How's the ecotourism in and around the Panama City, Panama suburb of Fort Clayton / Clayton?
Captain Carl Davis - Jungle Land Panama
For cultural ecotourism, I recommend the Embera indigenous communities that live on the banks of the River Chagres. The tours are managed by the Emberas, which gives them a chance to create and manage their own source of income. ...
For cultural ecotourism, I recommend the Embera indigenous communities that live on the banks of the River Chagres. The tours are managed by the Emberas, which gives them a chance to create and manage their own source of income.
There is also nature-related ecotourism in the Panama Canal Zone, whether you are into fishing, kayaking, swimming, hiking or just plain sightseeing, as the video shows.
Posted June 19, 2013