Hostal Beiro Boquete

Avenida Belisario Porras Boquete, 671003, Panama

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Retirement Panamanian style

A travel blog entry by matt-n-ida

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Most of you will already know that in 2000 Modern Maturity magazine, issued by the American Association for Retired Persons, picked Boquete as one of its top 4 places in the world to retire. Consequently we decided to put on our slippers, sit back comfortably in a leather chair and have a nice hot bath.

The slippers we put on were rock …

New Years in Misty Boquete

A travel blog entry by our_oyster

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Bussing from David to Boquete is a breeze. David has a fabulously developed bus terminal with signage for times and destinations matching with bus bays. Incredible! We found our gate for the busses to Boquete and waited for the next one to arrive. Most destinations seemed to be serviced by the microbusses but we were happy to see a full chicken bus …

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Boquete

A travel blog entry by phranc.lamm

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To save some time riding the bus we decided to take a short flight from Panama City's Albrook Airport to David, Panama's second largest city. On the flight I sat next to a guy who lived in the area near Puerto Armuelles; this came in handy since he ended up giving us a ride from the airport to the bus station. We rode the bus up to Boquete which took a little more than an hour.

The buses in Panama are easy to catch pretty much anywhere on the route but fill ...

Bread and Cheese

A travel blog entry by journeyjoy

This morning we made tea and asked Pancho about staying the night and paying tomorrow. He was fine with it and went on to showing us blue birds that flew to his feeders to eat the bananas he put out for them. We checked the ATM bu no luck so we decided to walk across the big bridge to the other side of the river and sat on the boulders above the water to talk and figure things out.

With nothing left to do ad tired of stressing ...

Back to Panama planning...

A travel blog entry by bgodiver

... br> Anyway, I got it done but what is hilarious is that the confirmation and itinerary are in both English and Spanish. At least I was able to determine immediately that I had done it right.

The last two tasks left before I really feel settled on my plans is to book hotel rooms and tours of the canal and Darien Province. I have researched lodging in Bocas del Toro, ...