• Chagres National Park - Chagres NP is the most easily reachable national park from Panama City, making it an ideal nature-filled day trip for families.
• Indigenous Embera - The Embera, historically referred to as the Chocó or Katío Indians, are an indigenous group from Panama and Colombia. In the Emberá language, the term ẽberá can mean person, man, or indigenous person, depending on the context. Approximately 33,000 individuals in Panama and 50,000 in Colombia identify as Emberá.

• Bottled water
• Seasonal fruits (pineapple, banana, orange)
• Lunch

• Embera Fee & National Park fees $35 per adult & $25 per kid (Cash only)
• No Waterfall Walk (due to safety concerns we do not visit it)

Start with a convenient pickup and enjoy a picturesque 45-minute drive from Panama City to the Chagres River, located within the Panama Canal watershed. Upon arrival, board a motorized canoe for a serene 40-minute journey along the river, surrounded by lush scenery.

After disembarking, take a brief walk to visit an Embera village. Renowned for their rich cultural heritage, the Embera people live in harmony with nature and are celebrated for their distinctive songs, dances, and colorful traditional attire.

Discover their customs and lifestyle. Savor a traditional lunch, followed by an enchanting dance performance that showcases the Embera’s profound connection to the natural world.

Before leaving, explore handcrafted souvenirs and traditional artworks made by village artisans. Conclude your adventure with a canoe ride back to the dock and then return to Panama City.

This tour does not include hiking and is perfect for those who wish to enjoy the experience without the risk of falls.

• NOT pickups offered for Amador Port
• We suggest to bring US dollar cash in case you want to buy souvenirs or have a temporary tattoo.
• This tour is without the Waterfall walk due to safety concerns. There is risky to walk over there. People may fall

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