Boquete and the highlands
Down the road
Caldera, the village next door
Rio Escondido is seven minutes east of Caldera, a farming village of cattle ranches, a few small grocery stores, fruit stalls at its entrance and Melissa’s, a simple local restaurant guests keep recommending for its rice and chicken. Boquete, the mountain town for coffee, restaurants and trailheads, is about thirty-five minutes up the road; Volcán and Cerro Punta are about an hour. Stock up before you arrive and plan to come back for sunset.
Day trips
Hot springs, coffee and the volcano
Photos courtesy of Google.
On the property
No need to leave
Rio Escondido’s own land, from the gate down to the river.
