Boquete River Inn
Boquete Panama Momentum, Boquete
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The little sweethearts who stole our hearts A visit to the Animal Refuge Centre with the kids View of a river valley at the back of the property good size swimming pool

Boquete River Inn

Boquete Panama Momentum Boquete, Panama

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A travel blog entry by bethynrae

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... hotel had AC (AWESOME!) and hot water (ALSO AWESOME!) and geckoes (CUTE!) and a wonderful pool (I COULD DIE OF HAPPINESS!)....soooo yeah it was pretty sweet :) (side note, we have taken up crocheting xD)

Now for the pics!




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San Jose to Bouqete, Panama

A travel blog entry by fernbob

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... and that made the ride pretty comfortable.

The border crossing was the same as the rest of them, pay this guy two dollars to get out of the country, and stand in line so the bag inspector can choose whether or not he will inspect your pack, which he didnīt. We arrived in David, Panama about 4:30pm and got on a chicken bus for the 1 hour ride to Boquete.

Boquete is the Napa Valley ...

Golfito to Boquete via Paso Canoas

A travel blog entry by cedric.brehaut

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... didn’t see the dog. He then asks me if we have a lot of luggage. I say “Yes, because we are on a 1-year journey so we have lots of stuff with us.” He wants me to open the rear door. I do it and pray that the dogs don’t stand up in the trunk. For 5 seconds my wish is granted but then two pairs of ears appear. The man takes a step back with a look of surprise. “Oh! You have dogs too! Do you have all the papers?” I smile ...

Relaxville

A travel blog entry by ashleythomas

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... clientele and the produce gathered. That day we’d been on a hike through the Volcan Baru parquet, accompanied by the sound of waterfalls and teeny hummingbirds that feast on the abundant flowers dotted throughout the forest, and had a brief afternoon tea of fresh fresas (strawberries) drenched in chocolate syrup. I had tried to order mine drenched in dolce de leche but the universe nixed that idea. It had started pouring with rain the moment we sat down at the ...

Boquete - Rain, rain, rain!

A travel blog entry by sskatie

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... drying, roasting and tasting is as sophisticated an art as the wine making process, and the "cuppers" of this world are as particular as any sommelier I've ever encountered.

So, stuff I learned about coffee that I didn't know before:

- It takes a minimum 4 months to get coffee beans from the tree to be ready to roast.

- Contrary to popular belief, light-roasted coffee has way more caffiene ...

This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Boquete Momentum

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