Standing on a volcano’s peak, snorkeling around untouched islands, and connecting with indigenous ancestral traditions

Our adventure will take place in the western province of Chiriqui. First, you will have an indigenous community experience for one day and one night connecting with the ancestral traditions of the Ngäbe people, by participating in a cacao ceremony with the local community and a hike to the highest measured waterfall in Panama, Cascada Kiki, which they consider anatural temple.

You will then explore the depths of the Pacific Ocean, through the untouched islands of the Gulf of Chiriqui Marine National Park.

The journey gets even better by discovering the secrets of the most valuable coffee in the world (geisha coffee) in the picturesque highland town of Boquete. There, you will also enjoy the cool nights of the cloud forest, as well as breathtaking views from the top of a volcano, where on a clear day, you will be able to contemplate the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.

Trip Highlights

• Enjoy the breathtaking view from Panama’s highest peak.
• Visit Hacienda Mamecillo, recently highlighted in National Geographic’s “Restaurants at the End of the World”.
• Discover the secrets of Geisha coffee, considered the most valuable coffee in the world.
• Enjoy the white sands in the untouched islands of the Gulf of Chiriqui Marine National Park, as well as snorkeling in its coral reefs.
• Hike to a majestic waterfall in the jungle, considered a natural temple to the indigenous Ngäbe people.
• Connect with indigenous ancestral traditions by participating in a cacao ceremony and spending the night at this ancestral territory.