This is a small guide to Boquete’s restaurants. Boquete is one of the most important towns in the Chiriqui Province; it is a huge attraction for foreigners and tourists. There are many types of restaurants at Boquete, you can find: American style food, Chinese food, French food, Italian pastas and pizzas and Panamanian style food.
Some of the restaurants that we recommend at Boquete are:

Amigos: it is a restaurant that offers different types of food; they offer excellent lunch menus, dinner specials, breakfasts and amazing burgers.
Panamonte restaurant: it is actually the Panamonte hotel’s restaurant but you can enjoy a meal there even if you are not staying there. The food is amazing and the staff is super friendly. They offer all types of gourmet cuisine and wonderful cocktails.

Java Juice: is the best place in both Boquete and David to have the best burgers they offer different types of burgers and all types of natural fruit shakes.
Antojitos Taco Place: offers great Mexican food, you can choose between fajitas, tacos and nachos. All of the choices are great and inexpensive.
Tammy’s: offers amazing burgers, roasted chicken with fries, but their specialty is their Middle Eastern dishes like hummus and falafel.

Caffe Pomodoro: it is located at the Valley at The Hotel Rio, it is a beautiful environment with serene surroundings. The food is not that great but the environment makes up for the food.

Yalty’s Boquete Country Inn: is a bed and breakfast that offers the best American breakfast in all of Boquete. You can choose between strawberry and banana waffles, strawberry pancakes or blueberry crepes. It is a little expensive but it is worth it.

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Volcan is a small town located in the mountains of the Chiriqui province, next to the Baru volcano. Wildlife and fresh air spread across the vast lands of Volcan. The town has beautiful private and public gardens and a host of small local souvenir stores.

Baru volcano is the tallest mountain in Panama standing at 11,398 ft. high. Baru is a dormant volcano yet potentially active, not a dangerous scale though. The last major eruption was back in 500 AD, which was obviously a long time ago. The volcano is high enough that you can see both the Pacific and Caribbean sea at peak point.

The rainforest is beautiful and never ending, almost magical. You’ll notice different animals flying across the blue skies and jumping from one branch to another. So much life can be seen in every direction, definitely an experience to remember. If you’re staying for a couple of days, even the hotels like, Bambito have so much to offer and show. The architecture is gorgeous and surprisingly looks like a giant house with beautiful windows and designs. As mentioned earlier, everything at Volcan seems so magical and undeniably pure.

You might want to go visit the natural reserves which are packed with rich indian cultural roots, like the ngobe indians. Many ancient trails are located at different points of Volcan, safe and open for adventuring. Volcan is a little far away from the city but it’s definitely one of the best places to relax and have fun with the family or alone.

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El Volcán Barú se encuentra en la provincia de Chiriquí en un pequeño pueblo llamado Volcán debido al Volcán Barú, es la elevación más alta de todo el país. El Volcán Barú mide 3,475 metros y es el punto más alto del lado sur de Centro América.

El Volcán Barú es un volcán que actualmente está inactivo, pero todavía se pueden encontrar muchas pruebas de su última erupción hace miles de años. El Parque Nacional Volcán Barú fue creado en 1976, este se extiende 14,322 hectáreas y fue creado para proteger la biodiversidad del área y la grandiosa cantidad de recursos naturales. El Volcán Barú está rodeado por un bosque tropical lluvioso lo cual permite que la agricultura alrededor de esta área sea magnifica. La tierra alrededor del área del Volcán es una de las tierras más fértiles de todo el país gracias al rio Caldera y al rio Chiriquí.

Debido a la inmensa altura del Volcán Barú y la pequeña distancia a lo ancho del país de Panamá durante un día despejado de nubes se puede ver desde la cima el Mar Caribe y el Océano Pacifico. El Parque Nacional Volcán Barú ofrece una temperatura de 20 grados Celsius y puede descender a 0 grados y a veces las temperaturas bajan de los cero grados causando caídas de nieve.

En El Parque Nacional Volcán Barú puedes disfrutar de pequeños senderos como el Quetzal que te llevara entre un bosque húmedo tropical y gigantescos arboles. También se puede escalar el Volcán Barú en 4 horas caminando o en 30 minutes en un vehículo 4×4.

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Volcancito can be lovingly referred to as Boquete’s little sister, though the people who live there would probably disagree. This small town is close to Boquete, although it is partially on the other side of the volcano, Volcan Baru. Both cities have an elevation of more than 1,000 meters, making their climate cool and refreshing. As Panama has increasingly become a tourist and retirement destination, Volcancito has begun to flourish, filling with foreigners who combine with the locals to create a diverse and interesting community.

As recently as five years ago, Volcancito was barely a wide spot in the road and definitely a place unknown to almost all foreigners. Although Boquete was already starting to grow and had an increasing number of foreigners, this development was not happening in Volcancito. The population there at the time was still predominantly local, Chiricanos mixed with the indigenous Native Americans in the area.

Fueled by the growth in Boquete, this trend has changed. Volcancito is now in a growth period of its own, thanks to developers whose clients wanted the refreshing climate but were not interested in living in an increasingly crowded Boquete. Volcancito’s infrastructure is developing and real estate around the area is selling.
In addition, Paradise Garden, Panama’s only animal rescue center, is located in the area. The facility is a 24-hour a day, 365 days a year operation where sick and injured animals are treated and released back into the wild. This is an interesting business and they welcome visitors to their center.

Volcancito may be geographically close to Boquete but the differences between the two are many. For foreigners looking for a peaceful place to vacation or retire, Volcancito might be it the perfect location to do so.

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Boquete, dubbed the Valley of Flowers and Eternal Spring, is host to many natural attractions. To do a proper tour of Boquete, one must be very observant, open to receiving all its beauty and have a camera on hand at all times.

From the moment one enters the valley of Boquete, one can enjoy the panoramic vies at the Virgen de la Gruta mirador. There you can see the whole valley and appreciate the Caldera River, which runs through the valley from North to South.

Boquete is scenic enough that you may just wish to stay in town and relax. However, Boquete is also a great place to come back to in the evenings after white water rafting on the rivers of the Chiriqui Highlands (you will want a waterproof bag for that camera you are carrying) or climbing the highest mountain in Panama, Volcan Baru where it is possible to see both the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean from the same spot.

Boquete is close some the best birding in the Americas and the home of the Resplendant Quetzal in Volcan Baru National Park on the shoulders of the more than 11,000 foot extinct volcano after which the park is named.

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Located just 1.24 miles (two km.) north of town, Palo Alto, Boquete, Republic of Panama

Known for its cool, fresh climate and pristine natural environment, you’ll find the small picturesque town of Boquete nestled into a beautiful mountain valley, high in the Chiriqui Province.

Boquete is the biggest town in the Chiriquí Highlands, the centre of coffee production and a popular weekend resort for the residents of David. Set in the verdant Caldera Valley 23 miles (37 km) north of David at just over 3,280 feet (1000m) above sea level, the slopes surrounding the town are dotted with coffee plantations, flower gardens and orange groves. The mountainous terrain rises to rugged peaks that are usually obscured by thick cloud that descends on the town in a constant fine mist known as bajareque. Only when the cloud clears can you see the imperious, yet silent peak of Baru Volcano (Volcán Barú), which dominates the town to the northwest.

Many guests have reported wonderful experiences due to the charm of a quiet, riverside setting with beautiful gardens and mountain views, in online traveler’s reviews. Located on the bank of the Palo Alto River, the Boquete Garden Inn could be an ideal retreat for you.

Start your morning with a complimentary Continental Breakfast on the Patio.

Then visit with the multitude of bird species who ‘join’ the breakfast group each morning in the gardens. Just minutes to the town center offer a multitude of sightseeing adventures for those of you who are more ‘active’ at heart. Experience a day of hiking, bird-watching, capture the thrill of white water rafting and canopy tours, or enjoy horseback riding.

Check out one of the many trails of Volcan Baru National Park if you are interested in tropical rainforest habitats or if you enjoy spectacular hikes. Should you want to climb, prepare for a four-hour mounting of the volcano itself. (Or, if you’d rather trade a more natural trek for convenient amenities, allow yourself 45-minutes for an upwards climb via a 4×4 vehicle.)

There are numerous rivers in the Boquete area that offer prime whitewater rafting opportunities. The Chiriqui Viejo River makes for some real adventure. The river boasts two raft-able segments, one for novices and another for those with more experience and intrepidness—each surrounded by the stunning natural scenery that envelops the waterway on both sides. The rapids are class 3 and 4, and class 3 rapids are likewise available on the Chiriqui River. For an easier time, the Rio Esti offers class 2 rapids, which is perfect for a family trip with young children.

Fishing is also a favorite pastime for both locals and visitors, as the city is within reach of both the Caribbean Sea/Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Pacific on the other.

During your visit to Boquete Garden Inn, free Internet is available during office hours,and wireless internet access is also available…you’ll have to let me know if that means you can sit in the garden and work online at the same time.

Your Boquete Garden Inn room rates run from $75 – $100 per day, and include complimentary continental breakfast; plus an evening `Social Hour`(complimentary glass of wine/beer) daily. Note that rates do change with the seasons and room availability, and all rates are subject to 10% IPAT (tourist) Tax.

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