Hotels near Enrique Malek International Airport - DAV, David

We love visiting David, we have family there so it is always nice to see them. David itself, has some great restaurants, close to Boquette, which we love and visit while up there. The restaurants El Rincon Espaniol was wonderful, the paella, awesome. The Angus House, exceptional, ask for the Lebanese sauce on your meat, unbelievable. Not as much traffic as Panama City, where we are from.

David as a small town is ok. What we need can be found. Besides is close to beautiful beaches and highlands, with gorgeous views, exuberant forests, and awesome cascades, rivers, etc. Highlands, beaches peruvian food, is awesome. Is easy town to run all over. I will totally avoid to be in that hostal Bambu or any other place runner for that black guy. His attitude was totally insulting.

Hot and busy. Not much to see. Interesting place. Shopping about only activity, and most shops selling non-Panamanian items, but at a very low price. Many places to eat. People are friendly. I felt very safe walking alone throughout the city at all hours. Taxis are everywhere and inexpensive if walking isn’t your thing. I could have used better Spanish skills, but with patience and humility and effort I achieved every goal.

Everything was very good since I arrived at the airport. The city of David offers many things, beaches, temperate climate, ecotourism, it definitely has a variety for all tastes. It was excellent, and I will return in the future.

David is only good for a few stores to shop at if you own a home and need supplies. The city is dirt and the sidewalks are a joke. Watch your step everywhere or break and ankle. There is no night life and very few restaurants that I would even call somewhat edible places to go.

Global Sojourner & Not My First Trip to David: Established Transportation Hub; Good Shopping Prices; Exceptional Prices on Women’s Shoes; Great Food; Good Friendly People/Culture; Fantastic Weather if You Like The Heat.