The touristic complex La Iguana offers to the client guided tours to differents places of Coclé, for moderate prices and for different tastes.
Tour to Penonomé: In this tour we going to visit the penonome museum where we going to see how was the life in the beginning of the past century, the public market of penonome where you can buy fruits and fresh vegetables in addition to have contact with the peasant culture of coclé, the bathing resort called “Las mendozas” where is celebrated the famous acuatic carnivals of penonomé , a workshop of riding saddles made totally by hand work, and finaly we will visit the park, the church and the geographical center of the republic of panama.
The museum of “del caño” and the Olá waterfall: in the museum we going to see the pre-colombine culture of the area, the Olá waterfall is of 20m high.
The General Omar Torrijos national park: this is one of the best places for the observation of birds and also it has beatiful landscapes.
The mines of soap stones: this is one of the most interesting places to visit in the region of penonomé, here we can see how the craftsmen obtein the prime matter for theirs different craftsmanshirps, see how they work, specialy the soap stone and can learn how work the stones with this good persons.
For the most adventurers we offers hikes:
Hikes to Antón Valley: this hike is for the chain of mountains using the same route that use the peasants to carry theirs products to the valley, with an aproximatte time of 5 hours.
Hikes for the Guacamaya mountain: from here we have a beautiful view of penonomé and the sorrounding field.
The tigrero hikes is, maybe, the most demanding of the long walks that we offer, it start in the community of Bajo grande de Cope to ascend untill 900 meters over sea's level. Crossing primary woods with a great variety of birds and great landscapes until the top of the mountain and if the sky is clear we could see the two oceans, the time of this trip is almost 24 hours.
All the tours include food, transport and guides of the area. |
