Experience a Day in the San Blas Islands, immersed in local culture and stunning beaches. Learn directly from Guna grandmothers in their communities as they teach you how to make traditional molas. Start creating your own mola with their guidance, visit a local community, and enjoy time with the islanders.
Then, relax on one of the most breathtaking beaches in San Blas, Pelican Island, famous as the filming location of Money Heist. Here, you can use exclusive paddleboards or snorkel in the island's vibrant waters.
Next, head to Ina Island, where you can unwind on its beautiful beach and watch local artisans weaving palm fibers to create unique items like coasters and bookmarks.
Finally, visit the natural pool—a sandbar in the middle of the Caribbean Sea—where you might spot starfish. Enjoy fresh fruit, soft drinks, or water, and a delicious meal of fried fish with salad. Beach towels, chairs, and snorkeling gear are available upon request.
Start at 8:30am in Tupile port, where we will take a confortable boat with sun proctection to a 4 Island Hopping in the most amazing sports in this paradaise called San blas Islands. Tiny Islands with white sand and clear turquoise color ocean.
Meet our English local speaking guide who will explain the itinerary for the day. First stop is Waily Lodge, where you will take a morning snack of fruits and then you can explore in Kayak or Paddel board all the island all around. Or you can relax, we will provide towels, beach chairs and umbrellas. Around 12, you will taste a fresh fish with rice and salad make by the locals.
After lunch, we will take the boat and visit the sunken boat in Island Perro chico, we will spend around 40minutes there. Then we visit the natural swimming pool, where you can find startfishes all arouns. Finally we will visit the Pelicano Island from the famous Money Heist Netflix serie.
Meeting point in port Dibin Tupile, right after the Carti NIga Kantule port.
Show your online ticket once you arrive to the port. Ask for Yadhiel Boat, our guides are Melquiades or Blanco.
The San Blas Islands are a stunning archipelago of 365 islands, known for their pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant Guna culture. This remote paradise is a self-governing territory of the indigenous Guna people, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural authenticity.
Isla Perro is one of the most beautiful and popular islands in the archipelago, known for its stunning white-sand beaches and clear turquoise waters.
Isla Diablo is a small, uninhabited island famous for its pristine beaches and excellent snorkeling spots.
Isla Cangrejos is a small island known for its crab population and beautiful beaches.
The Guna Yala Museum in the mainland town of El Porvenir offers insights into the rich history and culture of the Guna people.
A traditional Guna dish made with corn, coconut, and sometimes seafood or chicken.
A sweet coconut-based dessert made with rice flour and sugar.
Fried fish, often served with rice, beans, and plantains.
This is the best time to visit the San Blas Islands, with sunny skies, calm seas, and ideal conditions for island hopping, snorkeling, and beach relaxation.
Panamanian Balboa (PAB)
GMT-5
110VV, 60HzHz
The San Blas Islands are generally safe for travelers, but it's important to respect local customs and traditions, and be aware of your surroundings.
Albrook Bus Terminal (Panama City)
Local boats are the primary mode of transportation between the islands. They are often small and basic, but offer a unique and authentic experience.
Limited
Isla Perro is a stunning island with pristine beaches and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
Isla Diablo is a small, uninhabited island known for its beautiful beaches and excellent snorkeling.
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