Bordering Panama's oldest national park, a unique ambiance has been created with a passion for nature and harmony. Resulting in eternal happiness, for generations to come. Experiencing Yuma will make your life feel balanced, and body rejuvenated. We invite you to come and enjoy it. At Yuma you will not just buy a property, you are creating memories that last forever.
The breathtaking ocean views combined with a wide panorama of extensive valleys and mountains have sculptured this oasis. Roads have been shaped in line with nature, trees spared. The electricity is guided to your home carefully hidden underground, to maintain your breathtaking views unobstructed. A natural pool was shaped alongside the creek, constantly overflowing with pure river water. The original fruit and vegetable gardens have been preserved for you to enjoy.
MOUNTAIN CLIMATE
LIVING IN YUMA
Living in the mountains is a great way to get away from the stress and busyness of city life. Mountain views at Yuma are magnificent and you'll enjoy the breath of fresh air. Life in the mountains offers privacy and a way to get back to nature. If you love tranquility, yoga, meditation, swimming, hiking, mountain biking then a mountain home makes sense for you.
If you like the tropical yet cooler climate, Yuma Mountain Villas & Resort is the perfect place to be. At Yuma, you will have a stunning, modern mountain home for you and your family. Yuma offers a wide variety of shared amenities, such as outdoor sports facilities, natural spring water pools, outdoor living, and BBQ areas, walking trails and parks.
Yuma offers:
Milder tropical temperatures (28 degrees) Health benefits from higher elevations Spacious lots with privacy
Impeccable nature
The mountains are a great way to beat the tropical heat of Panama, with much milder temperatures at it's higher elevations. The scenery is simply breathtaking. Fresh air and living on higher altitudes have positive health benefits, such as improved cardiovascular health, weight loss, and longevity of life. There is privacy in the mountains and plenty of activities year-round.
CAMPANA NATIONAL PARK
PRESERVED NATURE AT ITS BEST
Altos de Campana covers hillsides that rise above the Pacific coast. From Cerro Campana, the park’s 850-meter (2,789-ft) peak, there are dramatic views of the Pacific Ocean, Punta Chame, and on clear days, Isla Taboga. The craggy valley below, partially split by an estuary winding into the foothills, is pleasant and picturesque.
The park’s only developed trail, Sendero La Cruz, runs through several types of terrain, including humid tropical and premontane forests. Remnants from the El Valle de Anton volcano – which erupted some 200,000 years ago – can still be seen in the lava fields and igneous rocks that scatter the park.
Birders are fond of Altos de Campana, as the park is home to species that are threatened in other parts of Central America, including the violet-bellied hummingbird, white-tipped sicklebill, and the bronze-tailed plumeleteer. Other bird species include orange-bellied trogons, rufous motmots, collared aracaris, and the chestnut-capped brush-finch. In total, some 267 species of birds live in or migrate through Altos de Campana.
The park’s 39 mammal species include coati, opossum, two-toed and three- toed sloth, and Geoffroy’s tamarin monkeys. The park also has 62 amphibian and 86 reptile species, including the golden frog, which is fighting extinction. The Altos de Campana National Park is 31 miles (50 km) west of Panama City. The drive from Panama City takes about an hour.
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