House of Nomad

We have been lucky enough to go to Mallorca many times and still have a never ending list of things we want to check out. The island truly has something for everyone. Adventure, shopping, dining and some of the most amazing views in the Mediterranean.

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• Cap Rocat
• Central Hotel Panama

• Lo Que Hay — enjoy the Carpaccio De Yuva Con Atun Fresco and the Salsa de tomate with the fried sticky rice... it will change your life.
• Cocktails and apps at Mahalo Cina y Jardin — be sure to ask to sit outside on their patio; string lights patterned cement tile and the largest palm plants we have ever seen. Enjoy perfectly grilled Pupo, the Colas de Langosta prawns, and wash it down with a mojito.
• Taste local Rum and Beer at La Rana Dorada.
• Mahalo Snack Shack — best brunch in the city!
• Visit the La Pulperia for snacks and cocktails - we loved this moody bar!

• Enjoy a cup of the coveted Geisha coffee at the Cafe Unido Casco Viejo.
• Cocktails with a view at the CasaCasco rooftop.
• Shop local at the Mercadito Artesanias Cathedral — really cool market near the waterfront.
• Meet the local Kuna women selling items outside the markets near the waterfront area! Many still wear traditional Kuna dresses and beaded jewelry.
• Explore the areas around the Panama Canal by boat… another chance to meet the local Embera community who specialize in intricate weaving techniques.
• Take a 2-3 day trip to the San Blas islands to meet the Kuna community and explore a few of the 365 islands!
• See Panama City (and beyond!) from a local — Victor Perez @localinpty.

• The Biomuseo designed by architect Frank Gehry
• The Museo de la Mola (MUMO)
• The Metropolitan Natural Park — only 20 min from the center of the city where densely rainforest lies full of native birds and animals (even sloths!)
• If you have time take it a step further and see out the National Soberania Park in Las Cumbres full of trails and streams for the chance to spot monkeys, sloths, birds and jaguars