
Photos of Santa Clara Residences – Nov 7, 2010 Torre Amanecer under construction completed up to the 14th floor.

View of Santa Clara Beach taken from 11th floor apartment facing south east Nov 7, 2010

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Photos of Santa Clara Residences – Nov 7, 2010 Torre Amanecer under construction completed up to the 14th floor.

View of Santa Clara Beach taken from 11th floor apartment facing south east Nov 7, 2010


Photos of Santa Clara Residences – Nov 7, 2010 Torre Amanecer under construction completed up to the 14th floor.


As the developers of Santa Clara Residences practically sell out the first tower or “sunrise tower” and begin offering the second tower or “sunset tower”, this weekend (June 6, 2010) they poured concreted on the first floor! The project is well underway and the first tower is slated to be completed by summer 2011.
Developers were on hand to celebrate this ocassion and as is customary in this area the day was clear and beach was calm. The project which is mainly been sold to panamanians has been a huge success. Santa Clara has always been the locals favorite beach since it does have nice white sand and nearby is the local fishermen who are always willing to sell you the daily catch whether it be a corvina, pargo (snapper), or mero (grouper).
The second tower or “Sunset” tower which faces west has a great view of the farallon river which borders the property and there are still some units left. Units range from 93 meters, 123 meters, 158 meters, some jr penthouses that are 208 meters and penthouses that are 339 meters which are completely custom. Prices have been steadily increasing since this area has proven to be very popular but you can still purchase for approx $2000/mt2.
for more information on sales for Santa Clara Residences you can contact someone at Select Panama Real Estate in panama at 507.6090.3223 and they will gladly take you to the property or visit the sales office located in calle 50 in panama city, panama.
As panama’s economy continues to grow, panama is betting on attracting many multinationals through their Law 41 which is a law created to incentivize multinationals to move their headquarters to panama. Currently there is 31 multinationals that now make panama their home, of which include Inelectra Panamá S.A., Sinopec Intenational Petroleum, LG Consulting Corp., Productos Roche, Interamericana, S.A. y Caterpillar LatinAmerica Services de Panama, S.A. and Hyundai Heavy Industries, AES Latin America y Cemex Caribe, S.A., among others. Just last year alone they were joined by Mars Central America, Nestlé Centroamérica, Phillips Sem, S.A.
In an article in todays’ Panama America you can read the full article below or access it directly.
Mientras, el año pasado fueron 13 empresas, entre ellas Mars Central America, Nestlé Centroamérica, Phillips Sem, S.A.
Así mismo, Hyundai Heavy Industries, AES Latin America y Cemex Caribe, S.A.,
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Desarrollo. El Área Económica Especial Panamá Pacífico, que se desarrolla en unas 1,500 hectáreas de la antigua base aérea estadounidense de Howard, a orillas del Canal de Panamá, busca convertirse en el “Centro de Negocios de las Américas” aprovechando las ventajas logísticas, geoestratégicas y de conectividad que ofrece el país.
Es innegable que el año pasado el país sufrió los embates de la crisis financiera internacional y aunque muchos dicen que solo fue un decrecimiento, y que aún así creció, la verdad es que la construcción, las exportaciones, la Zona Libre de Colón y la inversión extranjera bajaron.
Pero el país es un centro de servicios con un sólido sistema financiero y una posición logística privilegiada que lo perfila como el futuro “Hub de las Américas”.
Por todas estas ventajas sobre otros vecinos latinoamericanos, el país apuesta este año a lograr una atracción de inversión extranjera por alrededor de los 1,800 millones de dólares y el establecimiento de por lo menos unas 10 empresas multinacionales más.
Multinacionales.
El 24 de agosto de 2007 nace en Panamá la Ley 41 que crea un régimen especial para las empresas multinacionales con el objetivo de promover el país como sede para las operaciones regionales de grandes compañías.
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La Ley crea una serie de incentivos fiscales, migratorios y laborales para facilitar el establecimiento de este tipo de empresas en el país.
Las compañías operan bajo una licencia especial, concedida por la Secretaría de la Comisión de Licencias de Sedes de Empresas Multinacionales (SEM), adscrita al Ministerio de Comercio e Industrias (MICI).
La carrera por lograr que las multinacionales vengan a suelo panameño empezó en el 2007 y aunque no ha crecido con una velocidad récord, poco a poco vienen llegando y bajo los estándares de laLey 41 se encuentran 31 compañías. En ese año arribaron las primeras, Maersk Central America S.A. y Procter & Gamble, directamente de Dinamarca y Estados Unidos, respectivamente.
En el 2008 la inversión de las 17 multinacionales que obtuvieron esta licencia fue por 1,269 millones de dólares, según el MICI.
Las compañías que adquirieron la licencia fueron Inelectra Panamá S.A., Sinopec Intenational Petroleum, LG Consulting Corp., Productos Roche, Interamericana, S.A. y Caterpillar LatinAmerica Services de Panama, S.A.
Así mismo, Hyundai Heavy Industries, AES Latin America y Cemex Caribe, S.A., entre otras.
Mientras, el año pasado fueron 13 empresas, entre ellas Mars Central America, Nestlé Centroamérica, Phillips Sem, S.A.
El 2010 se perfila como un gran año. “Hay varias empresas multinacionales que en este momento ya están pensando en Panamá, hay otras que ya están en las vías de llegar, pero todavía no queremos oficialmente dar nombres” sostuvo el viceministro de Comercio e Industrias Ricardo Quijano.
Area Panamá Pacífico.
“Este año en el Área Económica Especial Panamá-Pacífico ubicada en Howard se esperan que se radiquen entre 10 y 15 multinacionales”, aseguró Quijano.
El Área Panamá Pacífico, que se encuentra en la antigua base norteamericana de Howard, busca convertirse en el “Centro de Negocios de las Américas” y su desarrollo está a cargo de London & Regional Panamá, una subsidiaria de la empresa London & Regional Properties, empresa de capital británico encargada de construir las instalaciones y de pactar los términos comerciales, ya sea de venta o alquiler, con cualquier empresa o persona que desee establecerse en el área.
Actualmente han aterrizado en el lugar compañías gigantes como Panama Aerospace Engineering (PAE), que se encuentra en los predios del Aeropuerto Howard Internacional como empresa proveedora de mantenimiento, reparación y reconversión de aeronaves de todo tipo.
Dell Panamá se estableció como un Centro de llamadas (Call Center) en el año 2003, Caterpillar tiene un centro de capacitación de equipos y centro de llamadas, así como un centro de operaciones para la región y P. Leather Corp, una empresa que se crea con capital italiano y panameño para suplir la necesidad del mercado de pieles procesadas.
También están Cabo Drilling Corp., Oasala, S.A., Marine Engineering Corp. Panamá (MEC), 3M Panamá Pacífico, S. de R.L. y se tiene programado que otras de igual tamaño se les sigan uniendo este año.
Por ejemplo, Google, que este año planea iniciar operaciones comerciales en Perú, con lo que ese país se sumará a los cinco de América Latina donde el buscador de internet más utilizado del mundo ya tiene presencia: Argentina, Brasil, México, Chile y Colombia, ya ha puesto sus ojos en Panamá.
Además de Perú, la multinacional también quiere iniciar operaciones en algún otro país de la región y de momento, la compañía ha decidido que ese segundo país sea alguno de Centroamérica o el Caribe y estudia las posibilidades de Puerto Rico, Panamá o Costa Rica, según notas de la agencia de noticias EFE.
“Lo estamos estudiando de forma interna, para ver cuál de ellos tiene más sentido. La decisión creo que la tomaremos en un par de semanas”, dijo el director general de Google para la región, Alexandre Hohagen.
Por otra parte, Holanda que ya tiene empresas en el país como Boskalis, Smit, Fugro y Tankrederij, ya planea traer otras.
“El interés por Panamá es tal, que ya las multinacionales Heineken y Philips Electronics abrirán sus oficinas regionales en Panamá” no dudó en decir el ministro de Comercio Exterior de Holanda, Frank Heemskerk, durante su reciente visita al país.
Agregó que incluso la aerolínea holandesa KLM aumentará su frecuencia a siete vuelos semanales al país.
Perspectivas.
Se estima que debido a la crisis financiera que inició en el 2007 y que alcanzó su mayor nivel en el 2009, dejaron de entrar a Panamá el año pasado unos 1,000 millones de dólares en Inversión Extranjera Directa (IED).
Y se calcula que la inversión extranjera en el país durante el año pasado alcanzó los 1,700 millones de dólares, número que indica una baja en comparación con el 2008, cuando la IED en el país fue de 2,401 millones de dólares, según cifras de la Contraloría General de la República. Ese año Panamá y Costa Rica captaron el 60% de la inversión que recibió la región centroamericana.
Sin embargo, el Gobierno traza un esquema para que este año las inversiones foráneas lleguen a suelo panameño y con ese fin crearon la Agencia de Atracción de Inversiones y Promoción de las Exportaciones.
Con esta agencia se espera captar una IED de al menos 1,000 millones de dólares al año y sacar mejor provecho de los acuerdos comerciales.
“El Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas ha hecho las provisiones necesarias para asignar un presupuesto a esta oficina que va a operar con los recursos que sean necesarios porque es un proyectos de Estado”, aseguró el viceministro de Comercio Exterior, José Arias.
Tratados.
Aunque la inversión extranjera ha estado llegando a Panamá, la calificación de “paraíso fiscal” que le otorgó la Organización para la Cooperación y el Desarrollo Económico (OCDE) le ha valido la sanción de algunos países que por está denominación no han invertido en el país.
Por esa razón, este año Panamá se ha puesto la tarea de conseguir como mínimo la firma de 12 tratados para evitar la doble tributación, tal como lo exige la OCDE para sacarlo de la lista gris de paraísos fiscales en la que lo mantiene.
Hasta el momento Panamá ya cerró negociaciones con México, Italia y Bélgica para firmar acuerdos para evitar la doble tributación.
Además mantiene conversaciones con Francia.
En el caso de España, la semana pasada se acordó iniciar negociaciones en abril y el ministro de Economía y Finanzas, Alberto Vallarino dijo que empresas españolas están interesadas que en que se logre este acuerdo, dado la fuerte inversión que tienen en Panamá los empresarios españoles y el afán de participar en las obras que ejecutará el Gobierno, como es el caso específico del Metro.
Sin duda, Panamá privilegia su ubicación estratégica sobre el planeta Tierra lo que, con buen manejo y una política cónsona de desarrollo, augura que el convertirse en el “Hub de las Américas” no esté lejos.
Access full article in Panama America in spanish at: http://www.pa-digital.com.pa/periodico/edicion-actual/calle50-interna.php?story_id=882965&edition_id=20100202#ixzz0eQG1D726
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New Law 71 governing the titling of Islands and Coasts of Panama is approved
The National Assembly of Panama passed a law governing the award of titles property in coastal and island territory, which will benefit Panamanians who have possessory rights over these lands, said official sources said.
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Alberto Vallarino said that Bill 71, approved last night and the repeal of Act 23 of islands and coasts enacted last April, according a statement from the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). “the humble villagers will now be able to realize their dream of being land owners for free!”
Vallarino said that with this action “is satisfied once again with their campaign promise of President Ricardo Martinelli to help the poor villagers, which did not apply in previous governments’ law 23.
The new standard, which must be sanctioned by the Executive, provides that holders of land may be free up to 250 meters of beachfront, and reasonable prices for properties that exceed the five hectares. They are also allowing payment options of up to 15 years to pay.
The director of Cadastre and assets, Publio Cortes explained that “those who can prove to have possessory right of up to 50,000 square meters may obtain title of the property for free, no matter if they are of natural status or under a corporation.
In the case of islands, free patent applies as long as the Cabinet Council (ministers), decreed that part of the island territory as a special development zone and to make rules for their use. “The additional acres that the owners may want to title must be paid to the state at reasonable prices as established by a special table” said Cortes.
“This project will protect public interests, since it requires judicious payments by state owned land by a scheme established in a set table ” Cortes said.
The bill provides a table of values per hectare, distributed in three regions of the Pacific, Atlantic and insular, with a price range per hectare which from $1,000 to $ 700,000 depending on the area concerned.
The previous law set the price of sale of the land based on its extension: $50 between 0 and 20 hectares, $ 100 between 21 and 50 hectares, and $150 for 51 hectares and up.
The National Assembly said in a statement that another new provisions is that while the owner has not obtained the title property, the legal possession will be maintained and governed thus setting the Civil Code.
If the state decides to sell the land on which there possessory rights, the legitimate holder of that right will have the first option purchase of land, told Parliament.
According to the National Program of Land Administration (PRONAT), 30 per cent of the island and coastal land are titled property, while 70 percent is owned by the State which has granted possessory rights for agricultural purposes.
http://www.selectpanamarealestate.com/panama-real-estate/law-71-panama.html
Though we heard that the Hard Rock Hotel Panama had changed location and obtained approval to begin sales, we understand that they have been getting all their permits in order to break ground this year. In an article posted in 4hoteliers today it sates the Hard Rock Hotel Panama is slated to open in 2011. We understand that the Hard Rock Hotel Panama will feature an all out Casino on Panama’s gold coasts. Read the full article from 4 Hoteliers below:
| Hard Rock seals hotel for Hungary. Thursday, 2nd July 2009 Source : Hard Rock International |
Situated in Northwestern Hungary, adjacent to the Austrian and Slovakian borders, Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hungary will be a premier entertainment resort, combining a variety of “Vegas-style” games, electrifying entertainment, luxurious accommodations, and international dining and shopping.
Hard Rock International has announced an agreement with EuroVegas Hungary Ltd, owned by Asamer Group and Supersberger Group, to develop Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hungary, a premium integrated world-class resort.
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hungary, expected to open in early 2012, will ultimately have more than 600 guestrooms, including a variety of suites such as the brand’s Rock Star Suites, which are tailored and customized for the rock star at heart. The new location will also feature a Hard Rock Casino providing a Vegas-style gambling experience with a variety of options of table games and slot machines.
Additional amenities will include a pool and deck for lounging and entertainment, a Rock Spa for relaxing and “detoxing” and a Rock Shop, where guests can check out the brand’s authentic rock ‘n’ roll gear and merchandise. Additional highlights will also include signature restaurants and bars, a convention center, concert venue, nightclub, high-end retail shopping and over 2500 parking spaces.
“We are thrilled to announce plans for Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hungary, and we are equally enthusiastic about the opportunity to join in an agreement with EuroVegas Hungary Ltd,” said Jim Allen, Chairman, Seminole Hard Rock Entertainment. “Hungary is the perfect location for Hard Rock to continue building on its base of world-class hotel and casino properties, and this development will facilitate further expansion of the Hard Rock brand in Europe.”
Hard Rock Hotels and Casinos are ideally situated in destinations with unique character and tourist appeal. The properties cater to the evolving and distinctive needs of today’s savvy traveler, who seeks a reprieve from traditional, predictable properties. Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hungary will offer a stylish and modern design, unparalleled service and the singular thread that unites them all – music. Located a short distance from Vienna, Austria, Bratislava, Slovakia and Budapest, Hungary, Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hungary is sure to become the “must experience” destination in Europe.
“We are convinced that Hard Rock International is the ideal partner for our project,” said Alfred Supersberger, Co-Chairman, Eurovegas Hungary Ltd. “Hard Rock International stands for a perfect combination of entertainment and success, having excellent expertise in operating a large world-class hotel and casino as well as offering a unique experience to our guests.” Credit Suisse is acting as financial advisor to EuroVegas Hungary Ltd.
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hungary will join Hard Rock’s other hotel and casino properties, including: Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Las Vegas; Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hollywood (Florida); Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa (Florida); Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Macau; and Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Biloxi (Mississippi); as well as branded hotels in Orlando (Florida); Chicago (Illinois); San Diego (California); Pattaya and Bali.
Additional hotel and casino projects have been announced in Penang/Malaysia, scheduled to open in 2009; Singapore scheduled to open in 2010; Atlanta and Panama, scheduled to open in 2011; Dubai and Abu Dhabi, scheduled to open in 2012.
In a recent article in the Tico Times it clearly states how panama has seen a bit of a slow down but still continues to grow, read the full article below or access at: http://www.ticotimes.net/dailyarchive/2009_06/0626093.cfm
Panama not panicking amid economic trouble
By TimRogers Looking on the bright side: The Trump Ocean Club continues its upward climb amid other skyscrapers in Panama. Tim Rogers | Nica Times PANAMA CITY, Panama – After Several years of explosive economic growth, Panama is starting to show signs of wear from the world economic crisis. The economy, which was growing at near double-digit rates a year ago, registered a more modest 2.5 percent growth rate for the first quarter of 2009, according to government figures released last week. Leaders of the real-estate development sector, which has powered the country’s economic expansion for the past five years by producing more than $1 billion in new construction annually, now predict as many as 60,000 workers could be out of a job by the end of the year. But Panama isn’t panicking. In fact, thanks to its solid banking system, geographical position and perhaps a dose of good luck, Panama expects to ride out the crisis better than its neighbors and come out the back end of the storm stronger than it went in.
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Santa Clara Residences’ management team is proud to announce the launching of its new website created by local panama web designers adestudio. The new Santa Clara Residence website truly captures the essence of this panama beachfront condo project. The natural beauty that surrounds Santa Clara is prominent on the website which includes sunsets, farallon island, seagulls and the ever so popular white sand and palm tree lined beaches.
Santa Clara Residences which is a Panama beach-front condominium project, is owned by local businessmen: Mr. Peter Vallarino (AIRCO), Mr. Rogelio Aleman (CUSA), Mr. Marco Schrem (MSG Properties) and Mr. Lucas Zarak, who is in charge of the administration and development of the Project.
The Location of the Santa Clara Residences is just 120 km (74 KM from Panama City) which is only 1 hour and 20 minute drive through the interamerican highway. Santa Clara Beach Residences will feature two luxurious towers of 23 floors each, both strategically positioned to allow for stunning pacific ocean views from all areas of the project.
The apartments at Santa Clara Residences are designed so that you can fully enjoy the breathtaking terraces in every apartment, most of which will include a private jacuzzi. The apartments will feature a floor to ceiling of 2.95 mts. which allows its residents to enjoy panoramic views of the Farallon Island and the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean.
The floor plans at Santa Clara Residences will include 94 mt2 1 bedroom + studio complete with 2 bathrooms and open kitchen, a 159 mt2 2 bedroom 2 bath layout with open kitchen and jacuzzi in the terrace, and 191 mt 2 4 bedroom 3 bath layout with jacuzzi in the terrace. There are also Jr Penthouses 208 sq meters that are 3 bedrooms 3 bath complete with jacuzzi in large terrace and also Jr Penthouses 244 sq meters that are 4 bedrooms 3 bth also with jacuzzi on large terrace.
Santa Clara Residences continues to show great demand in the Panama Real Estate market place with many local panamanians buying in this highly acclaimed panama beachfront condo project. For sales information contact panamarealtor@gmail.com at www.selectpanamarealestate.com or call us in the US at (305) 420.6840 or in Panama at (507) 302.7444
for a list of panama hotels and places to stay and things to do in and around Panama including Panama Pacific Coast Beach hotels, and Highland Hotels download this very useful list from the folks at Select Panama Real Estate http://selectpanamarealestate.com/panama-real-estate/Places-to-Stay-in-Panama.pdf Panama Hotels List
Places to Stay and Things to do in Panama and the interior and outlying islands, including tourists activities and places of interest.
Bocas del Toro
CalaLuna
757-9066 $45- $130 info@calalunabocas.com
Weckso
758-9137 15.00 la noche efraincc@cwp.net.pa
Hotel Las Brisas
757-9248 $15.00-$40.00
Hotel Laguna
757-9091 $50.00 hlaguna@cwp.net.pa
Hotel Bahía
757-9626 $18.00
Hotel del Parque
757-9008 $25.00 – $37.50 delparque35@hotmail.com
Hotel sobre el mar Pargo Rojo
757-9649 $25.00 bbahary@hotmail.com
Chalet Suizo Suites
758-8242/758-7979 $12.50 – $45.00 chalet_suizo@yahoo.com
Bocas del Toro Cont.,
Cocomo-On-the-Sea
757-9259 $50.00 cocomoonsea@cwp.net.pa
Swan´s Cay
757-9090 $66.00 bocascay@hotmail.com
Buccaneer Resort
757-9042 $65.00
Finca Verde
757-9738
Las Delicias
757-9318 $11.00
Lula’s Bed & Breakfast
757-9057 $45.00 lulabocas@msn.com
Hospedaje Sagitarius
757-9578 $16.00 mangroveinn@yahoo.com
Mangrove Inn
757-9594 $70.00
La Coralina
757-9458 $29.00
Banana-View 757-9591 $5.00
Al Natural Resort
757-9004 $55.00-$75.00 alnaturalbocas@cwp.net.pa
Casa Acuario
775-9565 $85.00 joberg1301@cwp.net.pa
Darién
Hotel Felicidad
264-9985 / 299-6544 B/.15.00 hotel_felicidad@yahoo.com
Colón
Hotel Andros-Colón 441-0477 $30.00
Hotel Carlton 447-0349 $35.00
Hotel Davis Suites 473-0639 $30.00-$40.00 DavisSuites@yahoo.com
Hotel New Washington 441-7133 $90.00
Meliá Panamá Canal 470-1100 melia.panama.canal@solmelia.com
Sierra Llorona Panama Lodge 442-8104 617-8104 $55.00 info@sierrallorona.com
Isla Grande
Cabañas Super Jackson 448-2311 $ 25.00
Brujitos Villas 270-3881 673-3870 kjuliao@cableonda.net
Portobelo
Coco Plum 448-2102 $25.00 happypty@panama.c-com.net
Chiriquí
Boquete
Los Establos 720-2685 $ 130.00 losestablos@valleescondido.biz
Valle Escondido 720-1954 ext.103 $ 135.00 reservations@valleescondido.biz
Hostal Baru 720-2463 hostalbaru@hotmail.com
Cabañas La Via Lactea 720-2376 info@lavialactea.biz
Cabañas Villas Lorena 720-1848 villaslorena@gmail.com
Chiriquí -Highlands
Hostal Llano Lindo 6514-0094 $20.00 hogarfeliz39@hotmail.com
Hostal Brisas de California 771-4323 $15.00-$30.00 elayru16@hotmail.com
Hostal Cielito Sur Bed & Breakfast 771-2038 stay@cielitosur.com
Hotel Koco´s 770-7049 $75.00
La Montaña y El Valle 720-2211 information@coffeeestateinn.com
Hotel Centro Turístico Los Delfines 774-6478
Hotel Fundadores 720-1298 $33.00-$60.00 hotfundland@cwp.net.pa
Hotel Panamonte 720-1327 $65.00 panamonte@cwpanama.net
Cabañas Los Quetzales 771-2182 $44.00-$55.00
Cielito Sur 771-2038 $45.00 glee@cielitosur.com
Cabañas Villa Marita 720-2164 villamarita@cwpanama.net
Hotel Roquebert 720-1365
Hotel Cerro Punta 771-2020 $22.00
Cabañas Valle de la Luna 771-4225 $10.00
Cabañas Mar y Sol 771-4585 $20.00
Hotel y Complejo Turistico Oasis Place 771-4644 oasis2003place@yahoo.es
Hotel Don Tavo 771-4258
Cabañas Las Huacas 771-4363 $25.00-$85.00
Cabañas Lolus 771-4864
Hotel Dos Ríos 771-4271 $28.00
Cabañas Kucikas (Bambito) 771-4245 $60.00
Hotel Bambito 771-4265 $115.00 bambito@sinfo.net
Cabañas Rincones de Ensueños 771-5121 $60.00 a_strah@hotmail.com
Los Quetzales 771-2291 $30.00 carlos@LosQuetzales.com
David
Hotel Castilla 774-5236 $25.00
Hotel Fiesta 775-5454 $20.00- 25.00 hotelfiestamef@mef.gob.pa
Hotel Iris 775-2251 $20.00
Hotel Madrid 775-2051
Gran Hotel Nacional 775-2221 $46.00
Hotel Saval 775-3543 $10.00
Hotel Occidental 775-4068 $20.00
Hotel Panama Rey 775-0253 $20.00-$35.00 hotelpmarey@hotmail.com
Coclé
Aguadulce
Hotel Carisabel 997-3801 $27.00
Hotel Interamericano 997-4363 $26.00
Hotel Sarita 997-4437 $16.00
Natá
Pensión David 993-5573 $16.00
Penonomé
Trinidad Spa & Lodge 983-8900 reservas@posadaecologica.com
Hotel Dos Continentes 997-9325 $25.00 ventas@hoteldoscontinentes.com
Residencial El Paisa 997-9242 $9.00
Pensión Los Pinos 997-9518 $13.00
Hotel & Suites Guacamaya 991-1010 $30.00 – $65.00 hguacamaya@cwpanama.net
Hotel La Pradera 991-0106 $24.00 – $28.00 hotelpradera@cwpanama.net
Valle de Antón
Hotel Rincón Vallero 983-6175 $75.00
B&B PARK EDEN (507)226-8858 /983-6167 $ 85.00 parkeden@cwpanama.net
Hotel Don Pepe 983-6835
Hotel Residencial El Valle 983-6536
Motel Niña Delia 983-6110 $18.00
Cabañas Gysell 983-6507 $19.00
Cabañas Potosí 983-6181 $33.00
Cabañas Bambú 983-6251 $33.00
Hotel Greco 998-6149 $23.00
Los Nances 983-6126 $50.00
Hotel Campestre 983-6438 $60.00
Aparta hotel El Valle 264-2272 $24.00 y 34.00
Los Capitanes 983-6080 capitanes@cwp.net.pa
Hotel residencial el Valle (507)983-6536
La Casa de Lourdes Hotel (507)983-6450 $ 80.00 info@lacasadelourdes.com
Anton Valley Hotel 983-6097 info@antonvalleyhotel.com
Antón
Hotel Rivera 987-2245 $25.00 hotelrivera@gmail.com
Herrera
Chitré
Pensión Central 996-0059 desde $15.00 pension-central@hotmail.com
Q-tarras Tours 966-9476 cutarras@hotmail.com
Hotel Hong Kong (507)996-5229 manuelarauz@cwpanama.net
Hotel Versalles 996-4422 $30.00
Hotel Bali Panama 996-4620 cjaen@balipanama.com
Hotel Hawaii 996-3158 $16.00
Hotel Rex 996-2408 $25.00
Hotel Santa Rita 996-4610 $20.00
Los Santos
La Villa de Los Santos
Hotel Kevin 966-8276/6521-9105 kevinmoreno@hotmail.com
Panamá Hotels
Caesar Park Panamá 2260116/270-0477 reservations@caesarparkpanama.com
Coral Suites Aparthotel 269-2727 $65.00 coralserver@coralsuites.net
Country Inn Suites 236-6444/800-507-1067 $80.00 country.pma@pty.com
Crystal Suites Hotel 263-2644 $55.00 atencion@crystalsuites.com
Gran Hotel Soloy 227-1133 $50.00 soloyger@cableonda.net
Hostal Casa de Campo Country Inn & Spa 226-0274 / 6677-8993 $60.00 +
inform@panamacasadecampo.com www.panamacasadecampo.com
Hotel Andino 225-1162 $22.00 andino@sinfo.net
Hotel California 263-7736 $20.00 info@hotel-california.ws
Hotel Caribe 227-5082 $27.50 panama@caribehotel.com
Hotel Costa Inn 227-1522 $45.00 costainn@cwpanama.net
Hotel Covadonga 225-5275 $22.00 marit@sinfo.net
Panama Hotels Continued
Hotel Deville 263-0303 $120.00 reservaciones@devillehotel.com.pa
Hotel El Panamá 215-9000 $140.00 reservas@elpanama.com
Hotel Granada 263-7477 $77.00
Hotel Latino 227-3395 $20.00
Hotel Marbella 263-2220 $38.50 hmarbella@cableonda.net
Marriott Hotel 210-9100 $160.00 marriott@cableonda.net
Hotel Miramar Intercontinental 214-1000 $220.00 panama@interconti.com
Hotel Montreal 263-4422 $27.50 hmontreal@cableonada.net
Hotel Plaza Paitilla Inn 269-1122 $120.00 ppinn@ns.sinfo.net
Hotel Ribadavia 225-7244 $30.00 hotel@ribadaviapanama.com
Hotel Suites Central Park 223-3100 $135.00
Hospedaje Casco Viejo 211-2027 $12.00 info@hospedajecascoviejo.com
Riande Continental 263-9999 $100.00 reservas@hotelesriande.com
Riande Aeropuerto 290-3333 $89.00 resort@hotelesriande.com
Hotel Roma 227-3844 $60-100 info@hotelromaplaza.com
Tower House Suites 269-2669 $45.00 Towerh@sinfo.net
Hotel Venecia 227-5252 $24.00 hotelvenecia@email.com
Sevilla Suites Apart-Hotel 213-1312 $65.00 sevillasuites@sevillasuites.com
Las Vegas Hotel Suites 269-0722 $60.00 manager@lasvegaspanama.com
Suites Ambassador 263-7274 $100.00 ambassad@sinfo.net
Suites Plaza 264-5033 $35.00 aplazaventas@cableonda.net
The Bristol 265-7844 $165.00 bristol@thebristol.com
The Executive 265-8011 $100.00 reservacionesenlinea@elejecutivo.com
Torres de Alba Hotel & Suites 269-7770 $83.00 reservas@torresdealba.com.pa
Holiday Inn Panamá 206-5555 $150.00 holidayinn@holidayinnpanama.com
Hotel Bella Vista 264-4029 $17.00 hbellavista@cwpanama.net
Panama Private Tours 6617-6974 info@panamaprivatetours.com
Campana
Hostal Hacienda Doña Victoria 236-4152 6618-8370 $39.00 hostalhdvic@cwpanama.net
Taboga
Hotel Taboga 250-2122 $55.00 htaboga@sinfo.net
Taboga Fishing 250-2116 616-2604 277-0518 taboga_fishing@hotmail.com
Panama Pacific Coast Beach Hotels
Motel Punta Chame 264-7560 $35.00/$70.00 (cabañas)
Cabañas de Playa Gorgona 269-2433/240-6160 $44.00
Cabañas Las Hadas, Gorgona 263-4751 $16.50
Punta Chame Turística 223-1747 $55.00 wengru@sinfo.net
Hotel Bananas Village Resort 263-9510 $95.00
Hospedaje San Carlos 240-8185 $13.00
Cabañas La Cholita 232-4561 $40.00
Hotel Playa Río Mar 240-8027/264-2272 $39.00 marylin@sinfo.net
Cabañas Las Sirenas (Santa Clara) 263-7577/993-3235 $88.00
Cabañas Las Veraneras 993-3313 $62.00
Coronado Golf & Beach Resort 264-3164 $180.00 reservas@coronadoresort.com
Club Gaviota 227-4929 $50.00
XS (Santa Clara) 993-3096 $52.00 (cabañas)/$10.00 (camping)
Cabañas Los Ángeles 221-4643 $85.00
Rio Mar Surf Camp 240-9128 $15.00 riomarsurf@hotmail.com
Hostal Playa Lajas 776-3157/661-6051 $50.00 hotalplayalajas@hotmail.com
Gamboa
Gamboa Rainforest Resort 264-1498 $110.00 guestrelations@gamboaresort.com
Hotel Camping Resort 216-2016/6670-2015 $55.00 info@hotelcampingresort.com
Contadora
Villa Romantica 250-4067 $ 106.00 contadora@villa-romantica.com
Hotel Contadora Resort $110.00 reservas@hotelcontadora.com
Veraguas
Santiago
Hotel Camino Real 958-7950 $36.00
Hotel Cion Gi 998-4312 $13.00
Hotel Gran David 998-2622 $26.00
Hotel Hong 998-0671 $19.00
Hotel Melior 998-4158 $25.00
Hotel Piramidal 998-3123 $29.00
Hotel Plaza Gran David 998-3433 $18.00
Hotel Santiago 998-4824
Kuna Yala
Cabañas YANDUP 261-7229 261-6347 $ 60.00 yandup@cableonda.net
Activities of Interest:
Extreme Sports
Escuela Nube 5 680-2573 aconte@nube5.com
Panama Surf School 605-4776/615-9782 marc_saavedra06@yahoo.com
Club Eco Aventura 6650-8046/6505-0554 info@clubecoaventura.com
Tripea Panama 662-9477 info@tripeapanama.com/dcarles@tripeapanama.com
Aventuras Panamá 260-0044 info@aventuraspanama.com
Ecotourism Panama
Granja San Judas Tadeo 236-1083 agroturismo@granjasanjudastadeo.net
Safari Expeditions Panama 230-0715/230-0715 info@expeditionspanama.com
Panama Eco Surf Tours 676-9566/652-3773 Kayamerlin@hotmail.com
Panama City Tours 263-8918 ops@panamacitytours.com
Armando Pella 776-3157 hostalplayalajas@hotmail.com
Extreme Panama 674-6050 info@extremepanama.com
Aerial Tourism Panama
turismoaereo.com 315-0278 info@turismoaereo.com
Health Tourism
www.pana-health.com 223-4742 ford@royalcenter.net
Homecare San Francisco 226-5330 bnunez@pa.inter.net
Fishing Tours Panama
Panama Dos Mares 391-7071/6687-8189 panamadosmares@hotmail.com