Visit Panama During School Break
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At the beginning of June, all across the US kids finished school for summer break. In Canada, they are finishing this week. But here in Panama, while the international schools tend to follow the US schedule, the local schools have a completely different academic year. They start at the end of February and end in mid-December meaning that the children have their summer break through the dry/summer season here (which makes total sense!).So, if you’re planning a visit, visit Panama during school break to enjoy the benefits of traveling during the off-peak season.
It might be the rainy season but there’s still plenty of sunshine and dry weather to make the most of your time here, and it’s less busy as it’s not peak tourist time like in the dry season when all the snowbirds flock down and the Panamanian schools are out.
If you’re interested in visiting Panama and exploring Panama real estate, give us a call. We can help you find a place that fits the needs of your family whether that’s with proximity to a good school, activities to do, specific amenities, or anything else that matters to you. Whether you’re looking to locate your family in the city, near the beach, or up in the mountains, we can help you find what you’re looking for.
Kent Davis, founder of Panama Equity Real Estate, is a leading expert in Panama’s competitive real estate market. Originally from Honolulu, Hawaii, he holds a Marketing Information Systems degree from James Madison University. After a successful corporate career managing multimillion-dollar inventories at Hajoca Corporation, Kent pursued his dream of living abroad, moving to Panama in 2007.
Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, he established Panama Equity to connect buyers, sellers, and investors with Panama’s top properties. Known for his transparency, expertise, and market insights, Kent has helped hundreds navigate Panama’s real estate landscape. Fluent in Spanish, he frequently publishes market reports to empower clients with informed decisions.
Beyond real estate, Kent is passionate about Panama’s culture, landscapes, and surf-friendly beaches. He lives in Panama with his wife and three sons, embracing the vibrant lifestyle the country offers.
Carl Erickson
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