Noteable Panamanian poet, Lady Nineta writes of the glories of Panama’s natural

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Bruja…palabra de aire,

Bruja…palabra de tierra,

Bruja…palabra de agua,

Bruja…palabra de fuego…

Palabra sagrada, que en la unión de elementos,

Forma gracia contenida en cuerpo de mujer…

Fragancia de Jazmín y Nardos,

De flor de Loto y Rosas

Olor a hierba mojada y a,

Carbón ardiente en la madrugada…

Palabra sagrada, que le das a mi alma…

Fuerza, coraje y pasión…

Canción de cuna,

De vida y muerte,

De almas felices y sueños regentes.

Melodía de tierra nueva y cenizas viejas…que evocan tiempos perdidos entre fuego y madera.

Mujer pujante y guerrera,

Por la Paz siempre luchando…

Que de los demás se alimenta, y sueña con alimentarlos…

La abuela preferida de los niños,

La que parece niña debajo de las arrugas…

La que ha comprendido que en círculo de la vida…

Nacemos no sabiendo nada y morimos con las mismas dudas…

Brujas somos todos los que amamos a la Tierra,

Los que buscamos un Padre en el Sol y

Una Madre en la Luna…

This lovely piece calls for women to get involved in caring for the earth and its natural wonders. It closes with an invitation from a lover of nature to others so inclined.

The Spanish word Bruja literally translates to the English word ‘Witch”, but the meaning is not the same. In Panamanian culture, the word “witch” has a meaning more in the context of practioners of Wicca, a religion formed around a love and spiritual bond with the natural world.

Lady Nineta closes her work with the words…

Witches we are all the ones that love the Land, the ones that seek a

Father in the Sun and

A Mother in the

Moon…

A love and respect for the natural world is an important part of Panamanian culture. This is reflected in an emphasis on green projects that is rapidly expanding in this country.

When you invest in Panama real estate, be sure to aks about developments that are emphasizing green practices. You will find a range of choices sure to satisfy even the most discriminating lover of the natural world.

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Cerro Azul is located less than an hour,s drive from Panama City. It is less than 30 minutes from Panama’s International Airport. It is in the middle of Panama’s rainforest. Cerro Azul has the perfect natural, ecological and country ambience. Cerro Azul is a well recognized area for Panama’s weekenders because it is admired for its serenity and beauty.

Ferhisse’s Inn is the perfect place to stay in Cerro Azul. It offers everything you need to enjoy a perfect weekend with your loved ones. It is located at an altitude of 2,083 feet right after Goofi Lake.
Ferhisse’s Inn invites you to enjoy six amazing cabins, each with 2 queen size beds, hot water, room service. The inn has a huge pool for kids and adults, an exquisite restaurant and most of all, for everyone’s relaxation, it offers the perfect view of Panama City, The Panama Canal, The Goofie Lake in Cerro Azul and all of the surrounding mountains.

Ferhisse’s Inn Restaurant offers for your enjoyment, their huge menu of gourmet Cuban and Panamanian food. It guarantees great service and guarantees no complaints from their clientele.

Ferhisse’s Inn offers private tours, like visiting The Goofie Lake. Other activities include hiking, mud therapy and bird watching. The hotel owns a small zoo for children and adult entertainment.

You can find all the things mentioned and more on your visit to Cerro Azul’s Ferhisse’s Inn for only $44.00 per night. All the staff, including Mr. Ferhisse the Inn’s owner, will be waiting for you with open hands.

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Cerro Azul is an incredible mountainous paradise located only 45 minutes away from the hectic city-life and about half an hour from Panama’s International Airport. Because of Cerro Azul’s altitude as well as its tropical forest surroundings you can enjoy a cooler climate than in the city.

At Cerro Azul you can find amazing views of Lake Alajuela, The Panama Canal, Panama City and all the wonderful surroundings of the area. Cerro Azul is well known for its uncommon flora, fauna and wildlife; you can find jaguars, red spider monkeys, squirrel, anteaters, white tail deers; harpy eagle and many more which are considered endangered. Cerro Azul is an area that is practically virginal for investors; most of the people that visit Cerro Azul are Panamanian weekenders that got to Cerro Azul’s restaurants and spas.

There is still very little development in Cerro Azul, but investors are really interested in Cerro Azul because properties are still cheap and lots can be obtain for less than $6.00 per m2. Cerro Azul’s developments are supposed to explode in 2 or 3 years and land prices are supposed to go up at least to $30.00 per m2.

Crownland developers are close to obtaining a 355 hectares property that has easy access and amazing views of the Pacific Ocean and of Panama City; this lot is the perfect piece of land it has small rivers, waterfalls, wildlife and an amazing combination of green area and forest.

Cerro Azul is the perfect destination for retirees who want to enjoy living in an enchanting green environment, but still be close to the City.

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A beautiful mountain lot, in the hills of Cerro Azul. The fully titled lot size is approx. 2,313 meters squared, with dimensions of 25 meters front, 78 meters length, and 33 meters on the back of the property. The front 900 meters are completely flat, with a 12 degree incline behind the property.

The property is situated in a private gated community, and has water, electricity, and telephone service, readily available. Garbage pick up service is provided at a central location in the community. There is a monthly maintenance fee of $20 per month, and owners have access to all common areas of Los Altos de Cerro Azul. High speed internet and direcTV access is also available.

Cerro Azul is 1 hour from Panama City, and has amazing views of the city. The altitude of this property is at 2,100 feet, with very cool temperatures Year-Round.

Province: Panama
City: Cerro Azul
Region: Panama City
Environment: Mountain
Sell Price: $50,000.00
PREG ID: 00024
Type: Property Lot
Lot Size (m2): 2313
Property Ownership: Titled Property
Status: Active

Community Features

• Pool
• Courtyard
• Playground/Park
• Clubhouse
• Controlled Access

Panama real estate projects in Cerro Azul provide you with multiple options, such as plots, residences for a family vacation, with complete infrastructures that include drinking water, electricity, paved roads, gardens, picnic areas for recreation, parks and access to beautiful views, pathways and forests.  In the foggy woods, you can see palms that can only be seen in two other countries of the word:  Costa de Marfil and Hatiti, and the Smithosonian Institute in Panama is performing studies about this enigma.  Investing in Panama real estate in Cerro Azul provides multiple benefits, especially because it provides direct access to the International Airport of Tocumen.  Come and visit Cerro Azul and purchase your very own Panama real estate property.

One can invest in Panama real estate anywhere within the country.  The capital city and major provinces such as Colon, Bocas del Toro and Chiriqui are experiencing a boom in Panama real estate.  However, for those who want to invest and live away from the hustle and bustle of the city life, where the climate is pleasant all year round and where you can witness natures beauty close to you, then investing in Panama Real estate in the sector of Cerro Azul is a wise decision.

Cerro Azul is located in the mountains along Panama’s Chagres National Park, and just 35 minutes from Panama’s Tocumen International Airport and less than one hour from Panama City.

On a clear day you have a spectacular view of both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, as well as tropical trees, plants and majestic birds. It is 2500 to 3000 feet above sea level with temperatures that range between 70 and 80 degrees. However, at night it may get very cool

Great Amenities Offered
Between the airport and Cerro Azul there is a modern shopping center with everything from fast food shops to supermarkets, to video stores and building supply outlets. They experience great medical care at Azul’s Paitilla Hospital, which is now working in alliance with the renown, John Hopkins Medical School, which is only 40 minutes away.

The road to Cerro is paved so the trip up into the mountains from the airport is smooth and fast, and as you turn off the highway and begin climbing, you will notice that no matter how hot the day is in the city or by the ocean, you are bound to feel the coolness as you drive up Cerro’s mountain into one of its perpetual cloud banks.

You will drive by a small lake known as Goofy Lake that was built by a Swiss engineer. On the way to Cerro Azul there is also a railroad car that was brought up into the hills as a weekend house. You will like the way the houses are laid out on the mountainous terrain. They sit on top of mountains rather than down in the valleys. It allows for great views of the Chagres Natinal Park, and borders Lake Alajuela and the Panama Canal and Panama City. Behind Cerro Azul and in the opposite direction of the Canal, houses look out over the Darien Jungle. The beautiful large houses are well spaced and there is much privacy enjoyed by occupants.

Activities to Enjoy in Cerro Azul
The Chagres National Park is a great take. The Chargres River and Lake Alajuela are the first places that you have to visit when you get to the park. The Chagres River is perfect for rafting, bird watching and hiking and the Alajuela Lake is great for fishing and water sport activities like water-skiing, jet-skiing, sailing, and swimming. Also, close by you can do day tours to Panama Canal, Old Panama and shopping in the Los Pueblos Mall.

There are many dirt roads for those of you who are interested in four wheeling or hiking that will take you into the Darien Jungle. There are also roads leading to San Blas, but these roads can only be taken during the dry season –December to April. However the ride is great—you go through virgin forest and end up in perfect blue tropical waters, which are surrounded by palm trees.

You can camp almost anywhere in this park and enjoy bird watching or, just spend a night in a tropical forest. These activities of getting in touch with nature are combined with visits to authentic indigenous villages of the Embera-Wounan tribe living in the park and who have preserved their way of living and their traditions.

In short, Cerro Azul Panama is the perfect place to invest in, if you are looking for a quiet hideaway in Latin America that has all the modern conveniences that one would expect to find in a big city without the high prices; coupled with its breath-taking perfect year round temperatures, crystal clear mineral water, a flawless infrastructure, flowers, trees, and garden-like landscaping within its vast common area that is lovingly maintained year round.

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Los Altos de Cerro Azul is located just 1/2 an hour from Panama’s Tocumen International Airport and on a clear day in Altos de Cerro Azul you have a phenomenal view of both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

The project of Altos de Cerro Azul is built at an altitude of about 950 meters or 2,500 to 2,700 feet above sea level with temperatures that range between 70 degrees and 80 degrees – at night it gets very cool and you will need a blanket to keep yourself warm.

Altos de Cerro Azul is gated and has 24 hour security, a country club with pool, tennis courts and restaurant and in the surrounding forests you will find exotic birds and wildlife unique to Panama as well as a series of trails that will take you through one of the oldest cloud forests in the Western Hemisphere.

In the cloud forest it is possible to see rare palm trees that are unique to only 2 other countries in the world: Ivory Coast and Hati. No one knows how the palms were able to spread from the African coast to the Caribbean and then to the bottom of Central America – this is an enigma that is currently being studied by the Smithsonian Institute in Panama.

The flora and fauna are also unique and abundant in Cerro Azul and the following wildlife is not uncommon to the area: foxes, white-faced capuchin, ant-eater, sloth, squirrels, coatimundi, agouti, peccary and white-tailed deers, howler monkey, red spider monkey, jaguar, olingo, two-toed sloth, ocelot, jagarundi, harpy eagle and guan.

In addition to the stunning natural beauty of Altos de Cerro Azul, are also several first world amenities which include: access to high-speed satellite Internet, Direct T.V. and modern electricity and telephone services as well as the best drinking water in Panama as per a recent study conducted by the University of Panama.

On the principal road from the airport to Altos de Cerro Azul is a modern shopping center with everything from fast food shops, to supermarkets, to video stores and building supply outlets.

Medical care is a short 40-minute ride from Cerro Azul and Punta Pacifica Hospital, which is now working in alliance with Johns Hopkins Medical School.

Cerro Azul is in area of Panama that is virtually undiscovered except by locals who frequent the various spas and restaurants.

Los Altos de Cerro Azul is located just 1/2 an hour from Panama’s Tocumen International Airport and on a clear day in Altos de Cerro Azul you have a phenomenal view of both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

The project of Altos de Cerro Azul is built at an altitude of about 950 meters or 2,500 to 2,700 feet above sea level with temperatures that range between 70 degrees and 80 degrees – at night it gets very cool and you will need a blanket to keep yourself warm.

Altos de Cerro Azul is gated and has 24 hour security, a country club with pool, tennis courts and restaurant and in the surrounding forests you will find exotic birds and wildlife unique to Panama as well as a series of trails that will take you through one of the oldest cloud forests in the Western Hemisphere.

In the cloud forest it is possible to see rare palm trees that are unique to only 2 other countries in the world: Ivory Coast and Hati. No one knows how the palms were able to spread from the African coast to the Caribbean and then to the bottom of Central America – this is an enigma that is currently being studied by the Smithsonian Institute in Panama.

The flora and fauna are also unique and abundant in Cerro Azul and the following wildlife is not uncommon to the area: foxes, white-faced capuchin, ant-eater, sloth, squirrels, coatimundi, agouti, peccary and white-tailed deers, howler monkey, red spider monkey, jaguar, olingo, two-toed sloth, ocelot, jagarundi, harpy eagle and guan.

In addition to the stunning natural beauty of Altos de Cerro Azul, are also several first world amenities which include: access to high-speed satellite Internet, Direct T.V. and modern electricity and telephone services as well as the best drinking water in Panama as per a recent study conducted by the University of Panama.

On the principal road from the airport to Altos de Cerro Azul is a modern shopping center with everything from fast food shops, to supermarkets, to video stores and building supply outlets.

Medical care is a short 40-minute ride from Cerro Azul and Punta Pacifica Hospital, which is now working in alliance with Johns Hopkins Medical School.

Cerro Azul is in area of Panama that is virtually undiscovered except by locals who frequent the various spas and restaurants.