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tropical beach of an Caribbean island with a dugout canoe on the sand, Zapatilla cays, Panama Stock Photo
RFE6GGY1–tropical beach of an Caribbean island with a dugout canoe on the sand, Zapatilla cays, Panama
Man canoeing past Cristobal Island in Bocas Del Toro, with Tierra Oscura (mainland Panama) in the background Stock Photo
RFRK9DG7–Man canoeing past Cristobal Island in Bocas Del Toro, with Tierra Oscura (mainland Panama) in the background
Heading out on Chagres river riding a cayuco, Panama Stock Photo
RMS3FE59–Heading out on Chagres river riding a cayuco, Panama
Kuna indian woman rowing in a cayuco at Corbisky island in Kuna Yala. Stock Photo
RMCBB4NY–Kuna indian woman rowing in a cayuco at Corbisky island in Kuna Yala.
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMC8WK69–San Blas archipelago
An indigenous Embera man in traditional dress in Panama sits on a 30 foot long dugout canoe or cayuco, hand-hewn from a single tree. Stock Photo
RM2NH1Y0X–An indigenous Embera man in traditional dress in Panama sits on a 30 foot long dugout canoe or cayuco, hand-hewn from a single tree.
San Blas de Cuna Islands, Panama, Archipelago with Cuna Indian residents, sailing canoe (cayuco) Stock Photo
RMA2G7Y6–San Blas de Cuna Islands, Panama, Archipelago with Cuna Indian residents, sailing canoe (cayuco)
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE8M–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Apr 30, 2009 - Narascandup Pipi, Kuna Yala, Panama - The dugout canoe or cayuco, is made from a single trunk of hard wood, (only the very big cayucos are made from several pieces) scraped out and carved by a specialist carpenter who uses only an adze and his machete. He coats the outside and bottom with tar. For the more elaborate cayucos, the internal parts and especially the bow Stock Photo
RMDPWKG5–Apr 30, 2009 - Narascandup Pipi, Kuna Yala, Panama - The dugout canoe or cayuco, is made from a single trunk of hard wood, (only the very big cayucos are made from several pieces) scraped out and carved by a specialist carpenter who uses only an adze and his machete. He coats the outside and bottom with tar. For the more elaborate cayucos, the internal parts and especially the bow
Two Kuna Indian dugout canoes at sunset San Blas Islands Panama Central America Stock Photo
RMAJME22–Two Kuna Indian dugout canoes at sunset San Blas Islands Panama Central America
tropical beach with a dugout canoe on sand, Caribbean sea, Zapatilla island, Panama Stock Photo
RFE6GGY0–tropical beach with a dugout canoe on sand, Caribbean sea, Zapatilla island, Panama
Lush tropical beach with coconut palm trees and a wooden dugout canoe on the sand, Caribbean sea, Bocas del Toro, Panama, Central America Stock Photo
RFKNMFPF–Lush tropical beach with coconut palm trees and a wooden dugout canoe on the sand, Caribbean sea, Bocas del Toro, Panama, Central America
Beached cayuco in Guna Yala, Panama. Stock Photo
RMCBB4GF–Beached cayuco in Guna Yala, Panama.
Cayuco ride on Chagres river, Panama. Stock Photo
RFS3FE58–Cayuco ride on Chagres river, Panama.
Boats at the beach in Guna Yala. San Blas archipelago, Caribbean, Panama, Central America - stock photo Stock Photo
RF2WY0AYY–Boats at the beach in Guna Yala. San Blas archipelago, Caribbean, Panama, Central America - stock photo
An indigenous Embera woman and her toddler in an Embera village in Panama. Stock Photo
RM2NH1Y16–An indigenous Embera woman and her toddler in an Embera village in Panama.
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE94–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Kuna Indians in dugout canoes near their village San Blas Islands Panama Central America Stock Photo
RMAJME3E–Kuna Indians in dugout canoes near their village San Blas Islands Panama Central America
Guna indian woman rowing in a cayuco at Corbisky island in Guna Yala, Panama. Stock Photo
RMCBB4NE–Guna indian woman rowing in a cayuco at Corbisky island in Guna Yala, Panama.
Aerial view of thatched houses and palm tree forest in island. San Blas archipelago, Caribbean, Panama, Central America - stock photo Stock Photo
RF2WY0AWM–Aerial view of thatched houses and palm tree forest in island. San Blas archipelago, Caribbean, Panama, Central America - stock photo
An indigenous Embera woman with her baby asleep on her shoulder in an Embera village in Panama. Stock Photo
RM2NH1Y3F–An indigenous Embera woman with her baby asleep on her shoulder in an Embera village in Panama.
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB54CN–San Blas archipelago
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE9G–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Aerial view of old wreck and palm tree in a tropical beach Stock Photo
RFD7WJKK–Aerial view of old wreck and palm tree in a tropical beach
Kuna Indian man sailing dugout canoe cayuco at sunset San Blas Islands Panama Central America Stock Photo
RMAJME2C–Kuna Indian man sailing dugout canoe cayuco at sunset San Blas Islands Panama Central America
Guna indigenous woman with kids beaching a cayuco at Corbisky island in Guna Yala, Panama. Stock Photo
RMCBB4MD–Guna indigenous woman with kids beaching a cayuco at Corbisky island in Guna Yala, Panama.
An indigenous Embera woman with her toddler asleep on her shoulder in an Embera village in Panama. Stock Photo
RM2NH1XP9–An indigenous Embera woman with her toddler asleep on her shoulder in an Embera village in Panama.
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE8J–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Aerial view of old wreck and palm tree in a tropical beach Stock Photo
RFD7WHGH–Aerial view of old wreck and palm tree in a tropical beach
Kuna Indians sailing dugout canoe into their village at sunset San Blas Islands Panama Central America Stock Photo
RMAJME35–Kuna Indians sailing dugout canoe into their village at sunset San Blas Islands Panama Central America
Guna indian woman at Corbisky island in Guna Yala, Panama. Stock Photo
RMCBB4N1–Guna indian woman at Corbisky island in Guna Yala, Panama.
Embera men using a hand axe to carve and shape a cayuco. Embera indigenous people hollow out a tree trunk to build and form this kind of wooden canoe. Stock Photo
RMCB47GY–Embera men using a hand axe to carve and shape a cayuco. Embera indigenous people hollow out a tree trunk to build and form this kind of wooden canoe.
An Embera dugout canoe or cayuco hand-made from a single hollowed-out tree trunk, about 30 feet in length. Stock Photo
RM2NH1XTM–An Embera dugout canoe or cayuco hand-made from a single hollowed-out tree trunk, about 30 feet in length.
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE8P–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Aerial view of thatched houses and palm tree forest in archipelago. San Blas islands, Caribbean, Panama, Central America Stock Photo
RMCB533J–Aerial view of thatched houses and palm tree forest in archipelago. San Blas islands, Caribbean, Panama, Central America
Kuna Indians in motorized dugout canoe San Blas Islands Pamama Central America Stock Photo
RMAJME31–Kuna Indians in motorized dugout canoe San Blas Islands Pamama Central America
Indigenous Embera women dressed up for visitors in their village on Lake Alejuela in Panama. Their skin is painted with the juice of the jagua berry Stock Photo
RM2NH1Y0Y–Indigenous Embera women dressed up for visitors in their village on Lake Alejuela in Panama. Their skin is painted with the juice of the jagua berry
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE8K–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Aerial view of thatched houses and palm tree forest in island. San Blas archipelago, Caribbean, Panama, Central America - stock photo Stock Photo
RF2WY0AWT–Aerial view of thatched houses and palm tree forest in island. San Blas archipelago, Caribbean, Panama, Central America - stock photo
A young indigenous Embera man in traditional dress guides the dugout canoe through shallow water in Lake Alajuela in Panama. Stock Photo
RM2NH1XPB–A young indigenous Embera man in traditional dress guides the dugout canoe through shallow water in Lake Alajuela in Panama.
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE8W–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB525C–San Blas archipelago
Two young girls paddle an Embera dugout canoe or cayuco hand-made from a single hollowed-out tree trunk, about 30 feet in length. Stock Photo
RM2NH1XPN–Two young girls paddle an Embera dugout canoe or cayuco hand-made from a single hollowed-out tree trunk, about 30 feet in length.
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE98–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB51T9–San Blas archipelago
An indigenous Embera man in traditional dress stands in the front of the dugout canoe or cayuco with a long pole to move the boat in shallow water. P Stock Photo
RM2NH1XTE–An indigenous Embera man in traditional dress stands in the front of the dugout canoe or cayuco with a long pole to move the boat in shallow water. P
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE97–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB51PN–San Blas archipelago
An indigenous Embera man in traditional dress stands in the front of the dugout canoe or cayuco with a long pole to move the boat in shallow water. P Stock Photo
RM2NH1XRD–An indigenous Embera man in traditional dress stands in the front of the dugout canoe or cayuco with a long pole to move the boat in shallow water. P
Fort San Geronimo, first built in 1664 and rebuilt in 1739. Portobelo Bay was named by Christopher Columbus in 1502. The town was founded in 1597 as Stock Photo
RM2NH1XPX–Fort San Geronimo, first built in 1664 and rebuilt in 1739. Portobelo Bay was named by Christopher Columbus in 1502. The town was founded in 1597 as
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB53JG–San Blas archipelago
The shaman or village medicine man of an indigenous Embera village in traditional dress with his flute and his body painted with the juice of the jagu Stock Photo
RM2NH1XT1–The shaman or village medicine man of an indigenous Embera village in traditional dress with his flute and his body painted with the juice of the jagu
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE9F–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB51MX–San Blas archipelago
The shaman or village medicine man of an indigenous Embera village in traditional dress with his flute and his body painted with the juice of the jagu Stock Photo
RM2NH1XT6–The shaman or village medicine man of an indigenous Embera village in traditional dress with his flute and his body painted with the juice of the jagu
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE9C–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5MN6–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB51KD–San Blas archipelago
Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw Stock Photo
RMHMYE92–Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant tw
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5M98–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres Stock Photo
RMC4KKJR–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB52XM–San Blas archipelago
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5M7H–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres Stock Photo
RMC4KKK9–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB530B–San Blas archipelago
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5MAM–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres Stock Photo
RMC4KKM8–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB544F–San Blas archipelago
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN4PKY–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres Stock Photo
RMC4KKM0–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres
San Blas archipelago Stock Photo
RMCB5422–San Blas archipelago
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5M8A–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres Stock Photo
RMC4KKK2–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5NEH–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres Stock Photo
RMC4KKJG–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres Stock Photo
RMC4KKKJ–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres
San Blas islands Stock Photo
RMCB537A–San Blas islands
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5N4D–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5NEB–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5NAD–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5NBR–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5N12–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5MH8–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5MEF–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo Stock Photo
RMHN5MCH–Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjo
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