All our San Blas plans leave Panama City with the transfer included: a 4x4 picks you up at your hotel before dawn, crosses the mountains to Cartí port and you continue by boat. What changes is how many islands you see and whether you sleep there.
You leave before dawn and are back in Panama by late afternoon. It is the most requested format and the easiest to fit into a short trip.
The one-day tour you'll fall in love with: 3 paradise islands, the famous Natural Pool, and all-inclusive from your hotel in Panama City.
The most comprehensive day trip: 4 islands, the Natural Pool, and an authentic visit to the Guna community that cares for this paradise.
The most affordable getaway to San Blas: 2 islands and the Natural Pool, all-inclusive—perfect for experiencing paradise without breaking the bank.
The island made famous by a shipwreck: snorkeling over the sunken ship at Isla Perro, picture-perfect waters, and the Natural Pool.
Snorkel at one of the most colorful reefs in San Blas: Chichime Island, crystal-clear waters, and the Natural Pool—all in one day.
The most picturesque Guna community in San Blas: thatched-roof houses by the sea, colorful molas, and perfect lighting for your camera.
A quiet, uncrowded beach—perfect for spending the day as a couple away from the hustle and bustle of the larger tours.
The same setting as our cabin by the sea, but as a day trip: Wailidub Island, with a maximum group size of 10 people.
Our Guna Explorer’s cultural immersion, condensed into a single day: a glimpse into the real life of the Guna community on Miryadup Island.
The classic postcard view of San Blas: the Cayos Limones, with white sand and turquoise water, on the most popular snorkeling route.
The least crowded island in San Blas, with the best light in the archipelago for your photos—and without the crowds you’ll find on other tours.
Shallow, calm waters at Isla Diablo—perfect for traveling with children without missing out on the paradise of San Blas.
The tranquil side of Pelícano Island, beyond the famous shipwreck: relaxing snorkeling, the beach, and a sunset you’ll never forget.
Small groups, the more distant cays, or a boat to yourself. For people who want the archipelago without sharing it.
The big day: You’ll cruise among the most remote keys of San Blas, hopping from island to island by speedboat, snorkeling on pristine reefs, and enjoying lunch on board.
The best snorkeling in San Blas: the pristine reefs of the Dutch Cays, crystal-clear water, and the most remote sandbars.
Every format includes the door-to-door 4x4, the boat between islands with life jackets, the day's meal and the Guna guide. The multi-night ones add accommodation and all three meals. The only thing paid separately is the comarca entry fee: $22 for foreigners and $7 for residents, in cash.