How Coral Islets Form
More than 360 coral islets, crystal-clear waters and zero big cities. San Blas, Panama, is shaped by the sea itself.
More than 360 coral islets, crystal-clear waters and zero big cities. San Blas, Panama, is shaped by the sea itself.
Discover a new way to travel: sail the San Blas Islands, sleep on the sea, explore quiet islands, and truly relax.
Discover how mangroves and coconut culture shape life, ecology, and livelihoods in the San Blas Islands of Guna Yala, Panama.
The Guna cayuco remains a living vessel in San Blas, linking forest, sea, and daily life across Guna Yala.
Panama lies outside the Atlantic hurricane belt, making San Blas a reliable destination for year-round sailing.
Explore the two flags of Guna Yala. The Comarca Flag and the Revolution Flag, and their role in Guna identity and sovereignty.
Discover the coral reefs of San Blas while sailing through the Guna Yala archipelago and snorkeling among tropical marine life.
Explore the history of Guna molas and how this iconic textile art reflects identity, culture, and storytelling in San Blas.
Discover why travelers call the archipelago San Blas while learning its original Guna Yala name and cultural significance.
Private trips, flexible itineraries, and an experienced crew await you in Guna Yala.
You’ll also have access to snorkeling gear, fishing equipment, and either kayaks or paddle boards (depending on the boat). Fresh bed linen and boat towels are provided — and of course, guaranteed fun and unforgettable memories.
Due to banking fees and limitations in the region, we kindly ask that the remaining balance be paid in cash (U.S. dollars) upon boarding the boat. Some digital payments may include additional transaction fees.
We offer a flexible policy and can help you reschedule your trip within the same calendar year, subject to availability.
Please note: the 20% deposit required to confirm your booking is non-refundable.
We encourage our guests to embrace the experience, disconnect, and enjoy the natural beauty of Guna Yala.