Five reasons Americans should choose Panama over the Caribbean, with day trips to boot

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11-29-2010 @ 7:18AM

bob said...

My wife and I may go to Pannama some time. But for now we live in Dominica WI. Yes it's in the Caribbean, has the same things as Panama. But only 71,000 residents,tallest building is 5 stories. This is a real unspoiled tropical island.
Check it out. AND NO IT IS NOT THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

11-29-2010 @ 10:16AM

CT said...

Yes, Dominica is a beautiful island. Been there a few times. Has over 300 water falls, and very much a tropical rain forest. The only downside that I could tell. Winding unimproved roads from the airport to the capital Rosseu. I couldn't wait to get out of the van. No big hotels or conference centers, but that's also the good thing. Keeps all tourists away. Some of the best SCUBA diving on the planet.

11-29-2010 @ 12:06PM

Susan said...

Bob, liked your post. Question, do you find it is necessary to know Spanish in order to live a quality and safe life where you are? thanks for any help.

11-30-2010 @ 2:50PM

Harry said...

Saw your reply about Panama. We have lived in Costa Rica for 9 years and are thinking of relocating due to increse cost of living and devaluation of dollar exchange. Was wondering if you would share some information about life in your part of the world. Thanks in advance.

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