I took my country for granted and now I want to back so badly... I use to live in the city but now that I am a bit older and I appreciate the nature more, I would be so happy to live in the country side... Seriously thinking to buy a holidays house in that area.
Yes, I imagine you must. Is your home country. Buy a place and I’ll rent from you. I’m moving from the US (Seattle. in a few months after Jackie’s relocation tour. It can be challenging for some ppl like me to buy there.
I'm always amazed during these interviews when the folks talk about all the activities they have available. I'm retired and live in a regular neighborhood. It is difficult to meet people my age.
This is the coolest video, guys--thanks for making it! We are a young homeschooling family of 10 that used to live 30 min. south of Panama City (for 5 years!) with 5 little ones, then moved back to South Carolina b/c of job situation. We have a business going great here in States but are thinking of moving back to a beachy area--at least part of the year, cause we HATE winters and miss the tropics!! You have convinced us to check out Pedasi with it's nice location and tight-knit community. Hope we get to meet you all, too, as we are an "artsy" family (I taught sewing and do calligraphy, an also a beekeeper and organic grower). Keep those videos coming, as many people in the U.S. are pondering moving but are kinda spooked about the process and fear the "unknown"! Thanks again for sharing!!
Thank you for these wonderful videos of towns in Azuero Peninsula! This one of Pedasí is so relaxing. I enjoyed Phil’s in Uverito and Carol’s video in Guararé too.
Such a lovely video! My wife and I lived in the US Virgin Islands for three years, returned back to the US for a work change, and are thinking of visiting Panama to see if that is to be our retirement destination. We love the proximity to the ocean, the laid back attitudes, and the affordability. On that note, could Sue and Bob give us a general idea what the living expense is for a home similar to theirs? Many thanks.
Hello, thank you for your video. You have such a lovely place. I am a surfer, wondering how the Internet is there. I would be doing some online gig work if moving there, I'm planning on going down for a Month after Covid is handled and I nail down the best season for what I want to enjoy. Scoping for my upcoming retirement from CalI. Thanks again.
lovely place,i would love it to stay in pedasi for a couple of moths,very much appreciated your video,would be the perfect place for me, i am having ends meet in CANADA.
Hi, Cesar! She forgot to tell you that she has lots of cool videos on her UA-cam channel ! Search for "Panama Relocation Tours" if you haven't seen it already. Also there are other expats that have some beautiful videos of their stays in Panama so just type whatever comes to mind in the UA-cam search box after you have finished looking at this channel.
The town looks so much bigger than a town of 1500. Or is Limon 1500 while Pedaste is much larger in population? Very much appreciated the drone footage.
I find this fascinating. Sue and Bob are so happy and love Panama. I'm 67, my wife passed 15 years ago so I'm alone by choice. I live in Florida now but I'm open to other possibilities. My hobby is metal detecting is it legal there?
We are seriously looking at Panama. I not only am a quilter but I am a long arm quilter. Did you take a machine with you? Are you still quilting? I can’t imagine my life with out a sewing machine or fabric. Help this is my only hang up.
Currently, I am living in a gated, nice 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment in Costa Rica with Wi-Fi, cable tv, airconditioner, second story balcony overlooking the city of San Isidro de El General, located in a very nice, safe neighborhood, convenient to everything, easy to walk everywhere, public transportation, Walmart, Uber, DiDi, 1 hour from the central Pacific coast, and I’m paying $217 a month plus electric which runs about $15-$20. If I could find a similar deal in Panama, I would consider moving to Panama for the fact that everything is so much cheaper there such as commodities, food, clothing, gas, etc. I’ve looked on AirBnB, but have found nothing that compares to what I’m paying in rent here.
You can find a similar deal in Panama in the Azuero Peninsula! A friend is renting a 1 bedroom furnished for $87.50 a month near Las Tablas. or get a 1 bedroom house across the street from the ocean for $300
Greetings from Ecuador. I'm originally from Lansing, Michigan. Moved to Florida for 16 years and then to Ecuador with 4 suitcases and 2 cat carriers almost 8 years ago. I'm seriously considering moving to Pedasi. I wonder if it would be possible to be in touch with Bob and Sue? Thank you kindly.
New active cases are starting to come down. You're still required to wear a masks when in public and in stores. Life is starting to get back to normal.. a little bit.
Beautiful! This looks and sounds like a dream. Congratulations to you, Sue and Bob. And to you, Jackie and PRT, for helping another couple of expats to find their little slice of happiness. I hope to do the same soon.
I took my country for granted and now I want to back so badly... I use to live in the city but now that I am a bit older and I appreciate the nature more, I would be so happy to live in the country side... Seriously thinking to buy a holidays house in that area.
Yes, I imagine you must. Is your home country.
Buy a place and I’ll rent from you.
I’m moving from the US (Seattle. in a few months after Jackie’s relocation tour.
It can be challenging for some ppl like me to buy there.
I very much like when a video begins with the location shown on a map of Panama!
I'm always amazed during these interviews when the folks talk about all the activities they have available. I'm retired and live in a regular neighborhood. It is difficult to meet people my age.
Thank you for sharing experience. I enjoy listening to you both sharing! I love the slow life so I wouldn’t have a problem relocating there from CA.
Beautiful place. Beautiful people.
What a nice couple, especially for leaving the cold winter of Michigan behind and moving to this beautiful place.
Yes they are!
Lovely video and useful information. Thanks!
I love to see people Talking GOOD of Panama.. Greats people...God bless you🙏❤
I really like Sue and Bob. Thanks for sharing their story.
Glad you enjoyed their video.
This is the coolest video, guys--thanks for making it! We are a young homeschooling family of 10 that used to live 30 min. south of Panama City (for 5 years!) with 5 little ones, then moved back to South Carolina b/c of job situation. We have a business going great here in States but are thinking of moving back to a beachy area--at least part of the year, cause we HATE winters and miss the tropics!! You have convinced us to check out Pedasi with it's nice location and tight-knit community. Hope we get to meet you all, too, as we are an "artsy" family (I taught sewing and do calligraphy, an also a beekeeper and organic grower). Keep those videos coming, as many people in the U.S. are pondering moving but are kinda spooked about the process and fear the "unknown"! Thanks again for sharing!!
Hey Carol, you should come check out Panama again. If you don't already have a residency Visa, check this out panamarelocationtours.com/guide
Thanks so much for showing us a variety of locations. This is so helpful, Jackie, What a sweetheart of a couple.
Glad you enjoyed it!
That right there is the life happy I'm looking for. So happy for you both.
Thank you for these wonderful videos of towns in Azuero Peninsula! This one of Pedasí is so relaxing. I enjoyed Phil’s in Uverito and Carol’s video in Guararé too.
Glad you like them!
Thank you for sharing this great information for those of us considering a move to Panama. It’s very much appreciated!
Live the dream and enjoy life !
Enjoyed viewing this video. Want ti consider moving to Panama. To retire.
Very nice video!! Glad you enjoy Panama.
AWESOME!!! We're hoping to get back there after the first of the year.
You should!
Pretty town.
Such a lovely video! My wife and I lived in the US Virgin Islands for three years, returned back to the US for a work change, and are thinking of visiting Panama to see if that is to be our retirement destination. We love the proximity to the ocean, the laid back attitudes, and the affordability. On that note, could Sue and Bob give us a general idea what the living expense is for a home similar to theirs? Many thanks.
They pay $650 a month for furnished 2 bedroom 2 bath house..has a pool.
@@PanamaRelocationTours gracias!
Thank you!
I'm going to live there!
You will LOVE living in Panama!
HI Sue & Bob. We are coming to Pedasi on Friday from Boquete and would love to meet you
Great job
Buenas Nachos!
hola
Great video, real people, against the awesome beauty of Pedasi, a winning combination, but excellent!!! 👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello, thank you for your video. You have such a lovely place. I am a surfer, wondering how the Internet is there. I would be doing some online gig work if moving there, I'm planning on going down for a Month after Covid is handled and I nail down the best season for what I want to enjoy. Scoping for my upcoming retirement from CalI. Thanks again.
The boxer Roberto Duran is from Guararé, which is just north of Pedasí...
This video is at Guarare -- ua-cam.com/video/bxRvqZOV4po/v-deo.html
No más!
lovely place,i would love it to stay in pedasi for a couple of moths,very much appreciated your video,would be the perfect place for me, i am having ends meet in CANADA.
I'm getting addicted to listen to nice comments about my country. Where are you uploading the next video?
Hi Ceasar, we have many move videos coming soon!
Hi, Cesar!
She forgot to tell you that she has lots of cool videos on her UA-cam channel !
Search for "Panama Relocation Tours" if you haven't seen it already.
Also there are other expats that have some beautiful videos of their stays in Panama so just type whatever comes to mind in the UA-cam search box after you have finished looking at this channel.
Are there any single ladies for us single American XPats
@@fredweis2383 Of course. Just come over and find the one for you.
Really enjoyed the video actually have watched it twice . I live in Toledo where in Michigan are you from ?
The town looks so much bigger than a town of 1500. Or is Limon 1500 while Pedaste is much larger in population? Very much appreciated the drone footage.
Pedasi is around 10k population with around 500 full-time ex-pats
Love this video! How is the internet service in Pedasi?
ola amigos ,, Gosta Panama ,,,,,
I find this fascinating. Sue and Bob are so happy and love Panama. I'm 67, my wife passed 15 years ago so I'm alone by choice. I live in Florida now but I'm open to other possibilities. My hobby is metal detecting is it legal there?
Yes, metal detecting is legal in Panama
What detector do you have? I have a Simplex+ as I'm just getting started.
@@rja12 I have an Excalibur ll and a white's DFX 300 plus a few others. Rod it's a great hobby and I'm sure you will enjoy it
How hot does it get at its peak and is it humid there year round?
low 90F, and yes it's humid.
Do you have to have additional medical care, If so, how expensive is it?
We are visiting the Azuero in late December. Is there a gym in Pedasi?
RIP Bob
I love quilting. Any fabric stores nearby?
Yes, there are some great fabric stores in Panama. There is a big store about 1 1/2 hours away from Pedasi.
We are seriously looking at Panama. I not only am a quilter but I am a long arm quilter. Did you take a machine with you? Are you still quilting? I can’t imagine my life with out a sewing machine or fabric. Help this is my only hang up.
Currently, I am living in a gated, nice 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment in Costa Rica with Wi-Fi, cable tv, airconditioner, second story balcony overlooking the city of San Isidro de El General, located in a very nice, safe neighborhood, convenient to everything, easy to walk everywhere, public transportation, Walmart, Uber, DiDi, 1 hour from the central Pacific coast, and I’m paying $217 a month plus electric which runs about $15-$20. If I could find a similar deal in Panama, I would consider moving to Panama for the fact that everything is so much cheaper there such as commodities, food, clothing, gas, etc. I’ve looked on AirBnB, but have found nothing that compares to what I’m paying in rent here.
You can find a similar deal in Panama in the Azuero Peninsula! A friend is renting a 1 bedroom furnished for $87.50 a month near Las Tablas. or get a 1 bedroom house across the street from the ocean for $300
@@PanamaRelocationTours Thank you very much for sharing this information with me. I will check it out!
I would love to follow your blog if you are willing to share. I am a quilter and my husband wood carves. So would love to check it out.
AHHH! You two are TEMPTING US!!! Yet we arent close to retirement..hmmmmm how do we do this! lol
Ask your employers if you can work remotely OR start an online business... that's who you can move to Panama sooner!
Greetings from Ecuador. I'm originally from Lansing, Michigan. Moved to Florida for 16 years and then to Ecuador with 4 suitcases and 2 cat carriers almost 8 years ago. I'm seriously considering moving to Pedasi. I wonder if it would be possible to be in touch with Bob and Sue? Thank you kindly.
@Lorie Dyer, send an email to info@panamarelocationtours.com I will forward it to Bob and Sue so they can contact you. You will LOVE living in Panama!
Are there hospitals close by?
There is a clinic in Pedasi and a hospital in Las Tablas
@@PanamaRelocationTours I would probably need to be somewhere more metropolitan like DAVID. I take a lot of medications and have many health issues.
great story.....question? how much family did you leave behind? children? grandchildren? elderly parents?
How is everything with the pandemic?
New active cases are starting to come down. You're still required to wear a masks when in public and in stores. Life is starting to get back to normal.. a little bit.
Colonizer will eventually ruin Panama too with their gated communities, entitled attitudes...smdh
Beautiful! This looks and sounds like a dream. Congratulations to you, Sue and Bob. And to you, Jackie and PRT, for helping another couple of expats to find their little slice of happiness. I hope to do the same soon.
Thank you so much!