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Pelican Island: The Real 'Money Heist' Island in San Blas

Pelican Island: The Real 'Money Heist' Island in San Blas

Pelican Island became famous after appearing in Netflix's Money Heist. What makes it special, what it's really like, and how to get there.

Cayos Holandeses: San Blas's Best Snorkeling Spot

Cayos Holandeses: San Blas's Best Snorkeling Spot

Cayos Holandeses is San Blas's most remote, pristine reef — the favorite for advanced snorkeling, far from the crowds.

Isla Aguja: What Makes This San Blas Island Special

Isla Aguja: What Makes This San Blas Island Special

Isla Aguja is one of San Blas's less crowded islands — fine sand, calm water, and a small Guna community.

San Blas for Couples: Ideas for a Romantic Getaway

San Blas for Couples: Ideas for a Romantic Getaway

Real ideas for a romantic couples getaway to San Blas: from a private day trip to an overwater cabin at sunset.

How to Choose the Best San Blas Tour: A No-Regret Guide

How to Choose the Best San Blas Tour: A No-Regret Guide

How to choose the right San Blas tour: what to ask before booking, what price is reasonable, and the red flags of a bad operator.

How Many Days Do You Really Need in San Blas?

How Many Days Do You Really Need in San Blas?

One day covers the essentials of San Blas, but 2-3 days let you see more islands, catch a sunset, and skip the round-trip drive every time.

Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties and Large Groups in San Blas

Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties and Large Groups in San Blas

San Blas for bachelor/bachelorette parties and large groups: what to consider for logistics, lodging, and coordinating a big group.

San Blas in the Rainy Season: Is It Worth Going?

San Blas in the Rainy Season: Is It Worth Going?

San Blas in rainy season (roughly May-November): yes, it's worth it — short intermittent showers, fewer crowds, and often better prices.