Step back more than 500 years and explore the rich — and often overlooked — history of African ancestry in Panama. This walking journey unfolds through two defining chapters: the colonial era, marked by the harsh realities of slavery and powerful acts of resistance, and the West Indian migrations — a period of labor, resilience, and cultural legacy that helped shape Panama’s identity.
• Our walk begins in Casco Antiguo, moving beyond the former walls that once divided the elite from the working-class community of Santa Ana. • We continue along Central Avenue, a vibrant area filled with stories and local life. • Then we visit the Afro-Antillean Museum to explore the lives and contributions of West Indian migrants who helped build the nation.
Optional: Lunch at San Felipe Neri Market for local comfort food and a refreshing natural juice. Book the Walking Experience + Lunch option.
This experience invites you to discover the shadows and lights that shape Afro-Panamanian heritage.
Calle Jose De La Baldia And Calle 9a, Panama City, Panama
At our meeting point, we'll explore Panama's colonial history, understanding its roots and foundations.
n the Afro-colonial period and beginning the transition toward the West Indian influence.
Panama City, Panama
We'll immerse ourselves in a walk along Central Avenue, appreciating the local Panamanian vibe and their daily lives,
Calle 24 y Avenida Justo Arosemena, Barrio de Calidonia, Panama City, Panama
This former small chapel, now transformed into a museum, has so much history. It also features a beautiful outdoor mural that narrates the life and labor of West Indians in the Isthmus of Panama.
We’ll cool off with a refreshing natural juice and sit down to a comforting, flavorful local lunch.
We will gather next to the statue in the middle of Plaza Herrera. I'll have sign with the name of the tour.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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