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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY. I LIVE IN MIAMI AND SORRY TO SAY BUT MIAMI HAS NOTHING ON PANAMA.

My favorite weather is Hot , so Boquete may not be for me . also , moving to another Country to hang out with other expats defeats the purpose of Travel . Learning Languages in a different Culture is more exciting to me .

And we have been there this year already. Got a "cabin" with the fam as our Navy son and girlfriend visited. Was just after Spring Break, so it was quiet! 🥤

Our favorite attraction is definitely, Sand Harbor. You were not far from there from your opening footage, but it's impossible to get in there during the Summer. That's actually my next video, about Sand Harbor. My past video there has done well, and now that reservations are needed, it should be helpful. Do love the Tahoe area, I mean, who doesn't, but it can be quite challenging and we always reserve our time there for the Fall when the weather is still nice. Lower prices, and less people.

WOW! Great Video! May I ask what it is like on Terceira if you are not a car driver? Have you been able to see how the bus networks are developed? Is it possible to experience the sights or hikes without a car?

Another fun video, Eddie! Great footage. Man, you were right there with the seals and sea lions 😮Love this region. Thanks! 🥤

One of my favorite areas and drives in the state. Ty!

Just beautiful! I love visiting California's missions. Everywhere I roam. Ty for this.

That was a fun tour! You guys covered some ground! Great music, too. Cheers! 🥤

You had me at Dennis the Menace playground! As I mentioned in the previous video, I grew up in the region. Every time we visited, my grandfather would take me to Dennis the Menace Playground. I'd play there for hours! Yes, and the 17-mile drive. My grandparents lived about 3/4 of a mile within the PG gate. We always had a placard on the front of our car. Never had to pay! Played Spyglass Hill twice. Not well, but it was much cheaper when I was 18 or 19 years old! Thanks for the memories!!

This was wonderful, Eddie! Great footage. The Monterey Peninsula was a big part of my childhood. I was born at Carmel Hospital. I grew up in San Jose, but, my grandparents and uncle lived inside the Pebble Beach gates and my grandfather was a pharmacist and owned a Rexal Drug Store on top of the hill in SF, so we were there often. We stayed in PG during Thanksgiving weekend. Was wonderful! Cheers 🥤

Awesome 👏 video I just moved here in January from America and I had no idea about any of these places thank you

I’m going in July, loved the video, can you recommend a nice mid range budget hotel in a safe area near the nightlife you visited here thank you

Beautiful! One of my favorite areas is Lovers point. Illegal to feed squirrels, but I haven't been ticketed yet.

I haven't watched your videos in a while. TH-cam probably figured out I was slacking so they sent me your thumbnail. I'm glad they did. Fun video! ( You got me reading...)

Eddie you tried your best to draw the interest of people,. unfortunately this country has its imps. However, it haves its potential but the people don't last with their interest..In re Eletrobras Secs. Litig., 245 F. Supp. 3d 450, 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 44350, Fed. Sec. L. Rep. (CCH) P99,660, 2017 WL 1157138

My dad and stepmom live in Boquete. I've been there. The sidewalks are scary! And no, the internet reliability doesn't get better..... they've been there ten years now and it's not reliable. Also, there are a lot of homeless dogs and cats. That's a real problem. I also was not particularly impressed with the local grocery store. I think that a lot of people go to David to shop. Going out to eat, it's not what I expected. Local fare is not palatable to me. Except for the fruit and smoothie stands, now those are fantastic. The restaurants that cater to the expats are pricey. To get a steak, skirt steak, salmon at these restaurants, expect to pay $35 or so. Yes, it's lush, because during the rainy season, it rains every single day. For months and months. Yes, you can rent a 2 bedroom house in Alto Boquete for $600 per month. But you can also get a 2 bedroom apartment in many cities in Spain, and the local cuisine is much tastier. For Americans and Canadians that do not have dual EU citizenship, residency in Spain is not easy. Like my folks. But I do have EU citizenship, and I'd rather live in Seville or A Coruna for the same price, better food, no loud dogs. Museums and culture. Less rain. There is A LOT of rain. Like, you need to have an indoors hobby, that kind of rain. Rain. Beads. Lacemaking. Woodcarving. Rain. Did I mention rain? The rain isn't necessarily the dealbreaker for me though. It's the local cuisine and lack of cultural activities. For that, I'd retire in Spain. Since I already speak Spanish (having lived in Spain), although Portugal and Italy would be fine too. Similar housing price, better food. No barking dogs. (i'm actually from Germany, note that I won't be heading there either. Although I speak the language, the local food is the main issue for me!) Prague is actually quite nice with tasty food, but the people are not friendly and the language, no thanks. There's a balance, but for me, I found Boquete to be overrated compared to the medium sized cities of Spain with similar costs of living, better grocery stores, tastier local cuisine, museums, universities, language schools, opera houses, etc. It"s true that my $600 in rent would get me a house with a yard in Boquete, vs an apartment in Caceres, Merida, Alicante, Girona etc, but I'd rather be in an apartment than a house when it's raining all the time and dogs barking and boring chicken, beans and rice.

thank you for the vid..... i love and enjoy it!! lots of ¿memories? excuse my bad english !

I am a emigrant in the United States of America.But i was born on this beautiful city of Angra do Heroísmo,Terceira Azores ❤

How comfortable is bus ride - how long was trip ?

WoW! That’s Awesome And Delightful Foodie Adventure!

A los panameños nos gusta saber de nuestras cosas, no se por qué el desprecio de nuestro idioma, el castellano.

Yes the colorism is bad in Colombia. I know; I've been there and seen; even in largely Black cities like Quibdo. But if you think it is bad in Colombia, take a visit to Argentina, Uruguay & Mexico. Normal residents in thoe countries will tell you there are no Black people in their country.

Awesome history lesson thank you

Someone had a good time

Eddie - that Bomba Chocolate looks heavenly - you lucky guy - enjoy!!!

Now I’m hungry for that crepe.😋

Did you visit the Window of Champions?

barranquilla and whole the north coast is full of black people wtf?

Looks like a fun spot! 💃🏻

What a laid back little town. Nice.

How fun! Hope she had a fun birthday!

This one was quite entertaining 😂 Poor (pour?) Chad! 😂🤣😂

You two are so funny!

I’ve heard the food is very good there, as well as the beer. I’ll have to check it out on my way through town on my commute back up the hill.

😋😋😋😋😋

Peace. 🏝️☀️🍻

I’ve always wanted to visit.

Breathtaking 😮

Beautiful!

Interesting fact!

Cozy little place. ♥️

It’s funny watching the buns decompress after being put down.

Very cool music!

Wow, a Mall with no clothing shops? 🤔