You are now well-placed to hear the Boquete – bow-keh-tay, Panama peak destination for nature lovers and ecotourists as well as a senior retired location. Since it seems that periods of economic uncertainty in parts of the world may turn upside down and increasing land prices in Panama can take a short break, this may be the perfect time to plan your first visit to discover this beautiful little town and check out the real estate offer. Now the question arises … How to get there?
Location
Panama is located between Costa Rica and the west, Colombia east. The capital, Panama City and the Panama Canal are closer to the eastern end, while Boquete and its airport, David Dah-veed, are near the Costa Rica border. This place places a large part of Boquete's silent charm, but requires a little extra plan to travel. Learn more about your travel opportunities.
Best Time to Visit
There are two seasons in Panama and especially in Boquete. The green season from September to December, the most difficult rains in October. Often the morning rain comes in the morning. The dry season begins in January, so you will visit the best months between January and August. Remember, even in the green season the daily temperature is very comfortable in the range from the 60s to the 70s. Good signals suggest that the large expanses of the David airport near Boquete will soon begin, and this will drive far more direct flights from here. In the US and other countries. Even if these opportunities grow, it's a good idea to spend at least a couple of days in Panama City at the beginning of the adventure. We like SideStep.com for ticket comparisons and TripLister.com hotel bookings.
Two airports are served in Panama City. The Tocumen International Airport – the PTY airport code is about 20 miles from the city center. This is likely to enter the country. The smaller regional airport outside the city center is located on the Albrook – airport code PAC and where to connect flights to David. Departure times are somewhat limited in Albrook. Another good reason to spend one or two nights in Panama City. Note: There is another airline alternative that misses Panama City. First you can fly to San Jose, Costa Rica, then take Air Panama from here to David. This is not recommended, unless your home schedule fits neatly on Air Panama's limited flights. After arriving at Tocumen International, you must take a taxi or transfer to Panama City unless you rent a car – beware of the city's center of traffic frenzy. The taxi fare is currently around $ 27.
It is highly recommended that a local guide agrees to pick up at the airport. This guide can get you to your hotel and even take personalized tours of shopping, cultural, canal and scenic areas, so you can enjoy the city with minimal concern. After that, taxis are just a few dollars to the city almost anywhere. Although there is little surprise, always check the fare before entering the cab. A little Spanish practice will be useful at this moment and all the way. Some places to visit in Panama City, perhaps Casco Viejo, the historic center, the city center – take care of the great traffic, Amador Causeway – walking, cycling, ocean and canal views, great restaurants, casinos, of course, Panama- Canal and its museum. While Panama has a relatively low crime rate, some areas need to be avoided, especially at night. Check the hotel before heading off yourself.
David and Boquete Control
There are three ways to get to Boquete from Panama City. The first option is to take a bus to the city of David and then rent a car for a 45-minute drive to Boquete. Buses leave Albrook airport several times a day for a 7-8 hour trip and their prices are about $ 25. Please check the hotel for details. The second option is to rent a car at Tocumen Airport or Panama City and travel to Boquete. Outside the city, the car is really light and the roads are in good condition – the Panamerican Motorway, four lanes are part of the road. The journey takes 6-8 hours depending on the weather and the stopping time. On the way along Coronado's shore or in the El Valle Mountains, along the road a pleasant break. Most travelers prefer scenic one hour flight from Albrook to David. Your choice is Air Panama or Aeroperlas. Then you can rent a car at David Airport from companies like the dollar, the national, etc. Here's a tip: Luggage luggage is strictly controlled – about 30 pounds per person – at regional airlines and overweight bags are expected. Consider staying at a Panama City hotel with a few items in a spare suitcase and picking them up on the way back.
David, Panama
This city, Chriqui province, has a population of about 125,000 people. Although not so much in the landscape, it will be the source of almost all purchases of food products, banks and restaurants while living in Boquete. Here, in Doha, you will find hardware dealers, car dealers, most lawyers, Government Offices, Price Club – Costco and even the famous American hamburger chain. If the schedule allows, it is a good idea to look at mountain hiking around the city.
Currently Your trip is probably ready for unique peace and beauty in Boquete. The separation of the David Panamerican Highway is clearly marked, but anyone can enter the instructions. The drive is approx. 45 minutes, as the highway gently reaches altitude above 3000 meters – 1000 meters high -. Allow a little time in the event of a slow moving truck or bus. The road to Boquete has been extended to four lanes, and the construction will begin soon. As it climbs, the stunning Volcan Baru appears. Later, entering the small valley of Boquete is a sight you will always remember. Here's a little warning for your first visit: If you did research in Boquete and painted a weird, fairy-tale city from the Napa Valley wine region, get some real check up. Boquete, though charming and constantly changing, is still a sleepy Latin American city. Do not be afraid! Wherever you go, and everyone you meet will come to understand what a special place it is. Slow down, inhale the clean air, change your local greetings to Buenas several times and you will start to feel the mood. What to See in Boquete
Once Panamonte Inn, Boquete Garden Inn and Los Establos Inn offer you all the good things you can, starting with Boquete downtown pedestrian walk. Practice in Spanish while wandering into different shops and out. Visit the Romero Supermercado behind the central park to get a picture of the local food price and selection. Coffee, vegetables, fish, rum and chicken are very cheap, while American products like Kraft are not. Also bordering on the park the local covered market offers to produce at great prices. Then discover your dining options – Boquete Bistro, Panamonte Inn and Delicias Peru are highly recommended. Now is the time to be a driving tour of the area. There are three main loops that will eventually be taken back to the city. The first Volcancito begins at a large visitor center on the top of a hill before going to the valley, dragging the end of the volcano and bringing it back to the city on El Salto. At the second loop, place the villa on the top of the city, go through the Panamonte Inn, get into the Palo Alto coffee machine area and return to central Boquete. Do not miss the Garden of Mi Jardin before re-entering the city. The third loop crosses the bridge at the fairground, near the central park, to the Jaramillo area, and then back to the civilization heading toward Los Establos Inn towards the end of the road. The hotel offers a number of useful tips for activities including volcano hiking, coffee plantation tours, white water rowing, nature and canopy, A.T.V. Or riding, and many other excursions.
Enjoy your visit to Panama!