Chagres River

Discover a fascinating and unforgettable adventure as you explore a enchanting Embera village. Recognized with the Badge of Excellence on TripAdvisor, this experience is truly one-of-a-kind and promises an exciting day! Imagine yourself fully immersed in the stunning landscapes of the rainforest, where the vibrant sounds of birds and wildlife surround you. And don’t miss the chance to take a refreshing dip in a waterfall. You'll have the opportunity to learn the rich culture of the Embera people – from their captivating music and delicious traditional food to their unique clothing and the incredible handcrafts they create. Witness firsthand how the Embera people embrace a simple life and appreciate the contrast between their tranquil world and our fast-paced, modern lifestyle. This is not just a trip; it's an invitation to connect with nature in the heart of the rainforest, culture, and the warm-hearted Embera community. So come along, and let’s make memories that will last a lifetime!

This 4-hours tour is the easiest way for you to have close-up contact with monkeys such as white-face, howlers and geoffrey´s tamarine. Plus the two toed sloths, three toed sloths, capybara, anteaters, caimans, crocodiles, turtles, manaties, bats, and a lots tropical birds like Rainbow-billed Toucan, Keel-billed Toucan, fiery-billed aracari, Snail Kite, White Hawk, Ospray, Limpkin, Tiger Heron, White Heron, as well as other aquatic birds such as Aramides cajaneus, Little Blue Heron, Purple Gallinule, and more. This lake is an ecological paradise not to be missed!.

Enjoy this exciting adventure of a boat tour inside the Panama Canal and get to know the biodiversity around it, an stunning experience surrounded rainforest looking for animals like monkeys, sloths, crocodiles, iguanas, birds and more.

Join us on this unforgettable experience visiting a traditional Embera Indian village, only 1 hour from Panama City. This will be an exciting day off the beaten path, far from civilization and surrounded by beautiful landscapes. Animal lovers will be delighted to witness close encounters with monkeys, while being immersed in the lush rainforest wildlife. Over 900 species of plant species have been identified. There are 114 mammal species, including Baird’s tapirs, whitetail deer, Geoffroy’s spider monkeys, and all five species of big cats. Of the 396 species of birds, there are stripe-cheeked woodpeckers, red-legged honeycreepers, violet-capped hummingbirds, and even harpy eagles. Additionally, there are 96 reptile species, 79 amphibian species, and 59 species of freshwater fish. On this tour you also will meet the Embera Indians and learn about their rich culture. Marvel at their mesmerizing music, handcrafts and happy yet simple village life. We also visit a refreshing waterfall!

Get up close and personal with various wildlife found in the Gamboa rainforest region. You will be able to feed some animals as they approach to your boat, snatch food from your hands. Discover many other wild animals including crocodiles, toucans, sloths, iguanas, turtles, and numerous exotic birds. We will also visit a sloth sanctuary, where you can observe these intriguing creatures in their natural habitat.

Experience a Panama Canal Full Transit Tour navigating from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean in one day. Enjoy the comfort of being in a small vessel and get really close to the Panama Canal's operation.

Explore rowing on a kayak the beautiful Chagres River before it merges at the Gatun lake where the huge vessels and boats transit from Ocean to Ocean. The Chagres river is the main tributary of water of the Canal. A quite waterway, enjoying the sound of the wild life of this dense tropical forest. You might get the opportunity to see a sloth in a tree, a colorful bird peacefully living in the jungle or at the top the water plants, caimans, turtles among many others species of the local fauna. After a short hike to the small port used by the Embera indigenous at Gamboa, the tour last about 1 hour and 20 minutes (in the kayak) always accompanied by our bilingual guide and probably also by an Embera guide from the area who knows the place better than anyone.

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the heart of Panama's rainforest with our authentic Embera Village Tour. Unlike other tours, we offer an intimate, small-group experience led by certified bilingual guides deeply connected to Embera culture. Cruise the Chagres River in traditional dugout canoes, immersing yourself in pristine nature. Our exclusive partnership with the Embera community ensures a genuine cultural exchange, where you'll participate in traditional dances, learn ancient crafts, and enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by village members. Experience the thrill of a hidden waterfall and capture stunning photos of Panama's diverse wildlife. Our tour goes beyond sightseeing – it's a transformative adventure that connects you with Panama's indigenous heritage while preserving its natural beauty for future generations. Lunch is Traditional freshly caught fish and plantain chips. Guests with specific dietary requirements are advised to bring their own food.

Meet Embera indigenous tribe, sail on beautiful Chagres River and hike to a goergeous waterfal, get to know customs, way of living and beautiful handcrafted artisany of this indigenous group. Includes roundtrip car and boat transport, a tour in Chagres River

Hop on a boat and sail to the Embera Indians community in the Chagres River. Visit the community located in the Chagres National Park, take a rainforest tour to a waterfall, admire their homes, dances and customs. Share a traditional indigenous style lunch and do not miss the chance to buy their handicrafts. You should wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes (recommended trekking shoes), swimsuit, towel, a change of clothes and sunscreen.

Embera tour is an unique experience that combines the visit to one of the main indigenous group in Panama and having contact with the amazing nature in the Central-American rainforest. After picking you up at your hotel, we will go to Alajuela Lake where we will board a ¨piragua¨, a traditional indigenous boat, heading to the Canyon in the Chagres River. Later we will go to Tusipono Embera, a small traditional village located in the bank of the Chagres River in the middle of the rainforest. The Emberas will show their traditions, their way of dressing and how they elaborate their handcrafts. They will perform their traditional dances and music and we will have time for interacting directly with them. We will enjoy lunch prepared by the Embera community.

This tour is one off the most booking tour in panama embera village Real Native indigenous at the chagres riverside, the tour star at the pick up place hotel or Airbnb , apartments, we will be driving 45 minutes to the chagres river , Sam Miguelito road. the native indigenous will be waiting for us at the point off the river Rio chagres whit the boat – canoa to the water fall 20 min to reach there , also you can swim in the water fall carry water clothes shorts pants , sneakers to walk the jungle , we will be there for 1 hour and a half at the water fall , after we go to the village were is they indigenous house located in the jungle family and kids and women will be waiting for us they new guess whit som native music , native clothes, native houses they will give us a lunch fishing of the day whit some green planting and fruits , we will be there 2 hour , then we take the canoa again to go back to the car, and from there to the drop off place

Be part of this magical experience at the Rainforest, right next to the Panama Canal. You will get a glimpse of the real wild life In other words this is a great natural experience in Panama City. Emergency number: +(507) -6981 4549

There are many reasons why you should visit an indigenous village in Panama. Here are some of them: To learn about indigenous culture and traditions. To experience life in a rural community. To enjoy the natural beauty of Panama.

As soon as we step aboard the boat, we will set forth on an exciting adventure to explore the captivating world of water birds that inhabit Panama's stunning Gatun Lake and Chagres River. From the elegant blue herons to the graceful brown pelicans, and the intriguing anhingas and jacanas, we will discover an exceptional variety of species that call this vibrant ecosystem home. Together, we’ll marvel at their remarkable adaptations for swimming and diving, from their uniquely shaped beaks to their webbed feet, which enable them to navigate this lush habitat with ease. Witnessing how these magnificent birds rely on wetlands for feeding, nesting, and thriving will be an awe-inspiring experience that deepens our appreciation for this extraordinary environment.

The Emberas will welcome you warmly, and speak to you about their fascinating culture and way of life that has remained unchanged for centuries. Later you will have the opportunity to see an authentic Embera dance that represents these peoples' great respect and love for the animals and environment of their world. The native will give you traditional lunch and you will have the opportunity to buy some carved crafts.

Begin your adventure at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve in Soberana National Park, where you’ll embark on a guided Chagres River Cruise. Experience Panama's lush biodiversity as expert captains navigate the serene waters, showcasing vibrant flora and fauna. Keep an eye out for colorful birds, playful monkeys, and sloths amidst the enchanting jungle scenery. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural and historical tapestry of this tropical paradise. Next, head to the Corozal Arts and Crafts Center to discover traditional Panamanian crafts such as jewelry, pottery, and textiles. Engage with local artisans to appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece. Your final stop is Fort Amador on the Causeway, where you'll have some free time to enjoy the breath-taking views of the city's magnificent skyline and the entrance to the Panama Canal. Make the most of your trip to Panama by giving you an in-depth overview of the Panama Canal and its beautiful surrounding areas.

HIGHLIGHTS • 7 nights all included package • Embera Villages • 4×4, hiking, • Pristine Chagres National Park • rafting, kayaking • Panama Canal • Forth San Lorenzo • Camping • Gateway: Panama City If you're an experienced sea kayaker looking for a trip that will test your skills and leave you satisfyingly exhausted, then you will enjoy a thorough exploration of the Chagres River in a small group of people, from beginning to end. A dam at the river's northern terminus, just before it meets the Atlantic Ocean, forms Gatun Lake, which makes up the main body of the Panama Canal. You'll hear the roar of howler monkeys from the vast jungle on your left and spot giant ships from a safe distance on your right as you paddle the length of Gatun Lake, sleeping as a guest in the huts of indigenous Embera tribes and wilderness camps along the way.

Join us for an immersive day of adventure and cultural discovery in the heart of Chagres National Park, as we visit the indigenous Emberá community. Your journey begins with a convenient pickup,we will drive approximately one hour by car to the port of the national park, where we will be greeted by members of the community.Followed by a scenic boat ride along the majestic Chagres River, offering stunning views of Panama’s lush rainforest. Enjoy cultural presentations that include traditional dances, music, and storytelling, offering insight into the history and customs of the Emberá people. You’ll also have the chance to participate in local activities, such as dance or handcrafting. A delicious, locally-prepared lunch will be served, giving you a taste of Emberá cuisine. At the end of the day, we’ll return by boat to your starting point, concluding a unique experience that blends adventure, culture, and nature into an unforgettable day trip.

Paddle these last twelve kilometers of the Chagres River on its way to the Caribbean Ocean in one of best Panama kayak adventure. In this circuit you will see some of main Panama Canal components such as the the Gatun Locks (not a visitor center), the Gatun Dam. You will also see Panama nature and wildlife at the wilderness Reserve of Forth San Lorenzo. And then, when we reach the Ocean we will visit one of Panama ruins attractions, Forth San Lorenzo. This fortress was built by Spaniard Conquistadores to seal this route from pirate incursions searching to attack Panama City located by the Pacific Ocean.