The reporter stands facing the camera, the Pacific breeze lifting her notes.
She describes Las Lajas, a long, peaceful stretch of beach in Panama where pelicans glide overhead and baby turtles make their way to the water.
The small town sits four miles inland, dotted with colorful homes, grocery stores, and friendly smiles. Locals and expats live side by side, enjoying low living costs and quiet days.
Getting there takes about an hour from David, but visitors say it’s worth every mile.
Life moves slowly, the air stays salty, and the sunsets leave everyone staring.
My Take…
I lived in a very small beach town (Arboletes) for a year in Colombia. Trust me, the honeymoon soon wears off 🙂
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https://www.liveandinvestoverseas.com/countries/panama-countries/laidback-living-in-a-quiet-beach-town/
