Door-to-door 4x4 transport from your hotel in Panama City, speedboat between islands, a visit to 3 islands and the Natural Pool, a traditional lunch and guides from the Guna community. All for $135 per person.
No. You book with a deposit to secure your spot and your date, and pay the rest on the day of the tour, when we pick you up. Free cancellation up to 72 hours before.
Day tours range from $114 (Classic and Paradise Express) to $135 (La Casa de Papel); the 4-island VIP Package + Guna community costs $149 and the premium snorkeling at Cayos Holandeses is $225. Island hopping through the remote cays costs $365 and multi-day expeditions start at $190. The comarca tax is paid separately.
No. The Guna Yala entrance tax is a fee charged directly by the Indigenous community and is not included: it's $22 for foreigners and $7 for Panamanian nationals, in cash, on arrival. Children ages 0 to 9 are exempt.
Hotel pickup is around 5:00 a.m. and you're back in Panama City by early evening. It's a full-day excursion.
If it's your first time and you only have one day, go for the Classic or VIP day tour. Want to see it all? Island Hopping through the remote cays or the premium snorkeling trip to Cayos Holandeses. Want to sleep on the islands? Overnight stays are temporarily paused — message us on WhatsApp and we'll build your plan. And if you want a private tour for your group, we quote it individually via WhatsApp. Not sure? Write to us and we'll help you for free.
Yes! Many San Blas islands look very similar and our tours visit several. If you want a particular island, tell us when you book and we'll do our best to include it in your route, depending on the weather and conditions that day.
Yes, it can happen. The published route is the planned one, but on tour day it may be adjusted due to weather, sea conditions, tides or decisions by the comarca authorities. The boat captain and guide make the final call, always for your safety. If an island can't be visited, it's replaced with another one just as beautiful — remember that almost all San Blas islands share the same white sand and turquoise water.
Guna Yala governs itself and registers everyone who enters, so identification is required: passport for foreigners, national ID for residents. Without a document the checkpoint does not let you through, and there is no room to argue.
You do not sail. The boat crosses open sea and that decision belongs neither to the customer nor to us: it belongs to the conditions and the Guna authorities. In that case we refund 100 % or find another date. Rain, on the other hand, suspends nothing.
Six things the archipelago does not sell, in the order people end up missing them.
You don't pay everything today: book with a partial payment and pay the rest on tour day, once you're in San Blas.