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Indian pier
Type:
Adventure
Price from:
80 USD /person
Phone:
++ (507) 66782271
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Duration:
8 hours
Location Start:
Your hotel in Panama city
Location Finish:
Your hotel in Panama city
Start time:
08.30 am
End time:
04.30 pm
We Speak:
Spanish, English
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Last updated: 05/17/2008

Visit an athentic indian village + canoe ride on the Chagres river + hiking in the heart of the rainforest + pristine waterfall.

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Itinerary

Day 1

First we will travel to the North East portion of the country to venture by canoe to the Embera indian village, here you will step back in the time and observe a fascinating culture and people that have remained unchanged for centuries! we will also take a ride on the Chagres river to go to a pristine waterfall in the heart of the rainforest where you and your family can take a refreshing swim in the large pool beneath the waterfall.
This is a truly a National Geographic experience!

Extra Information

Inclusions -
Transfer from and to the hotel in Panama city.
Extras -
To Bring:

1. Swimsuit2. Watershoes3. Towel4. Hat or cap




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