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Chocolate and cocoa are among Panama’s main exports, but you don’t have to just stop at buying a bar at the convenience store. Learn more about Panamanian chocolate and cocoa production and make your own chocolate bar during this fun activity at a factory in the capital. Kids and adults alike will love getting hands on during the lesson, and then sampling their creations after.

Collude with whoever you want to have fun with, as well as being exciting, the views they will share will be a memory that will last forever.

Our private tours are carefully crafted to transform each journey into an unforgettable experience. We are dedicated to creating lasting memories. With 15 years of experience exploring the trails of El Valle de Anton, we are familiar with all the hidden gems and the most breathtaking views. What truly sets us apart is our passion. We hike to connect with nature, discover local biodiversity, understand its ecology, exercise, and enjoy the landscape around us. Our routes mainly consist of paths traveled by mountain dwellers. They offer varying levels of physical difficulty and showcase different ecosystems. These routes are often associated with cultural legends or abundant biodiversity.

This tour is specifically designed for cruise passengers, not adapted from a general city tour. Your certified Panamanian guide understands cruise schedules, port logistics and timing constraints. Every stop is selected to balance sightseeing, comfort and punctual return to the ship. This is a private, well-organized way to see Panama City efficiently and calmly during your time ashore.

Nature-loving travelers will enjoy riding a gentle horse through the Panamanian countryside. Your guides will help you handle the horses and will keep you safe and on-track. Admire the rural landscape as you ride, either in the mountainous Cerro Azul region or the Anton Valley, depending on which option you choose. The tour is customizable, and you’ll receive personalized attention as it’s a private tour.

Visiting the Emberá community in Chagres is a unique experience that immerses you in the ancestral culture of this indigenous people. Here's why it's worth it: 1. Connect with a Living Culture The Emberá are one of the seven indigenous ethnic groups of Panama and have preserved their traditions for centuries. You'll learn about their language, dances, traditional music (with flutes and drums), and their lifestyle in harmony with nature. 2. Canoe Adventure on the Chagres River Access to the community is usually by traditional canoe (piragua). The Chagres River is vital to the functioning of the Panama Canal, and the Emberá have been its historical guardians. 3. Unique Arts and Crafts The Emberá are famous for their chunga (plant fiber) baskets and cocobolo wood carvings. 4. Pure nature in Chagres National Park The community is surrounded by tropical rainforest, with hidden waterfalls and trails to explore. 5. Responsible community tourism

The Panama Canal due to the inclusion of larger and larger ships had the need to expand its exclusion system and in this way the 2nd was created. Visitor center in the exclusive system of the Panama Canal, visits to the museum, the expansion film and a small path to learn about the fauna of the area.