About Boquete Panama

Boquete, Panama is considered the Switzerland of Panama. The weather in Boquete, Panama is mild, and cool that many Europeans and Americans have found to their liking and therefore moved to there. The climate resembles that of Switzerland during the spring. The area itself is mountain country, home to the highest peak in Panama, Volcan Baru. This area is surrounded by wildlife and a large diversity of plants and flowers. No wonder this town hosts the Flower Fair each January exposing some of the most beautiful flowers that grows within Boquete, Panama. The location of Boquete is near Costa Rica, which is only a quick drive or flight from the airport in David.

One of the best retirement communities in the world, Valle Escondido Boquete.

Boquete is located within the province of Chiriqui, also known as the “Valley of the Moon”. Chiriqui is the largest province in Panama, having the majority of it in an international park that both Costa Rica and Panama share- La Amistad International Park. Boquete is a quick drive from some of the best beaches in Chriqui, and to David, the capital city of Chiriqui, which has all the amenities of any larger city- 24 hour grocery stores, large complete pharmacies, international airport with quick flights to San Jose, Costa Rica and Panama City, Panama, not to mention several classy restaurants and bars, movie theaters, and some of the best hospitals in all of Panama with excellent health care.

Only a short drive from Boquete, Chiriqui, Panama

Because of the environment, the location of Boquete, and the great deals that are still available for investments and property sales, many retirees and investors are flocking to Chiriqui. As a result, there’s a communal, fun feeling that only comes in these ex-pat towns throughout the province. Retirees find there are many folks willing to take them under their wing and help them learn the ropes of life abroad.

Tourism in Boquete could be compared to Monteverde or Arenal in Costa Rica. Many tourist that are visiting Panama work their way to the Boquete area during their travels as a perfect cool weather complement to their beach time. The combination of tourism, foreign retirees and local investment make this region a safe bet for continued future growth.