By air
Enrique Malek International, David (DAV), ~45 min by road
Panama
Cool highlands, coffee farms and cloud forest
North America · Panama
Cool highlands, coffee farms and cloud forest
Enrique Malek International, David (DAV), ~45 min by road
December to April — the dry season
Sources: Photo: FranHogan · CC BY-SA 4.0
Warm layers, hiking boots, a rain jacket
A coffee-farm tour to taste the region's prized Geisha coffee
December to April — the dry season. What to pack: Warm layers, hiking boots, a rain jacket.
Fly into Enrique Malek International, David (DAV), ~45 min by road.
Hiking cloud-forest trails, climbing Volcán Barú, birdwatching for quetzals, zip-lining, coffee tours. A quieter find: A coffee-farm tour to taste the region's prized Geisha coffee.
Highland coffee, fresh trout, strawberries, sancocho.
Boquete is a highland town in Chiriquí province in western Panama, set in a river valley on the slopes of Volcán Barú.
Boquete was settled in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by farmers from Panama and abroad, including European immigrants, who planted coffee on the volcanic soils. Its cool climate and coffee farms later drew visitors and retirees from around the world.
Boquete's people speak Spanish and the town mixes long-standing farming families with newer arrivals, while Ngäbe workers come down from the hills for the coffee harvest.
Volcán Barú is the highest point in Panama, and on a clear morning both the Pacific and the Caribbean can be seen from its summit.
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