You drive with your car to the small town of BriBri from where you choose a gravel road that leads along the Sixaola- river. At a tiny place, called Bambu, you park your car safely at a supermarket where your guide is waiting for you. He takes you in his canoa during a spectacular trip over the river Yorkin to his village with the same name. Lunch upon arrival. Then you get a tour through the village which shows you the way this indigenous community lives. You will get acquainted with the growing of cacao and the process to make chocolate drink indigenous style.

In the morning your guide will take you through the rainforest to a beautiful waterfall, which is located on the Panamanian side of the border. In the meanwhile the guide explains how the BriBri-people uses the plants that grow in the forest for their daily use.Upon return to Yorkín lunch will be served and then you return by canoa to Bambú.