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Panama – “Crossing through the Chagres River”

ITINERARY:
Full Day:

08:00    Pick-up at the hotel and transfer to the Corotú port (Chagres River)

09:00    Arrival at Corotú port and transfer by piragua to the Emberá Drua community

09:45    Arrival at Emberá Drua and welcome by the community with their music

10:00    Presentation on local crafts

  • Design of handicrafts by Emberá women (Baskets)

12:00    Traditional lunch

13:00    Body painting with jagua fruit “Kipará” (natural painting)

14:00    Traditional dance performance at sunset

15:00    Transfer to the Corotú port

16:00    Departure from the Corotú port to the city

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

 

RECOMMENDATIONS:

Visitors are recommended to bring:

  • Swimwear
  • Sunscreen
  • Camera
  • Extra clothing
  • Mosquito repellent
  • Rain poncho
  • If you are going to buy handicrafts, you should bring bills of low denomination, since there are no ATMs and credit cards are not accepted. All payments are in cash.

 

* Piragua: A shallow-draft sailing vessel, narrow, longer than a canoe, and generally made from a single piece with the sides made of reeds or planks

$ 487.50

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