



by Safe Transportation Panama
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$75.64This full-day bus tour lasts about seven hours and starts with pickup from hotels in downtown Panama City or Casco Viejo. The group travels by car to Chagres National Park, Panama's main rainforest and water reserve. Upon arrival, guests board a traditional canoe for a river ride through the forest that feeds the Panama Canal. After the boat trip, a guided hike of around 20 minutes takes visitors over mud, water, and slippery rocks to a waterfall where swimming is possible. Following the swim, the tour continues with a visit to an Embera village. A community leader will talk about their culture, and visitors can watch traditional music and dances performed in a village hut. Lunch is served here, consisting of fried fish, plantains, and seasonal fruits. Participants can observe the Embera's clothing and handcrafted items and learn about their lifestyle in this native village. The tour includes bottled water and lunch, with optional purchases of handicrafts available. Visitors should bring appropriate footwear for wet and slippery conditions and swimwear under clothing since there is no changing area at the waterfall. Bathrooms with changing facilities are available at the village. The entrance fee to the Embera community and Chagres National Park is not included and must be paid in cash. Sunscreen and a hat are recommended; mosquito repellent is not necessary. This tour is not advised for people with mobility issues.
Chagres National Park
The tour starts with a car transfer from Panama City to Chagres National Park, the key rainforest and water reserve in Panama. Guests take a canoe ride through the rainforest along the river connected to the Panama Canal. Afterwards, a guided 20-minute hike crosses mud, water, and slippery rocks to reach a clean waterfall where swimming is possible.
180 min
Embera Village Visit
Visitors meet members of the Embera community and listen to a leader explain their culture. Traditional music and dances are performed in a village hut. Guests enjoy a lunch of fried fish, plantains, and fruits. They can observe the Embera’s clothing and handcrafted goods, gaining insight into their simple way of life in the native village.
120 min




by Safe Transportation Panama
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$75.64This full-day bus tour lasts about seven hours and starts with pickup from hotels in downtown Panama City or Casco Viejo. The group travels by car to Chagres National Park, Panama's main rainforest and water reserve. Upon arrival, guests board a traditional canoe for a river ride through the forest that feeds the Panama Canal. After the boat trip, a guided hike of around 20 minutes takes visitors over mud, water, and slippery rocks to a waterfall where swimming is possible. Following the swim, the tour continues with a visit to an Embera village. A community leader will talk about their culture, and visitors can watch traditional music and dances performed in a village hut. Lunch is served here, consisting of fried fish, plantains, and seasonal fruits. Participants can observe the Embera's clothing and handcrafted items and learn about their lifestyle in this native village. The tour includes bottled water and lunch, with optional purchases of handicrafts available. Visitors should bring appropriate footwear for wet and slippery conditions and swimwear under clothing since there is no changing area at the waterfall. Bathrooms with changing facilities are available at the village. The entrance fee to the Embera community and Chagres National Park is not included and must be paid in cash. Sunscreen and a hat are recommended; mosquito repellent is not necessary. This tour is not advised for people with mobility issues.
Chagres National Park
The tour starts with a car transfer from Panama City to Chagres National Park, the key rainforest and water reserve in Panama. Guests take a canoe ride through the rainforest along the river connected to the Panama Canal. Afterwards, a guided 20-minute hike crosses mud, water, and slippery rocks to reach a clean waterfall where swimming is possible.
180 min
Embera Village Visit
Visitors meet members of the Embera community and listen to a leader explain their culture. Traditional music and dances are performed in a village hut. Guests enjoy a lunch of fried fish, plantains, and fruits. They can observe the Embera’s clothing and handcrafted goods, gaining insight into their simple way of life in the native village.
120 min