Pedasi

Pedasi is a town and a district in the Los Santos province, on the Azuero Peninsula, on the Pacific coast of Panama. It is located about 300 kilometers (186 miles) south of Panama City, and has a population of about 4,000 people. Pedasí is known for its rural, beachy, and small-town charm, with its colonial architecture, its colorful houses, and its friendly locals. Pedasí is also known for its fishing, surfing, and wildlife, as it is close to the Isla Iguana Wildlife Refuge, the Playa Venao surf spot, and the whale-watching season.

Pedasí offers a simple and tranquil lifestyle, with a touch of culture and adventure. Pedasí has a few services, shops, restaurants, and hotels, but it is not a touristy or crowded place. Pedasí also has a growing and diverse expat community, mostly from North America and Europe, who have been attracted by the natural beauty, the low prices, and the authentic feel of the town. Pedasí has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with many festivals, events, and traditions, such as the Carnival, the Festival of the Ox Cart, and the Patron Saint’s Day. Pedasí is the best expat location for those looking for a simple, tranquil, and friendly lifestyle, with a close connection to the rural and coastal culture of Panama. There are many expat communities in Pedasí, especially in the areas of Los Destiladeros, Playa Venao, and Limón, where you can find houses, condos, or apartments, starting from $400/month for rent or $80,000 for purchase. You can also find more rustic and remote options in the surrounding villages, such as Cañas, Cambutal, or Tonosí. Pedasí is also a popular destination for retirees, surfers, and nature lovers, who can enjoy the warm climate, the low cost of living, and the abundant wildlife in the area.

These are just some of the many regions and cities that Panama has to offer for expats, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on your preferences and needs. Panama is a diverse and beautiful country, with something for everyone.