There is a place near the public floating dock, where you can leave the dinghy. Here, there is also a gas station with diesel and gasoline and free water.
Close by are a few restaurants and a Chinese grocery store. The owners of the store are very helpful and will order in any product that you may need.
If you wish for a bigger selection, go to Santiago by bus.
Opposite the bus station is the big supermarket "Super Carnes". You can also get off the bus by the supermarket "Super 99" in the town centre. There is an even bigger "Super Carnes" at Avenida Central. When you're finished, you can get a taxi back to Puerto Mutis with all your shopping for around 15$.
If needing something from the Allbrock Mall in Panama, just take the first bus in the morning and return with an afternoon bus.
Last updated July 2012.
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