Some of my personal favorite things to do around Playa Venao include taking a surf lesson (or ten), going on a jungle hike, visiting the nearby town of Pedasi and exploring the many islands just offshore. In addition to being an all-around great place to stay, Selina Playa Venao also offers a variety of activities and tours to help you make the most of your time in Panama. I cannot speak more highly of this hostel chain, as they provide everything you could possibly need (and more) while working on the road. Their business model caters to those that are working and travelling with plenty of coworking space, fast Wi-Fi and a community of people just like you. Well, Playa Venao is where this company all began, and they have continued to build an extraordinary place for digital nomads or travelers to escape to. If you are familiar with Central and South American hostels then I am almost positive you have heard of the hostel Selina and probably stayed in a few. I spent a few months here while I was backpacking Central America and what was supposed to be a week-long trip quickly turned into a few months of surf, sand, and sun… and I was not upset about it. So, if you are looking for a place to live the digital nomad life on a budget, with some of the best surfing in Central America, Playa Venao should definitely be at the top of your list!ĭigital Nomad Personal Experience in Playa Venao While Panama tends to be a bit higher in price than the rest of Central America, living in Playa Venao is pretty easy on the checking account. However, there are still a few things to do in Playa Venao if you need a break from the sand and sun. The town has a reputation for being a bit sleepy and many of your days will be spent lounging by the beach or catching a wave. The black sand beaches have a surf swell that is hard to beat in most parts of the world, and with it being less popular than the likes of Costa Rica or Nicaragua, you can still catch a wave without having to jostle for position.
While Playa Venao is definitely still off the radar when it comes to places to live, it is slowly but surely making a name for itself. This less than touristy town is becoming more and more popular with digital nomads for its incredible surf, cheap cost of living and friendly locals. Off the southern coast of Panama lies one of the most up and coming beach towns in Central America, Playa Venao.
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