did bowl in Panama. :P

For anybody possibly still interested in bowling I accidentally came across a very modern and up-to-date bowling area in the Albrook Mall right next to Panama City. It is on the second floor. WOOHOOO

That is awesome. Bowling on Albrook. When I was stationed down there I spent alot of time on Albrook, Corosal and Ft. Clayton.

I laughed pretty hard when I ran into it just because of this thread. I truly thought that who in Panama would REALLY go bowling, sure enough there were people using the lanes early in the day even.

great, do you know their records there? or... are they offering anything for if you pass their bowling alley records?

255 is my Personal best i've won 10 bears for doing that. i remember i was pretty drunk in that day (obviously after i've broke that record).

I would be amazed if I saw anyone bowl a perfect 300, but I know it happens.

well there are many that could score 300, but well they're professional players not like us. i struggled years to pass the magic number "200" and sometimes i score lower than 200

I cannot recall if I ever passed 200. If I didn't, then I know that I at least got close. I remember scoring in the upper 100s.

i manage to get more than 100 when i'm drunk anyway, can MR. Woohoo tell us how are the prices for bowling there? i mean... paying is per hour or per game?

Sometimes I play games like pool (or beer pong) a little better when I have had a few drinks. Maybe it calms my nerves.