Panama

Panama

Panama is a territory where we are permanently based.

Not to "do Panama", but because this country still offers what has almost disappeared elsewhere: space, wilderness, life, and above all, real freedom of movement.

Here, two oceans face each other. The Caribbean Sea and the Pacific.

BOCAS DEL TORO — CARIBBEAN BASE

An archipelago of eight islands, still largely preserved, which we call our sanctuary.

Empty beaches. Areas where fishing pressure remains very low, when you know where to go, and when.

Here, big jacks cruise the shoreline at sunrise. Lobsters often end up at lunch. Snooks and tarpons rule the mangroves.

A margarita. A good glass of wine shared as the light softens.

PACIFIC COAST

A change of world.

Roosterfish, yellowfin tuna, marlin. Roosters and jacks in casting, sometimes straight from the beach.

Hannibal Bank is one of the two or three most renowned areas in the Northern Hemisphere for black marlin. A seamount discovered in 1914, where currents concentrate all pelagic life.

Here, we read the sea. We choose our windows. Sometimes, we accept to walk away.

WILDLIFE EVERYWHERE

Caimans in the mangroves. Sea turtles. Sloths, howler monkeys, toucans.

Life is everywhere. Not as scenery. Constantly.

BIVOUAC

Desert islands. Fire on the ground. Grilled fish. Jungle all around.

Between bivouac and exceptional places, between simple gastronomy and raw adventure, Panama is lived here in its most authentic form.