Beaches and Islands

Panama has many islands along its Caribbean and Pacific Coast, hardly populated with lush forest, pristine beaches and shores ideal for snorkeling.

It's the picture postcard Robinson Crusoe dream and no mass tourism or high-rise constructions like elsewhere in the Caribbean.

Some are inhabitated and form part of an archipelago like Bocas del Toro. Others are nature parks like Coiba. And some are Inidgenous Territory like San Blas.

Visit to San Blas Islands

  • Visits
  • The 360 islands of San Blas are amongst the most beautiful in Panama. They are inhabited and controlled by the Guna Yala indigenous tribe. They live on the islands in their own way embracing modernity where it makes their life more comfortable but without changing their ancestral habits. They are open for visitors in day tours and overnights in basic accommodation.

    In a day tour from Panama City you are picked up in 4x4 vehicles around 6 AM. First a 2 hours ride takes you through the Guna Yala jungle territory to the departure spot by boat to the islands.

    We cross in motorized canoes to one of the islands. We visit a local community.

    We cross to another island for lunch prepared by the local tribe.

    We give time for snorkeling and enjoying the beach.

    In the afternoon we return by canoe to the mainland. We have our transfer return to Panama City.

  • Includes
  • Transportation from your Panama City Hotel, entrances to the Park and taxes, lunch with drink.

    6 am ‐ 7 pm

  • Price

  • 190 usd per person (min. 6 persons)

Book the tour

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There are many ways to visit San Blas for instance by doing an overnight on one of the islands or to rent a yacht and sail along the archipelago.
There are other islands nearby to visit like Isla Grande and also the very well know Bocas del Toro archipelago north near the Costa Rican border.

Ask more information to our travel advisors.