Welcome to BoquetePanama.com - your tourism, real estate & informational portal for Boquete, Panama.

Boquete, Panama is a small and beautiful paradise in the green highlands surrounded by majestic mountains (Central Mountain Range).  There is an extremely high quality of life surrounded by its natural beauty with outstanding flora and fauna which makes Boquete a popular destination for visitors and expats.  The relatively simple life is lived here yet access to all of today’s modern necessities is available such as cell phones, computers and high speed internet.  If you are interested in getting away from your stressful life, let Boquete show you how to live.

Visitors are amazed when they step foot in this small town as they are overwhelmed by Panama’s great beauty.  There are two dormant volcanoes that reside in Boquete Panama with the most famous being Volcan Baru as it was converted into a National Park in June of 1976 due to its wonderful wild life, flora and fauna.  The Sendero de los Quetzales brings you all the was up from Boquete to Cerro Punta and the volcano.  Another geographical beauty is the Caldera River which is actually one of the reasons why the valley has taken on its geographical shape.  This river also nourishes the surrounding land giving rise to Boquete’s main industry agriculture with some of the finest coffee in the world.

Learn more about the colorful little valley Boquete below.

Boquete does not have an extensive history but the history this small town has does provide insight as to why it is a remote and humble abode for many people.  Boquete Panama was discovered as Spanish gold seekers were trekking through an opening that they believed to be a faster route to the Pacific.  Some travelers decided to make this Panamanian paradise their home, creating a life out of cultivating the fertile land at the end of the 1800s.  Boquete became official in 1911 and in 2011 the residents of this town will be celebrating its 100^th anniversary on April 11^th. People who come to Boquete appreciate the abundant natural resources like mountains covered by forests reserves, national parks (great hiking!), an extraordinary fauna diversity, creeks of crystal clear waters, idyllic rivers and a majestic volcano.

Another attraction to Boquete is the climate.  Between the months December and March, there is the summer dry season while the winter or wet season runs from April to November.  Since Boquete is high above sea level, this area tends to be much cooler especially at night.  with fresh temperatures. However, the cool breezes are often comforting under the hot Panamanian sun. Another plus: no big storms.

If Boquete Panama seems to be your type of getaway, you should really take the time out of your busy life to see what all the fuss is about.  In a few weeks, you could be sitting in the middle of paradise with a cup of the world’s finest coffee taking in stunning views of the landscape and wildlife.

Boquete is a tourist friendly town with one of the best hotels and restaurants in the country. Your hotel will be more than happy to assit you in any tour bookings and excursions. Read here what you can do and see while staying in the Boquete area. Your options are numerous.

How to get to Boquete? Read here.