Not sure which island to choose? Good news: almost all of them are equally stunning — white sand, palm trees and turquoise water. Our tours visit several in a single day, and if you're dreaming of one in particular, tell us when you book and we'll do our best to stop there.
The most famous island in San Blas: a shipwreck sunk just meters from the beach makes it the best snorkeling spot for beginners.
Dazzling white sand and calm waters; one of the classic stops on day tours.
A tiny postcard-perfect cay, ringed by turquoise water that's perfect for swimming.
Recognizable by its strip of leaning palm trees; calm waters ideal for families.
Small and peaceful, perfect for a swim stop away from the busier islands.
Perro Chico's big sister, with more shade and a wide beach for relaxing.
Gives the Cayos Limones their name; a historic landmark for sailors.
Twin islands with the most photographed palm trees in Guna Yala; a favorite backdrop for sailboats.
Known for its young, laid-back vibe; popular with backpackers and groups of friends.
Affordable and authentic, with simple cabins run by the Guna community.
A hidden cay with crystal-clear waters, ideal for those seeking peace and quiet.
A serene cay with shallow waters, perfect for floating without a care.
The desert island of your dreams: tiny, brilliantly white and dotted with a handful of palm trees.
Part of the most remote and transparent cays in San Blas; world-class snorkeling.
A nearly untouched cay in the Holandeses chain, surrounded by living reefs.
Named after the starfish that rest in its shallow waters.
A mini archipelago of tiny islands with some of the best-preserved corals in the comarca.
A quiet, rarely visited cay; a nearly private beach most of the year.
An island with traditional cabins, ideal for experiencing the daily life of the Guna community.
A classic for unwinding: hammocks, palm trees and spectacular sunsets.
A wide beach and serene waters; a perfect stop for swimming without currents.
Famous for its emerald inner lagoon, one of a kind in the comarca.
A peaceful cay with lush vegetation and fine-sand beaches.
Small and authentic, with the traditional hospitality of Guna families.
Absolute tranquility: ideal for completely disconnecting from the world.
Yanis's neighbor, sharing its emerald waters with even fewer visitors.
An inhabited island where you can see everyday Guna life among traditional houses.
The administrative seat of the Guna Yala comarca, with an airstrip and a museum.
Connected by a bridge to Corazón de Jesús; the best cultural tourism destination in the comarca.
A traditional community near El Porvenir, known for its molas and its hospitality.