Agrorismo

Agrorismo

Ecofriendly Real Estate

Chiriquí Highlands, Panama

About Agrorismo

Agrorismo is an ecofriendly real estate project in Volcán, a mountain town in the highlands of Chiriquí province, in western Panama.

The town lies on the foothills of Volcán Barú, in a farming area of green fields, forest and coffee farms. The climate here is the coolest in the country.

The project is laid out as a master plan of large lots. Its design draws on four features of the site: solar energy, spring water, pure air and native forest.

Agrorismo is intended for people who want more space and closer contact with nature.

Aerial photograph of green hillsides and open farmland in the highlands
Green mountain ridges and a rocky summit under scattered cloud

Location & Nature

Agrorismo is in Volcán, the main town of the Tierras Altas district of Chiriquí, in the far west of Panama.

Volcán sits on the foothills of Volcán Barú. At 3,475 meters, it is the highest peak in the country.

Temperatures in Tierras Altas range between 12 °C and 25 °C (53 °F and 77 °F), the coolest in Panama.

The landscape is a mix of peaks, forest, rivers and farmland. Two protected areas can be visited from the district: Volcán Barú National Park and La Amistad International Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The nearest airport is in David, the provincial capital.

Project & Design

Agrorismo is laid out as a master plan of large lots in a mountain setting.

The houses shown for the first stage, Baru Villas, are designed as eco-friendly homes with solar power and a thermo-smart design.

The plan provides for lots with direct access to spring water and solar power.

Architectural rendering: aerial view of the planned lots and houses among forested hills
Architectural rendering of two cabins with solar panels among trees

Images are architectural renderings of the master plan.

Explore the Region

The Chiriquí Highlands are known for mountain trails, farms and coffee.

Coffee cherries ripening on the branch

Volcán Barú

Trails lead to the summit of Panama’s highest peak. The Los Llanos route starts near Volcán and is rated difficult.

Coffee farms

Coffee is grown on the western slopes of Volcán Barú, including the Geisha variety. Several farms around Volcán receive visitors.

Cerro Punta

North of Volcán, Cerro Punta is known as the pantry of Panama, with gardens, greenhouses, and horse and cattle farms.

Forest and wildlife

The Los Quetzales trail in Volcán Barú National Park is a favorite with birdwatchers. Quetzals and orchids are part of the local wildlife.

Hiker standing on a rocky summit above the clouds

News & Coverage

Press coverage of Tierras Altas, Chiriquí, and of Bacalia Group’s activity in the district. Both articles are in Spanish, were published on the same day and cover the same subject. Links go to the original publishers.

Destino Panamá · 26 October 2026

Report on Bacalia Group’s activity in the Tierras Altas district of Chiriquí, with background on the district and its farming economy.

Panorama Económico Panamá · 26 October 2026

Report on Bacalia Group’s activity in Tierras Altas, with a profile of the district’s climate and landscape. The article notes that the company has not disclosed figures or timelines.

Contact

For questions about Agrorismo, write to gc@agrorismo.com.