Ate here twice while visiting Aruba in 2009: cheap and good local, Aruban food!!! Would definitely recommend it!

I "lived" here for almost 3 months back in 2007/2008. To me it's the best hostel in Darwin with it's nice, air conditioned dorms, great pool area with it's happy hour and BBQ (back then at least). Great kitchen, laundry facilities, right in the center, in front of a supermarket and mall.

Worth to go visit, even more if you're religious (catholic). Even if you're not it's still interesting! The place is huge and very luxurious. Can get very crowded in the summer.

Casco Viejo is the old quarter of Panama City, which is said to be similar to old Havana. It has many narrow streets, old monumental houses and also the cathedral of Panama City which is worth visiting. Also a visit to the Panama Canal museum, across the street from the cathedral, is worth visiting! I ended up spending much more time in this museum than expected. Nearby is La Peatonal, which is a long streets only for pedestrains where you'll find plenty of shopping: electronics, jewelry, clothes, perfumes etc. Many inhabitants of Panama City daily walk around this area and also visiting the market nearby, looking for fresh fruits and vegetables. This area and also Casco Viejo has some nice parks where you can just sit down and enjoy a good "raspado" down

Definitely worth it. There are very nice walking trails through this park with many waterfalls and lakes, very nice, light blue water. amazing!

It's just an old bridge crossing the river in the town of Lanzo Torinese.

It's a small island off the coast of Los Santos province in Panama. Foreigners must pay US$ 10 upon arrival on the island and all boats docking there pay US$ 15. I'm glad I've been to the island but I think the US$10 is way too much for just a tiny island with a nice, white sandy beach and a small forest with some iguana's. So I'll never be back there.