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Food Tour Panama City
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Panama City: Geisha Coffee & Chocolate Tasting TourYou'll taste Geisha coffee with its history explained at Hotel La Concordia, then move to I Love Panama Chocolate for a tasting of Bocas del Toro cocoa in Casco Viejo. A bilingual guide handles the narrative and transport between both stops, so you spend the afternoon learning and tasting instead of navigating. The whole experience is wheelchair accessible and works for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste two of Panama's signature products in one afternoon without arranging transport or figuring out where to go—the guide handles both the logistics and the story, so you just show up and taste.
Panama City: Afropanamanian Cooking Class & Shared MealYou’ll join locals in a cozy Panama City kitchen to cook Afropanamanian classics like empanadas and coconut rice using fresh ingredients. Share stories as you chop, fry, and laugh together—then sit down for a lively meal with your group. It’s not just about food; it’s about feeling welcome at someone else’s table.
Panama City: Casco Viejo Cooking Class & Market TourYou shop two working markets in Casco Viejo with a local guide, select fresh ingredients, then cook five classic Panamanian dishes in a hands-on class. The chef teaches you techniques for tamales and carimañolas while explaining the herbs and spices unique to Panama. You finish with a sit-down lunch of what you cooked, plus complimentary drinks. The whole experience runs four hours and adapts to gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian diets.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cook real Panamanian food with someone who knows it, not just taste it — the market shopping is what makes the menu personal instead of preset, and the four-hour format fits a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day.
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