Boquete Blogs

Boquete's cacao industry is experiencing a revival, with local farmers emphasizing sustainable practices and serious planning for the future.

Local experts share essential tips for maximizing the adventure of Boquete's natural and cultural attractions, emphasizing the importance of preparation and local guidance.

Recent changes to local trails in Boquete impact small operators and digital nomads, requiring more compliance and planning, highlighting the importance of staying informed for community sustainability.

Boquete’s coffee farms are turning daily cups into a local celebration, offering residents and visitors high-quality, sustainably sourced coffee and more opportunities to support local businesses.

Responsible whale watching is crucial to protect the whales and maintain the beauty of Boquete's natural environment.

For expats and digital nomads in or visiting Boquete, Panama, finding the right place to stay is crucial for a stress-free vacation, ensuring privacy, comfort, and accessibility to amenities.

The earthquake in La Villa de Los Santos, Panama, has caused significant damage to historic structures and displaced residents, who are now living in tents and temporary shelters while awaiting further instructions.

Panama’s upcoming national evacuation drill on October 12th is a critical test of emergency response capabilities and a reminder to Boquete residents to stay informed and prepared.

Founder Lyn Bishop of Quetzal Cacao discusses how changing conditions and fermentation processes at her farm in Chiriquí, Panama, are affecting the flavors of cacao, challenging the notion that all chocolate should taste the same.

Boquete faces an increased risk of flooding and landslides due to upcoming stormy weather, according to IMHPA's forecast.

The deadline for applications to the Board of Trustees of the International Flower and Coffee Fair in Boquete has been extended to October 30, 2026.

This October, Boquete is focusing on breast screening services to raise awareness and encourage early detection. As a local resident, I urge all expats and residents to participate in these important health campaigns.

Drone deliveries by the UN and Barça Foundation are revolutionizing health access in the Ngöbe Buglé region of Panama, bringing essential medicines and supplies in just 30 to 40 minutes.

Water service work in Boquete, particularly in La Cabima, is expected to cause temporary disruptions, necessitating precautionary measures for residents and visitors.

Boquete's Youth Entrepreneurship Fair will showcase local tech talent and provide networking opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors.