Well organized, fairly priced outing. The schedule included several activities but mostly didn’t feel rushed. I would have preferred another hour to hike in the rainforest and look at birds and other wildlife, but I was traveling with a friend with mobility difficulties, and this outing was within range for him, which is not easy to do. Overall, a good balance of nature, people, culture.

Optimal tour to the Emberas. Our druid, Dan, was well prepared, nice, competent, flexible and a real buddy. Recommended although the whole thing comes across as very touristy. The 'march' to the waterfall is really fun (sturdy trecking sandals are the best footwear!) And is an absolute MUST for every nature lover.

Nice tour, come equipped

The tour is a nice experience. You see countryside, forrest, river and village people living the natural way without electricity except for light at night. Come equipped: sun hat, sun screen, trekking sandals, shorts or skirt, bathing clothes, towel. I had to walk 25 minutes over muddy and rocky slopes to reach a lovely waterfall. Also walking through 3 small river beds with water above the knee. Nothing dramatic but trekking shoes or sandals good for walking also in water are helpful. The Embera are nice people, the lunch snack was Tilapia fillet wit Yucca which tasted excellently.