Getting Around
Utilize the frequent local bus services or 'chivas' to travel easily between Las Lomas and the center of David.





Las Lomas is a significant township within the David District of Panama's Chiriquí Province. Often recognized as a residential extension of the nearby city of David, it provides a more relaxed, local atmosphere while remaining close to major transportation links and modern amenities. The area is characterized by its tropical climate and strategic position, making it an ideal starting point for excursions to the volcanic highlands or the Pacific plains. Visitors can experience the genuine rhythms of Panamanian life, explore local markets, and enjoy the scenic backdrop of the Chiriquí landscape. Its proximity to David ensures that travelers have easy access to shopping, healthcare, and regional transit while staying in a more community-focused setting.
Las Lomas is a significant township within the David District of Panama's Chiriquí Province. Often recognized as a residential extension of the nearby city of David, it provides a more relaxed, local atmosphere while remaining close to major transportation links and modern amenities. The area is characterized by its tropical climate and strategic position, making it an ideal starting point for excursions to the volcanic highlands or the Pacific plains. Visitors can experience the genuine rhythms of Panamanian life, explore local markets, and enjoy the scenic backdrop of the Chiriquí landscape. Its proximity to David ensures that travelers have easy access to shopping, healthcare, and regional transit while staying in a more community-focused setting.
Strategic location near the city of David.
Gateway to the scenic Chiriquí highlands and Boquete.
Authentic atmosphere reflecting daily Panamanian life.
Proximity to Enrique Malek International Airport.
The area is primarily residential, so nightlife and tourist-specific attractions are more limited than in Boquete.
Proximity to David provides easy access to hospitals and the Enrique Malek International Airport.
Ideal for travelers looking for budget-friendly accommodation options outside the main city center.
Utilize the frequent local bus services or 'chivas' to travel easily between Las Lomas and the center of David.
Look for small 'fondas' to try traditional Panamanian dishes like sancocho or arroz con pollo at local prices.
Local immersion and a convenient stopover in the Chiriquí region.
USD $
$50-$90 p/day
11,726
Expect a tropical climate; carry light clothing and stay hydrated, especially during the humid midday hours.
While Spanish is the primary language, basic English is understood in larger commercial areas, but learning a few Spanish phrases is helpful.
Spanish, English
December-April
The late dry season offers hot, sunny weather ideal for visiting nearby rivers and coastal areas.
The start of the green season brings refreshing rain and vibrant flora across the Chiriquí province.
These are the wettest months; great for seeing waterfalls at their peak, though travel can be slower due to rain.
December marks the start of the dry season, featuring clear skies and pleasant breezes.