• Parque Biblioteca de Boquete - A stunning park located by the river, generously donated by the same group responsible for the library.

Dismount the bike and take a stroll to familiarize yourself with the guide, the group, and the park.

Discover how Boquete was established due to its volcanic soils and historical eruptions.

• Biblioteca de Boquete - Opened in 2012, this library was a gift from a private group of locals to foster community, culture, and art.

This beautiful building now serves as a hub for various activities, providing locals with a wonderful place to create and connect.

• Municipio del Distrito de Boquete - The municipio is where public offices are located. In Domingo Medica park, you can experience the heart of Boquete, which features several attractions included in this tour.

Learn about the history of the train from David, the old post office that now houses the mayor’s office, Paseo de los Novios, and more!

• Boquete Flower & Coffee Fair - Established in 1950, this fair began as a small exhibition in Boquete to showcase flowers and agricultural products.
  Today, it is Boquete’s most significant attraction, hosting an annual event each January, but open to the public year-round.
  Enjoy a stroll through the gardens, learning about the history and coffee culture in Boquete. The entry fee is included with the tour.
• Panamonte Bridge - This bridge gained fame in 2008 when it was completely destroyed by El Rio Caldera, which remains a threat during rainy seasons.

It offers breathtaking views of the river and mountains, one of the most picturesque views in Boquete.

Learn more about the floods and their impact on Boquete.

• Panamonte Inn & Spa - The oldest and most prestigious hotel in Boquete, owned by the Collins family. Home to the renowned T’ach restaurant by local chef Charlie Collins. View the exterior of the hotel and learn about this family’s influence on Boquete’s development.
• IL Pianista - This stop is at the entrance of the famous Pianista hike. Discover more about the surrounding mountains, the depths of the jungle, and the well-known story of the two missing girls.
• Sendero Piedra de Lino - Another hiking entrance where the town’s center once stood.
• Altieri Specialty Coffee - Take a break and savor a cup of Boquete’s coffee in a beautiful family-owned coffee shop surrounded by the coffee plantation.

Stroll around the plantation, observe the different coffee varieties, and enjoy Boquete’s nature at its best.

• Admission to the flower and coffee fair
• Bicycle use

• Gratuities

Discover the rich history and culture of Boquete while taking in its breathtaking scenery on a top-notch electric bike.

This guided tour provides comprehensive insights into Boquete’s history and culture. Gain knowledge from a local guide about this charming town, its residents, its development, culture, and other fascinating elements that make this region the premier tourist destination in the country.

Cycle to renowned landmarks such as the mayor’s office, the old town house, Boquete’s central park, the famous flower and coffee fair, the artisan market, the historic center where the town was originally established, and more!

Take a break at one of the most delightful spots for coffee at Altieri Specialty Coffee, where you can savor Boquete’s renowned coffee and enjoy a treat while relaxing by the river.

This route offers spectacular views of Volcan Baru and the surrounding area, passing through popular hiking spots like the Pianista Trail and Piedra de Lino. Feel free to ask any questions, and our friendly guide will be happy to assist with any inquiries.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.