The archipelago formed by the islands of San Blas in the Panamanian Caribbean ocean, also known as the region of Kuna Yala, is a necklace of coral islands, which has become one of the most popular eco-tourism destinations in the region of Central America and the Caribbean. The archipelago of San Blas offers two exciting experiences: the Caribbean islands of spectacular beauty and the opportunity to visit the villages of the Kuna Indians to learn about their fascinating culture and way of life.

San Blas is a collection of some 365 islands (one for each day of the year) where you can swim and snorkel, dive, kayak or fish.

The San Blas islands have been formed by the accumulation of coral and are covered with palm trees and white sand beaches that are indescribable. Different depths and infinite shades of blue and turquoise water, dazzling underwater coral gardens, no wild animals and tropical climate make this the perfect escape from reality. The impression on arrival is incredible, the feeling of having traveled back in time, the surprise of seeing how the Kuna Indians who inhabit this archipelago have remained intact for centuries, their customs, their traditions and their simple lifestyle, it is difficult to imagine.

Departure: hotel pickup at 5:00 a.m.

Return: to Panama City at 6:00 p.m.

Includes:

Breakfast, lunch, boat transfer, car transfer (jeep o 4wd) from Panama City to Carti and bottled water.

This is your lunch table:

And this is your meal, freshly caught the same day:

Also entrance fee to the region of Kuna Yala, beach, visit to the Indigenous Comunity of Carti, visit to the artisan market, entrance to the Kuna museum to learn about this unique culture, the Kuna people tradition, and the famous Molas designed by the Kuna women.

The world famous Molas made by the Kuna Indians in their traditional huts:

What to bring

* Bathing suit

* Camera

* Water shoes

* Beach sandals

* Sunscreen

* Sunglasses

Boys will be boys… no matter where they are from!

Reserve this tour: info@panamatravelgroup.com

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