Boquete - Eco Horqueta

Layout

The property is organised around several independent spaces to preserve the peace and privacy of guests.

It comprises four private bungalows, each accommodating two to three people, with its own bathroom and private terrace. A main bungalow houses the common areas: a coffee area, lounge, dining room and terrace, encouraging exchanges between travellers and the family that runs the property. The table also holds an important place, showcasing fresh, local produce.

The property also has private trails allowing guests to explore the surroundings and the coffee plantation directly from the lodge.

Rooms

Rooms

The accommodations take the form of comfortable eco-bungalows integrated into their natural surroundings. Several configurations are available, including King, Queen and Twin, for a maximum of two or three people. The rooms have a private bathroom, a terrace or balcony and offer, depending on their orientation, views over the garden or the mountains.

The design favours a warm, natural atmosphere, with notably wood materials and elements. Each bungalow is fitted with the essential comfort amenities, including hot water, linen, toiletries and satellite Wi-Fi. The stay also includes breakfast and access to the property’s trails.

Activities offered

One of Eco Horqueta’s signature experiences is the sensory and ancestral coffee tour. Visitors discover the different stages of coffee production, from harvesting to tasting, including processing and roasting. The experience also covers the history of coffee and local traditions.

Several private trails run across the property, offering views of the surrounding nature, mountain vegetation and panoramas over Barú Volcano. The lodge is also a good base for excursions and hikes in the Boquete region.

Culinary experiences can be arranged on site, featuring cuisine inspired by Panamanian traditions and prepared with local produce. Packed lunches can also be arranged for days spent hiking.

The mountain setting allows guests to observe particularly rich biodiversity, including numerous bird species and vegetation typical of the Chiriquí highlands.

The proximity of Boquete and Volcán Barú National Park makes it possible to round out the stay with excursions through the region’s mountain landscapes.