48 Hours on a Tiny Island with Guna Tribe - Unseen Life in Panama!
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- čas přidán 20. 01. 2024
- 48 Hours on a Tiny Island with Guna Tribe - Unseen Life in Panama! Living with the Guna Tribe in Panama on Aroma Island in the San Blas Islands. San Blas is one of the last pristine island archipelagos in this world with an indigenous Guna population that to this day still lives in a very simple and happy way. This amazing experience gives you a glimpse into the island life living like a Guna.
Read more about San Blas Islands - Isla Aroma Private Cabin 3D & 2N plus San Blas Day Tour - www.viator.com/tours/San-Blas...
This is the tour I booked: www.viator.com/tours/San-Blas...
I also spent 24 hours living with the Emberá Tribe in the rainforest of Panama... a childhood dream come true!
You can check out the video from that experience here: • 24 Hours LIVING with t... and book that tour here: www.viator.com/Panama-City/d9...
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Which experience would you prefer: 48 hours living with the Guna Tribe OR 24 hours with the Embera Tribe (which you can watch in our other video here: czcams.com/video/iC47K9a-q0Q/video.htmlsi=nrxxynoz2hy-aIG0)
This was super cool! That natural pool looks incredible.
Yeah that was pretty neat standing in the middle of the ocean. The water was so clear!
I grew up in Mexico on a farm. I live now in the U.S. I could definitely go and stay in those beautiful islands and beautiful people sharing their lives. Thank you for this information video. I love all the videos that you and your wife do.
Do you miss living on a farm in Mexico? What kind of farm was it? Sounds like a great way to grow up. Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. It means a lot to us that you enjoy our videos.
@@hopscotchtheglobe My grandfather grew different crops depending on the season. I loved it, I miss it. It was a very simple life. If you have ever seen the TV series " Little House on the Prairie"? That was exactly the way I grew up.
Very unique experience, different from other travel channels.
So glad you enjoyed the video! We also recently posted another video of 24 hours living with the Emberá too if you haven't seen it yet!
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Cool! Sounds like an adventure with equal parts tropical paradise and culture shock. I can simply forget Zoom meetings, my new conference calls involve drumming on wooden planks and yelling across the ocean. I will be visiting Costa Rica very soon so Panama might be an additional option for me!
That's awesome you're going to Costa Rica. Which parts? If you can add Panama to that trip, I highly recommend it. It's only an hour flight from San Jose and cost $100 for a one way, so it would be easy to go from one country to the other.
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Thanks for this vlogs
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching and enjoy our other videos as well.
Yes I would totally go and have my tent 🏕️ and use the bathroom and shower of the place 😂 or sleep in that place and use mosquito cover like you did.
Either option is great. I saw a lot of people in tents too. I wonder how the tents held up in the wind thought.
thanks See ya ! how did you find them?
I found the trip through Viator. You can check it out here: www.viator.com/Panama-City/d950-ttd/p-22161P3?pid=P00153738&mcid=42383&medium=link&campaign=E
Minus the cockroach I would def stay there! Do you just lower the bug net with a rope or something when you go to sleep? Were those blankets or scarves that woman was selling? How much were they going for, they looked beautiful!
You can wrap the bug net under the mattress so nothing gets in while you're sleeping. The cockroach is harmless, just a little gross. I think they were decorative. I'm not sure how much they cost but they take a few weeks to make. Do you think you'll go?
I was just there and it really made me wonder if the Kuna take for granted how fortunate they really are. I watch those shows about rich Westerners paying millions of dollar to own such islands and these people basically just settled there and got them for free.
it was funny at some point to hear german language