Panama's western city of Boquete, just 30 minutes from David, the capital of Panama's Chiriqui Province, is nestled among the country's most mountainous region, at 1,200 meters (3,600 ft.). Situated between the Caldera River, which lies to the east, and Baru Volcano to it's west, Boquete enjoys a comfortable climate ideal for outdoor adventure seekers - rafting, hiking, mountain biking, birding, etc. In addition, the combination of cool, brisk temperatures and rich, fertile land has created an ideal setting for floral exportation and coffee growing; three of Panama's most famous coffee companies are situated in this province, Cafe Duran, Cafe Suttón, and Cafe Ruíz.

The town of Boquete is surrounded by steep, lush mountains to the north, east and west, where lies Baru Volcano, Panama's highest peak at 3,475 meters. So far north in the Chiriqui Province, Boquete lies only 7 km (3.3 miles) from the Bocas del Toro Province to the north. While small compared to David, Boquete is the most populated and developed highlands community. Complete with a wide variety of hotels and restaurants, Boquete can satisfy both backpackers and more demanding travelers alike; restaurants include Mexican, Italian, in addition to numerous local establishments. As you enter Boquete there is an internet cafe situated on the right side of the road.

Boquete is certain to become one of the country's most popular tourist destinations, as the proximity to the airport in David and countless local excursions are special to the region.