• Panama City - The tour begins with a pickup from central Panama City hotels, transporting guests to the historic Panama Canal Zone. Arrangements for pickups from hotels outside central Panama City can be made for an additional fee.
• Gatun Lake - As the second-largest man-made lake on the continent, Gatun Lake is surrounded by pristine rainforest, offering one of the few accessible places on Earth to observe the diverse flora and fauna native to Central America in their natural environment from a boat. Visitors may see three species of monkeys, crocodiles, birds, reptiles, and more.
• Indigenous Embera - A stop will be made at the Embera village of Cimarron Paraiso for a cultural exchange with a local indigenous community. Cimarron Paraiso is a small Embera community located at the meeting point of the Gatun River and Gatun Lake. Here, guests will have the opportunity to engage with the indigenous community, who will share various aspects of their daily life. THIS IS NOT A TOURIST SHOW WITH COSTUMES AND DANCES! This unique and interactive visit allows locals to teach a variety of new skills. Participants can choose from activities such as archery, woodcarving, weaving, medicinal plants, cooking, making chicha fuerte (homemade alcohol, age 18+), learning the Embera language, and more.

• Embera Village Visit
• Bottled water
• Visit Monkey Islands
• Lunch
• Boat ride on Gatun Lake (90 minutes)

• Gratuities
• Not a transit tour and Doesn’t include any locks visitors center.
• Pick Up from Playa Bonita Hotels need to pay extra $10 per person for Roundtrip Transportation
• No pick up or drop off at the Airport or Airport Hotels
• Playa Blanca, or Rio Hato, Metromall, Arraijan or Tocumen Airport need to arrange own transportation

The journey will take us north to the town of Nueva Providencia, situated on the secluded northeast arm of Gatun Lake. Delight in breathtaking views of Gatun Lake from the shore while savoring local cuisine in a distinctive setting. During the boat ride, we will navigate around islands and observe the rich wildlife along its shores. A stop will be made at the Embera village of Cimarron Paraiso for a cultural exchange with a local indigenous community. THIS IS NOT A TOURIST SHOW WITH COSTUMES AND DANCING! This unique and interactive visit allows locals to teach a variety of new skills. Participants can choose from activities such as archery, woodcarving, weaving, exploring medicinal plants, cooking, making chicha fuerte (homemade alcohol, age 18+), learning the Embera language, and more.
The return to Gatun Lake by boat offers a chance to witness a stunning sunset from its waters.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required on Shared tours
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately. If it rains you might get wet.
• Minimum age is 3 years
• Tour is guided only in English

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