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Discover Boquete on a Scooter!
lazyiconoclast Says: One of the wonderful things to do in Boquete is simply to go around, visiting and taking in all of the wonderful sights. This can be done in a manner of ways: taxi, rental car, on foot, horseback, or my favorite option, by scooter.Scooters can be rented from "Boquete Scooter...
elsadran Says: At Cafe Ruiz you can arrange to have a tour around the Ruiz plantation which is said to produce the best coffee in the area. You can see the plants, and then go on to the processing plant where a guide will give you all the details of the coffee treatment until it is put in...
elsadran Says: This is a government licenced (ANAM) wild animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Center run by a couple with great love and care for animals. They have put huge amounts of work, energy and money to make this settlement and keep it running. The animals are kept in spacious cages...
elsadran Says: The beautiful flower gardens of this private residence cover an immense area and are so colourful and nicely manicured that you don't want to leave. They have planted all the endemic plants and flowers and are taking excellent care of them. As they are open to the public...
elsadran Says: Cerro Punta is on the west side of Volcan Baru at an altitude of 1980m. Hiking for Volcan Baru and the National Park Amistad starts here. The trail of Quetzals is better accessed from Cerro Punta than from Boquete. The town has lovely views and a cool climate. It is less...
Las Ruinas Boquete Restaurant: By FAR Boquete's Best Restaurant!!
larryinpanama Says: New England Culinary School graduate and cookbook author Executive Chef Craig Jacobs has brought his extensive experience with restaurants in New York, New Orleans & Florida (including his work as Sous Chef at Ritz-Carlton Hotels) to Boquete by opening Restaurante Las...
Choco Chettas- chocolate & strawberries
elsadran Says: Mmmm! Delicious, succulent, alluring chocolate strawberries. Unforgetably delicious! Skewers with pieces of marshmallow, brownies or strawberries dipped into chocolate and putting on a yummy yummy coat of it!!! My steps always took me to the shop without even thinking of it....
elsadran Says: El Sabroson is the most popular restaurant in Boquete is very cheap and very tasty. It is a canteen-style restaurant where food is exceptionally good. Don't be deterred by the general looking of the service area. The food is worthy more than you will pay for it! Every dish I...
elsadran Says: Deli Baru is actually a quality super market where you can find wines, delicacies, good coffee and more. Next to it is the Cafeteria - Restaurant where the food is tasty, light and special. The owner comes from Greece and has settled in Panama where he has set two Deli Baru,...
elsadran Says: The atmosphere in the restaurant is obviously a reflection of its owner's personality. Lauretta Bonfiglio is a dynamic, pleasant Italian lady who captures her guests by her genuine attention! Many of her paintings are hung on the walls.The food is excellently cooked and...
Zanzi-bar and Snoopy's: Pub crawling
theodoreconrad Says: Zanzi bar is the only 'real' bar I could find in this small town. It's on the main drag of town, just past the church. This place gets pretty busy on the weekends, so get there early to grab a seat, there aren't many of them here. It's a very relaxed atmosphere and you'll...
bilgeez Says: The Buses from David to Boquete are of the "Diablo Rojo" type, in other words, recycled US school buses. Not comfortable as the seating is spaced for grade school-sized children, not adults. If you are over 5 ft tall (1.6 meters) your knees will hit the seat in front of you....
elsadran Says: Buses from David to Boquete take 1 hour and the fare is 1.4$ From Boquete to David buses start from the northern side of Boquete central square, and run every half an hour from 5:00am until 6:30pm. You can also catch it on the main road. Just wave to it and it will...
Romero's: Supermarket In Boquete
bilgeez Says: If you go to Boquete there is a decent supermarket there, it is called Romero's, it is part of the Rey's system in Panama. It is not a big market, but it has a decent variety of stuff and an in-house bakery, so you can get really fresh baked goods right there at very...
elsadran Says: On the central street near the junction of the roads to the northern areas you can find a nice shop with a variety of fine art craft and stylish decorative items. Molas, paintings, antiques, jewelery, costumes and curiosities are some of the objects on sale. You will surely...
elsadran Says: At the northern end of the central street is Boquete Souvenirs. It is packed with nice objects and beautiful ideas for gifts. There are masks ,baskets, ceramics, hammocks, handicrafts, molas, bracelets, necklaces and a lot more...Prices are a little higher than in Panama...
Border Crossing between Costa Rica and Panama
Suzie3 Says: I thought we would never get through this. It took about 1 1/2 hrs. Our friend from Costa Rica was driving his van and had to have a pile of papers. Make sure your driver if you have one is familiar with what is needed. Orlando was short one but managed to have it ignored....
elsadran Says: As nights are chilly and temperature may fall to near zero you should provide yourself with warm jackets, especially if you want to wander around in the night. If you have planned to do camping then you need a pack of warm clothes because it is really freezing in the...
bilgeez Says: The Rio Calderon runs through Boquete, during rainy season it is very rapid and exciting to see.If you walk south from town, down calle 1 about a kilometer (half a mile or so), off to the left is one of those cable suspension bridges over the river. I walked across it and...
elsadran Says: Canopying is a nice idea for taking out your energy. The technique of sliding on strong cables over the canopy of tall forest trees was taken from the indigenous people and then perfected by botanists and naturalists all over the world. Today everyone can taste this...
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I thought we would never get through this. It took about 1 1/2 hrs. Our friend from Costa Rica was driving his van and had to have a pile of papers. Make sure...
9 members live in Boquete
Q: I am currently living about 20 minutes NE of Grecia, Costa Rica. I have traveled to Panama on several occasions and am considering...
A: I think NOW it's a good moment to go, from april to november is the rainy season, and the children has no school holidays.
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I've got some interesting experiences in Boquete. I'd love to share with you the 19 tips I've written, the 46 photos uploaded, and 1 travelogue I've created.
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We flew from Panama City to David .There we picked up a rental car and then drove to Boquete. The distance from Panama City to Boguete is about 480 Km. From the city of David it is about 40 km, which...
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A darling little town up in the hills. Eternal spring temps. People come from all over in January for the flower festival. The buildings are the typical cement unimaginative ones you see a lot in...
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SCENIC BEAUTY IN A MOUNTAIN VILLAGE
I've got some interesting experiences in Boquete. I'd love to share with you the 9 tips I've written, the 9 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Boqeute certainly has it's beautiful and interesting spots. None are within the town proper itself though. Once there, there is surprisingly very little to do other than wander aimlessly around...
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