Alquileres vacacionales en Panamá

***SPECIAL PRICE ON WEEKDAYS*** $20! ***SMALL GROUP***(6 persons maximum) ideal size for single travelers, couples and families looking for a personalized guided experience ***LATE AFTERNOON *** the best time of the day for a walk at the Colonial District ***NO BLISTERING HEAT and COOL BREEZE** ***PANAMANIAN Guide*** raised and born in the neighborhood. We'll meet by late afternoon at The Plaza Herrera from where we'll start our historical walk going around the narrow streets and appreciating the mix of the architecture styles present in this colonial town, visiting several Churches and Squares , the ancient fort that protected the city. while your guide provides you interesting historical facts about the events that shaped this World Heritage Site. Also you'll have the opportunity to interact with locals along the way and visit the different shops offering souvenirs or enjoying some the local street food due the different options in the area. TIPS AND GRATUITIES: Tipping is expected as part of Panama service culture. It’s highly appreciated and accepted, Being this said; If you consider you have received an outstanding service feel free to do so.

You will learn in a small setting each step of coffee processing (picking, de-pulping, drying, dehusking, sizing, roasting and brewing.) (The hands-on picking and de-pulping are during our harvest time.) We do not use industrial machines, you will get to actually use traditional and small scale tools to process micro-lots of coffee. You will get to roast your own coffee and try a variety of ways of brewing it to find your ideal, perfect cup of coffee. In the end, you will get to drink coffee brewed in a variety of ways. **Geisha coffee tasting is included too!** Other things to note Our tour experience is set up to be kid-friendly and there are places to sit, so you do not have to stand the entire time. There is a little walking involved on gravel paths and uneven ground.

We'll meet you outside Papito's Caribbean Bar & after a walk along the sloth trail (with sloth guarantee!) we'll guide you through our chocolate farm & help you spot strawberry poison dart frogs, monkeys, toucans & other birds while harvesting fresh cacao pods for you to taste & talking about the different types of cacao. We'll then make our way to the heart of our farm & show you how we make chocolate. You'll get to try our artisanally fermented & roasted cacao beans, as well as some of our fresh, made from scratch, chocolate creations in dark or milk chocolate. One of our bonbons won 1st prize on the Showcolate Fair in Bocas in 2019 & 2nd place in 2020 so we promise you'll be in chocolate heaven! During a lovely walk along the hibiscus path there's some time to greet the farm animals (sheep, cows, horses, dogs, cats,...) & explore the fruit trees & flowers in Finca Montezuma's garden. We then invite you to discover our favourite snorkeling spot in a cayuco, a traditional dugout canoe! If you're lucky you'll even get to see the resident bottle nose dolphins of Dolphin Bay in their natural habitat while making your way to this magical underwater paradise. Explore sea gardens of sponges, anemones and starfish and spot majestic rays and the occasional octopus! The lush mangrove island is also home to birds like pelicans, egrets & cormorants. Experience Bocas in a different way!

Experimente y explore las dos caras de la ciudad de Panamá: ¿Quieres algo diferente a un recorrido a pie tradicional? Victor Peretz es un apasionado local que lleva a los visitantes fuera de lo común en El Chorillo, el lado olvidado de la ciudad de Panamá. El barrio pobre El Chorrillo tiene una mala reputación y es ampliamente conocido por sus problemas sociales, crímenes, violencia y antiguas pandillas. Es una de las zonas más pobres de Panamá con una población de aproximadamente 20,000 personas. Hace solo 20 años, era un área peligrosa, a menudo gobernada por pandillas. Cuando el gobierno y los inversores privados comenzaron a ver el potencial de esta área. Muchos de ellos se mudaron a El Chorrillo, a un tiro de piedra del Casco Viejo. Salga del camino trillado con Víctor y vea dónde entrenó el boxeador Roberto Durán, conozca cómo la invasión estadounidense de Panamá afectó a este vecindario, pruebe la comida y las bebidas locales, visite el parque donde se juegan dominó, chatee con los lugareños en sus hogares y obtenga para conocer a la gente de esta área y aprender sobre la gentrificación que ha tenido lugar en el distrito histórico Casco Viejo. El recorrido a pie por El Chorrillo. La idea de Víctor es mostrar a los turistas el lado real de Panamá: la gente local, sus condiciones de vida y cultura. Dirige el recorrido bajo el eslogan: "Somos más que un canal famoso: somos personas". ¡Experimentaremos algunos graffitis, culturas y tradiciones de Panamá! Otros aspectos destacables ¡Esta es una experiencia, no un recorrido! No tendremos ningún estándar porque se trata más de explorar como un local y su vida diaria. Si tiene alguna alergia o si no bebe alcohol, avíseme. Quiero que su viaje sea especial a través de la comida y bebidas locales, por lo que es muy importante saber

Casco Viejo Walking Tour & Chocolate Tasting Casco Viejo is Panama City's old town and a World Heritage Site. As your local tour guide, I will show you the most important buildings, squares and churches of Panama City's colonial district, while you learn about the Hispanic legacy and admire the European and neoclassical art of its buildings. After a brief introduction about the foundation of Panama City by Spain, and the events that led to its transfer to Casco Viejo, we will walk around the old town. There will be a stop at one of the local handicraft markets and you will have the opportunity to taste chocolate made in Panama, and you can also try the world-famous Geisha Coffee (optional for an extra cost). Other things to note: The tour can be delayed if it rains. Geisha Coffee is not included in the price of the tour.