Boquete Hotels

Hola todos, Je ne sais pas qui du rêve ou du voyage est apparu en premier, mais le moment est venu pour moi de prendre mon sac à dos afin de voir ce qu'il se passe dans le continent sud-américain. 8 mois, c'est court et long - mais vous pourrez ...

... . Having spent some time here I do have a fear that unless the powers-that-be keep a firm reign on things , Boquete becoming increasingly "discovered" by backpackers , tourists & ex-pats could result in some development which alters the character of ...

... . We had heard about an ecological mountain trail that was 12 kilometres long, windy and rough, that joined Cerro Punto to Boquete called  The Quetzal Trail, Sendero de los Quetzales.  Before we left Boquete, we had decided that we would walk ...

... nice area. We've had some really good food here. Two outstanding trout dishes, a great peruvian shrimp deal, some decent pizza. Boquete is also primo coffee territory, so we've had plenty of good cups of coffee too. Today we had a great ...

... $10 a person or more so we were very excited to find that the place where we had made reservations for $11 a person (Hostal Boquete) found us a room for $8/person in the affiliated hotel next door called Sueños del Rio. The guy running the place is from ...

... the elevation was at 4,400 feet. Ran past restaurants that people essentially have in their living rooms, a few BandB type hotels and along the river that fooded in November that caused major damage throughout the town, including washing out a major ...

... the other, the actual vertical distance is much greater - for instance, the river valley that the path traverses several times from Boquete is really steep so end up going up and down several times without achieving anything and this is all before you get ...

Time to leave Boquete. Ian and I were very much ready to move on but the children had fallen in love with the Finca's dogs.  We were driving to Almirante through the Talamanca mountains and La Fortuna Natural Reserves.  We drove over the ...

... detail and he finally waved us away (our African experience has come in useful). We are now in a little bit of paradise in Boquete staying with our friends Jane and Barry who left Vancouver over 12 years ago on a similar trip and just never returned. ...

SO I GET TO PANAMA YESTERDAY AND TRY TO GO TO CERRO PUNTA WHICH IS IN THE MOUNTAINS.  WELL I GET THERE AND ALL THE HOTELS ARE BOOKED SO I DECIDE TO GO THE NEXT TOWN OVER, 4HOURS AWAY.  BUT I CANT GET THERE SO I ENDED UP STAYING IN A LARGE CITY ...

... delicious sandwiches made-to-order!      We left the rain of the islands, and headed cross country to Boquete, a cold and windy mountain town. The Bocas-Boquete drive is one of the most scenic and memorable journeys yet. In Boquete ...

Reluctantly we left our lovely studio room in Boquete on Saturday morning and caught the bus back down the valley to David.  It was a yellow school bus which crawled slowly down through the town stopping for passengers every few yards before ...

Five hours bus drive separates Boquete from Almirante (via David). Our trip was basically moving from the centre of Panama to the South Coast to get a bus to take us up to the North again. Sadly there is no road from Boquete to the North as the ...

... ; We left Panama on an overnight bus to Boquete where we wanted to hike Panamas highest point.  Upon arriving in Boquete we were approached by a friendly hostel owner called Pancho who owned the hostel directly opposite the bus stop.  We ...

Well, it was an early start from Boquete and a long day ahead. We left the hotel at the crack of dawn and caught the bus to David. For once, we could even see the volcano - Volcan Baru, as we rumbled out of town. In David, with a surprisingly well ...

... when it pelts down with rain (which is every day this time of year) its still sticky. It was a long bus ride from Boquete to get to the capital even though Panama is a relatively small country - I left just after 7am and didnt arrive until 6pm. ...

... now flown on early to Panama City for some R&R and missed out two days driving and a coffee plantation tour in Boquete). Another really nice island with wooden hotels that float on the edge of the water. No beaches but I got to get up in the morning, ...

... minutes to hail a cab and though the rides were adventures we always arrived safely. We paid between $2-$6. for rides in PC and Boquete.....not counting the outrageous $30. monopoly on trips to and from the airport. Delivered to the old part of town we ...