Boquete in Panama is one of the most tranquil and unique places in Panama. Boquete is located in the beautiful Chiquiri Province and has over the years grown to be an important ecotourist destination in Panama due to its rich fauna and flora, protected wildlife species. Boquete in Panama has two main seasons – the dry season, which lasts from November to April, and the rainy season from May to October. The village of Boquete in Panama has an altitude of 3,200 feet, while its surrounding mountains rise 11,000 feet above sea level. Boquete is bounded to the north by the communities of Bocas del Toro to the north, the district of Gualaca on the east and Dolega and David to the south.

Boquete is said to have the secret of longevity as the people who live there generally tend to live there over one hundred years old and are often found in good, sound health. This is said to be due to the friendly, sunny yet refreshing climate as mountain breezes blow into the Boquete valley from the Baro Volcano, which is the highest mountain range found in Panama. The Baru Mountain is dormant, but, signs of vibrant volcanic activity may be seen through the presence of hot springs that bubble to the earth’s surface among the myriads of flowers found in the region.

The coffee and oranges grown in Boquete in Panama are considered to be of the best quality and sweetest in Panama, and among the best produced in the world. Harvesting coffee is undertaken by the local Guaymi Indians, for whom the harvest season represents a time of happiness and festivity. The Guaymi Indians normally wear their beautifully color traditional wear, while harvesting coffee – a time which also serves for family togetherness and unity.

Coffee harvest coincides with the Flower Fest, which is a festive period for celebrating the new blossoms of all the species of flowers in Boquete in Panama. The flowers found in Boquete in Panama are unique and considered among the most exotic in the entire hemisphere. Flower Fest has grown to become a major eco tourist attraction in Boquete in Panama, making it one of the most delightful and modest vacation hubs for nature lovers and adventurers. Boquete in Panama is also said to be home of the largest trees in the region and ultimately has been protected as a wildlife reserve for the diverse species of birds and animals found in the mountain ranges and valley. This offers excellent opportunities of relaxing nature hikes, fun, tours and bird watching. Several inns and guest houses that are found in Boquete in Panama provide a wonderful escape for visitors wishing to experience nature at its best. Mi Jardin es Su Jardin (My Garden is Your Garden) is considered one of the top private gardens in the world.

Boquete in Panama’s natural features has caused it to be ranked among the top 5 retirement destinations in the world. Living is modest, safe and fun, while all the pleasures of regular up beat life can be experienced in downtown Panama.

Boquete in Panama also has several restaurants and bars such as the Zanzibar Bar, the Amigos Bar, Nevilles Café and the Sabroson, which all provide exciting night life, entertainment and food. The Zanzibar Bar normally features jazz and contemporary music as well as an array of international foods, catering to the tastes of visitors who come from all over.

Boquete presents numerous real investment opportunities. A variety of condominiums, villas and residences are available for both rent and sale. Boquete has been listed among the top five countries for retirement in the world due to its friendly climate, the serenity of its landscape and inexpensive living. Traveling to and from Panama City is facilitated via regular and express bus services from the neighboring town of David. A drive by bus from David may range from six to five hours and thirty minutes. Flights in and out of Panama are available both in the mornings and evenings From Panama City to David. Though small, the town of Boquete is equipped with efficient and updated mobile phone services, electricity, an abundant water supply – many people obtain water through underground fresh water sources and DirectTV. The growing ecotourism industry has contributed to the development of the hotel industry, leading to the improvement of tourist arrival and accommodation through a number of inns, hotels, condominium and villas, all of which cater to the needs of Boquete’s visitors.