Boquete Travel Guide
Boquete is a charming town nestled in Panama’s highlands, offering cooler temperatures, stunning mountain views, and lush landscapes. Known as the “Valley of Flowers,” Boquete is famous for its coffee farms, scenic hikes, and serene atmosphere. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, coffee lover, or adventure seeker, Boquete provides a peaceful retreat with plenty to explore.
Boquete Highlights
Volcán Barú
Panama’s highest peak, offering hiking trails with breathtaking views of both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts.
Coffee Tours
Visit local coffee farms and learn about Panama’s world-renowned coffee production.
Boquete Flower & Coffee Fest
Held annually in January, this festival celebrates the region’s coffee and floral heritage.
Sendero Los Quetzales
A scenic hiking trail known for its wildlife and stunning vistas.
Top Places to visit in Boquete
Finca Lérida
A renowned coffee farm where visitors can tour the plantation and sample fresh brews.
Boquete Town Square
A charming town square surrounded by cafes, shops, and local markets.
Café Ruiz
One of the top coffee producers in the region, offering tastings and tours.
Things to do in Boquete
Getting to Boquete
Boquete is accessible from David, which is a 45-minute drive away. David is reachable by a 45-minute flight from Panama City’s Albrook Airport or by bus from the capital. Copa Airlines also has daily flights from Panama's Tocumen International Airport to David. Don't feel like flying? Renting a car in Panama City gives you the freedom to drive through the scenic, Pan-American Highway to Boquete. Enjoy the picturesque landscapes of mountains and coffee plantations as you make your way to this charming town in the highlands.
Planning Your Trip
Best Time to Visit
The dry season (December to April) offers the best weather for outdoor activities.
Where to Stay
Boquete has a variety of accommodations ranging from boutique hotels to cozy mountain retreats.
Currency
The Balboa and U.S. Dollar are both widely accepted in Boquete.