I would say that I’m proof a single person can live well here in Boquete. In 2012, while in my early 60s, I decided to move out of frigid, horribly expensive Connecticut to this welcoming, temperate, mountain village.
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What potential Boquetinos may not be aware of is that there is also a myriad of volunteer opportunities in the town to occupy their time. Boquete has an established and active retirement community who volunteer with taking care of animals, providing food to the needy to assisting the disabled.
When Leslie King’s parents decided it was time to retire, they had a family meeting about where they would live. Her dad was the first to come up with the idea of moving to Panama. After that, Leslie researched like crazy and came to the same conclusion.
At the Sandwich Shop I have enjoyed a tasty breakfast burrito; eggs, salsa, bacon, and cheese wrapped in a taco with a side of sour cream. Also try their Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon instead of ham.