Boquete Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Today was another early morning. We woke up to go on an early morning ride. At Rancho de Caldera, they have about 8 horses, all rescue animals that have been given a second chance at a much better life. They have 50 acres to graze on and it seems that every afternoon they choose the valley below our cabin(s).

This morning we saddled up wi...

Arrived in the little town of Boquete on Sunday, in time for the last day of the flower and coffee festival (coffee production is big round here). The Chelsea flower show it wasn´t. More of an excuse for the indiginous menfolk in the hills to come into town and drink all day and party all night while the women look after the children and scowl a...

The Coffee Estate Inn: I'm not sure what happened yesterday. I wrote a nice newsy blog but hit a different save option and it is gone. gone gone gone -- !! so to start all over again but I'm sure more abbreviated . . . We flew to David yesterday and rented a Toyota and proceeded to drive to Boquete. On the way to the Coffee Estate Inn, we stoppe...

Pk (my guide) was driving on this road between David and Boquete. The Mountains ahead are the backdrop for the town of Boquete which lies along the Caldera River in the "Valle Escondido". After driving down a moderate hill he stopped in the middle of the travel lane and said "Watch this!" He put the car in neutral, took his foot off the brake an...

It's surprising how quickly time passes. As we have been in Panama for almost 30 days, which is the maximum length of time that Canadians can stay here, we needed to leave the country for 72 hours and re-enter, hoping that immigration would give us an extension of 1 or 2 months. Neighbours of ours told us that we could simply go to a lawyer who ...