The First Bridge

Bridge/Culvert construction advances, May 2008 Construction, May 08

Volcan Video

A short promotional video of Volcan Pacifica.

Promotional Video

Bridge Construction

Bridge Construction begins, April 2008 Construction, April 08

164 Acres Of Prime Land

Volcan Pacifica: The Land Gallery, February 2008. The Land Gallery

Magnificent Volcan Barú

Volcan Pacifica: The Land Gallery, February 2008. In the shadow of Barú

Volcan Pacifica: Setting the standard

Volcan Pacifica: Mountain life, mountain community

Volcan Pacifica provides high-quality mountain properties (villas and family homes) in Volcan, Panama. Here you can expect an excellent quality of life, with all the benefits of living in a secure, beautiful, remote mountain community - whilst enjoying permanent Spring-like temperatures.

Our track record in Panama real estate.

Our track record in Panama real estate

Sunset Point, Bocas, started four years ago, is our premier waterfront-based community located around two custom-built canals: The only other canals to be built in Panama in recent times. Why not come and see for yourselves - you'll be made most welcome.

Volcan Pacifica Master Site Plan.

Updated Master Site Plan

The MSP (Master Site Plan) has now had the Phase 1 overlay added to it. See the overlay of an aerial photograph for a clear rendering of how the development is to be laid out.

Volcan Pacifica Hillside

164 prime acres on the lower slopes of Volcan Barú

Spanning 164 acres on the lower slopes of Panama's tallest mountain, Volcan Pacifica is a gated community designed with an emphasis on positive coexistence with the surrounding flora and fauna. By retaining a high percentage of cloud-rainforest (surrounding and winding down through the property), the mix of single-family home sites, mountain villas and eco cabins will always retain their own privacy.

Volcan Baru

Ever-present "Barú"

The highest mountain in Panama: At 11,400 feet Volcan Barú (or simply "Barú" to the locals) is the highest mountain in Panama, and an ever-present, imposing presence on the landscape and culture of Volcan. Early morning is often the best time to see it, as it is common for the mists to accumulate round the summit in the afternoon sun.

Ten reasons to retire to Panama

In a nutshell, Panama is arguably the best place in the world to which to relocate. It is even better if you choose to retire here, with a government-backed program to assist in making that a reality. Also, crucially, the locals are friendly and welcome this official initiative.

A good time to be building in Panama

As the Panamanian government continues to encourage growth and development, many real-time rewards are available to the foreign investor. And one of these, Panama's much vaunted 20-year property tax exemption policy, was recently extended. However, whilst the deadline to qualify for the new exemption was originally set at December 31st, 2009, officials recently retracted the date by six months.

David's first-rate medical facilities/Panama health care

Panama health care: Panama generally offers good medical care and modern hospitals, although these do tend to be concetrated in and around the cities. Hence, the more rural your location, the further you are from the highest level of medical care. However, David (in Chiriqui Province), only 45 minutes from Volcan, has excellent medical facilities ...

Entrance road: bridge construction begins.

Building bridges

April 2008: The Entrance Road takes a step nearer completion this month, with the building of a bridge over one of the four rivers which run around/through the property.

Copyright 2008: The DreamScape Group

Testimonials

Volcan Pacifica Hillside "After looking around the Caribbean over the past 25 years ... I was sold on the Bocas Del Toro upscale gated community of Sunset Point


Track Record

Volcan Pacifica Hillside Sunset Point, Bocas is our reef-fronted luxury resort, centred around two custom-built canals: The only other canals recently built in Panama.


Pics Of The Week

Picture Of The Day: Restaurant garden in Volcan.

Picture Of The Day: Flowers by the roadside.

Picture Of The Day: A footbridge on the Quetzales Trail.

Picture Of The Day: A Volcan landscape.

Picture Of The Day: An orchid at Finca Dracula.

Picture Of The Day: A Volcan meadow with two horses.

Picture Of The Day: Flowers in Chiriqui.