This half day tour takes you up close to some of the Caribbean Sea’s most dramatic wildlife
Communities
Beyond the bars and beaches hides a very different face of Bocas del Toro.
The indigenous Ngöbe-Buglé and Naso inhabitants of this province have lived peacefully in the forests of the islands and mainland for centuries, and still have their own languages, clothing, and traditional medicine men, called curanderos, who know how to use the plants of the jungles to cure sickness and pain.
Many continue to live without electricity or running water, and travel the seas and rivers in dugout canoes and on tiny rafts.
