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Panama – “Ancestral Trip with the Kuna Culture”

ITINERARY:
DAY 1:

05:30    Pick up at the hotel in Panama City and transfer to Kuna Yala in a 4×4 car

  • 2 hours by 4×4 car and boat transfer to Asseryaladub Island

07:00    Arrival at the Nusagandi Protected Area (Kuna Yala)

  • Stop for check-in and passport registration at this site or entry into the Kuna Yala territory

08:30    Transfer to Carti Sugdub Island

  • Visit to the community and greeting to the Sayla (Chief of the community)

10:00    Asseryaladub Island (Lodging Island)

  • An island to relax or go snorkeling

12:00    Lunch on the island

14:00    Relax on the island or play volleyball

18:30    Dinner and storytelling about Kuna culture

DAY 2:

07:00    Breakfast

09:00    Beach activity or relax

12:00     Lunch

15:00     Departure to the Port of Carti

15:45     Transfer to Panama City

18:00    Return to the city and transfer to the hotel

 

RECOMMENDATIONS:

Visitors are recommended to bring:

  • PASSPORT (It is important to bring this document)
  • Sunscreen
  • Cap
  • Sandals
  • Extra clothing
  • Swimsuit
  • Bring low-denomination money if you plan to buy Kuna handicrafts, as credit cards are not accepted there. All payments are in cash.

 

* Cayuco: A one-piece watercraft, smaller than a canoe, with a flat bottom and no keel, propelled and steered by a very wide oar

** Participation in traditional ceremonies if your visit coincides with ceremony dates

$ 1,188.20

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