The most modern city in Central America: Panama City 🌆

When it rains, it pours - or how do you say it? 😄 When we arrived at our accommodation in the evening, we were a bit surprised because it looked like our Airbnb was still occupied. The bed was unmade, the bathroom was not cleaned, and we even found a pair of pants. So, we immediately contacted our hosts, but since it was already almost 10:00 PM, we had little choice but to stay there for the night. 🫠 The next morning, however, we received a response apologizing for a booking error on their part, which explained why it hadn't been cleaned. In fact, we ended up getting almost all of our money back, even though we stayed two more nights there 💸 and of course, the apartment was cleaned afterwards 🤗

We used the first day to explore Casco Viejo (the old town). We would say it is the heart of Panama City. This is where we also had our accommodation. 🤗 We strolled along the 3km long Cinta Costera waterfront promenade and in the afternoon headed to Amador, from where you could enjoy a beautiful view of the skyline 🤩 In the evening, we did our first laundry ourselves to avoid losing anything again 😄🙏🏼 and visited a rooftop bar for drinks 😍🌃

The next day, we started with a little workout along the waterfront promenade 🌊🏃🏼‍♀️🏃🏼 and then made our way to Panamá Viejo, a city of ruins. 🏚️ Magge once again visited a barber 😄💈 and afterwards, we enjoyed some leisurely time with coffee in the old town ☕️

In our opinion, Panama City is definitely worth a stop 🤗 especially the old town is beautiful!

Next stop and certainly a highlight of our trip: San Blas Islands 🏝️

K&M 🤍