Boquete Tours, Tickets, & Excursions

Go whale watching in the Gulf of Chiriqui islands off Panama during this full-day tour from Boquete. Explore the National Marine Park and see whales (seasonal, from July 15 to October 15), visit local villages, snorkel on unspoiled coral reefs, and lounge on white sand beaches on some of the 25 uninhabited islands. Lunch, open bar, use of snorkel equipment, hammocks, and beach towels included.

See a piece of Panama's coffee industry on this private coffee tour in Palmira, a small area of the Boquete District. During this hands-on experience, you'll learn everything that goes into the perfect cup of coffee, from growing to harvesting to roasting the beans. This tour offers you an immersive way to gain insight into local life.

Explore Volcán Barú National Park on this half-day guided hiking tour. After a 25-minute drive, you’ll reach the start of the Pipeline Trail, which is about 2.8 miles (4.5 kilometers) roundtrip. Along the way, discover the cloud forest that surrounds the perimeter of the park. The trail features old-growth trees, bridges over a creek, and rare animal species, such as the quetzal, sloths, and monkeys.

The Jardin Encantado Rainforest Park is home to a small nursery containing rare species of orchids, a frog house with colorful frogs delighting in the abundant beauty of tropical ferns and flowers, many ponds, walking paths, and a wild canyon. Our location is close to town and yet totally ensconced in an exotic, magnificent natural setting. At the Jardin Encantado Rainforest Park, guests can enjoy a safe, stimulating environment to experience close encounters with rainforest wildlife. The park grounds provide natural habitat for ocelot, macaws, monkeys, many other birds and parrots, humming birds, butterflies, turtles, koi fish and many more fascinating creatures. Come enjoy the unique biodiversity of the Panama rainforest in an accessible, approachable setting.

- We offer the only food tasting tour in Boquete with the use of our e-bikes. - Our tour visits some of the best boutique food and coffee shops in Boquete - You get to exercise and have fun at the same time

Shoot the rapids on Panama's Chiriqui Viejo River during this full-day tour from Boquete. With an experienced guide to ensure your group's comfort and safety, ride a raft over Class III rapids, through the region's scenic landscape filled with endemic plants and animals. Suitable for all levels of experience, this tour includes use of helmet, life jacket, and water shoes. Picnic lunch and beverages provided.

Bike Boquete’s scenic back roads to sweeping viewpoints on a small-group cycling tour by e-bike. Roads winding out the valley can mean big climbs, but the e-bike’s electric-assist takes the hard work out of pedaling up them. That makes this a fun outing for cyclists of all ages and fitness levels, who can enjoy breaks with included Boquete coffee and locally brewed craft beer.

The Only Safari Style Truck on the highlands where customers has the opportunity to take pictures from their seats, enjoy a unique guided experience through the most beautiful landscapes of the highlands in Panama.

Indulge your inner coffee nerd and experience Boquete’s Finca Elida. After a convenient hotel pickup, enjoy a short hike through a beautiful plantation while learning about the history and science of coffee from an expert. See how beans are processed and sample delicious varieties before shopping for some of the farm’s most prized coffees.

Explore Boquete’s rugged terrain by dirt bike on this half-day, private adventure tour. A private guide can lead the way to rivers, mud, rocks, and mountain landscapes, with the option to drive to Caldera Hot Springs for a relaxing soak. Since the tour is designed for you it can be as challenging or easy as you want, without the fixed itinerary of a group outing.

Panama’s highest mountain offers spectacular birdwatching, but it’s hard to track down the rarest bird species without the trained eyes of a local guide. This private birdwatching tour explores the forests surrounding Volcan Baru National Park, which is home to resplendent quetzals, saw-whet owls, volcano hummingbirds, and more. The guide provides binoculars and a birding scope, and can customize the outing to your interests.

With the guidance of our host, you will discover seasonal fruits and vegetables, grown in the region with environmentally friendly methods. They will also taste the best coffees harvested by small local producers, who with their dedication have achieved excellent quality.

The Canyon has been in Gualaca for thousands of years, as a geological formation that was pushed up from the ocean during the formation of the Isthmus of Panama. It’s interesting to see ancient sea fossils at this elevatio