Latest Editorials and News in Coronado Panama

Why Families Are Choosing Coronado International School

Coronado International School (CIS) offers families living in Coronado more than an academic experience in Panama.

Can I Recycle in Coronado?

Yes! Recycling options are currently available in Coronado, Panama. At present, there is no curbside recycling service here, but residents and visitors in Coronado can and are encouraged to recycle.

Jellyfish season in Panama

There is no real season for jellyfish in Panama. You may find information stating the jellyfish season starts in January, while others say March, and the reason for this inconsistency is that:

March in Coronado Panama Events Guide

Coronado, Panama, is buzzing with excitement! Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to the Coronado community, here is what is happening at the Club in March.

Update on Golden Frogs in Panama and How you can Support Them!

Critical equipment for Panama’s Endangered Golden Frog’s survival in captivity was stolen from Hotel Campestre in El Valle de Anton. *** Please read, share & donate if you can. ***

The Other Panama Hat

The moment I set foot in Panama, I was captivated by the people I met - the woman hand-sewing a mola, the man helping me park my car. Yet one thing nagged at my curiosity—

Why Is the Pacific Ocean Cold in Panama Right Now?

From January to April, strong winds blowing south from the Atlantic travel over the country and push warm water away from Panama’s Pacific. Cold, nutrient-rich water flows up from deep waters.

Dead Manta Rays in Punta Chame

The Ministry of Environment (MiAMBIENTE) recently reported several dead manta rays on the coast of Punta Chame, in the province of Panama West, Panama.

Traffic Plan for Carnival in Panama

Each year, Carnival brings thousands of people to the interior of Panama. in 2026, Panama’s National Police will implement a large-scale traffic and security operation, including the reversal of ...

Insect repellant that works!—From my Panamanian neighbor

Tomorrow marks 2 weeks here in beautiful Panama. We are temporarily staying in a small residencia with a handful of vintage block houses. It’s mostly quiet though I have heard one ...

Essential Oils Every Expat Needs in Panama

Elevate your beach life with essential oils. Discover how lavender, bergamot, and eucalyptus help expats adapt to Panama’s tropical climate. Natural wellness!

Bioluminescence in Panama!

I just found out you could see Bioluminescence in Panama! From February until about April in Bocas del Toro, the phenomenon is most visible. And the best time to see it is during a new moon phase.

Connect to Coronado Panama with Playacommunity.com

Playa Community is thrilled to announce its transformation into a free, user-driven platform, allowing community members to write articles, buy and sell items, and promote their businesses in Panama.

Carnival 2026 in Panama

We’ll tell you everything you need to know about Carnival 2026, the most anticipated celebration during the month of February in Panama.

Family Camping in Panama

La Laguna de San Carlos is a good place to start if you want to go camping in Panama. A short trip from Coronado, La Laguna is accessible by car and bus, offering a great campsite for families.

How to Become a Member of the Coronado Golf & Country Club

In 2026, more people are visiting Coronado, Panama! Longtime residents are finally retiring in Panama, and new visitors are choosing to stay. Is this you?

Building Community & Upholding Traditions

Founded in 1941, when the Inter-American highway was just a dirt path, and the journey from Panama City took around 3 hours, the community of Coronado has seen immense change.

Play Pickleball in Coronado at the Golf & Country Club

Did you know you can play pickleball at the Coronado Golf & Country Club? With several courts and a large community of players, members recently played in the first tournament of the year.

Expansion of the Beach Corridor

The Ministry of Public Works (MOP) has awarded the project for the Expansion of the Beaches Corridor to Constructora MECO, SA, which submitted the lowest financial proposal during the bidding process.

Sand extraction in Punta Chame

Residents of the Punta Chame district in Chame have taken to social media to report the illegal extraction of sand in their area, and the Ministry of the Environment ordered a stop to the activity.

Exercise and Pain Manegement with Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia causes real, persistent pain driven by an over-sensitive nervous system. Science shows that properly prescribed exercise can reduce pain, improve sleep, and help the body feel safe again.