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Shanice_A, Mar 2026
Everyone who travels to Panama should do this trip.
Even though if started really early it was totally worth it. The drive from our hotel was pleasant, our driver was on time. Panama has some nice landscapes throughout the drive..the boat ride was good and I felt safe, the waters on each stop was so blue, crisp and clean and we saw so many different fishes and we some huge star fishes. I recommend it to anyone visiting Panama.
khadijah_T, Aug 2026
Paradise
I absolutely enjoyed the view of the islands, the only downside is the long ride & tight roads a long the way. I know they do warn you before booking, but this is my honest opinion. I enjoyed the food & the tour guides were very friendly . I would book again the views were just so amazing you cannot get this experience in the city of Panama
Virginia_G, Aug 2026
Turquoise waters, beautiful islands, and friendships!
Definitely a long day, but so worth it to have the Caribbean experience that Panama has to offer (in addition to seeing vistas of rainforests and sloths in the trees on the drive to and from the put-in spot!). Our group was wonderfully representative of many countries and cultures. I connected nicely with the other solo traveller, and we looked out for each other while swimming and timing of getting back to the boat each island. One of the aspects I love about travel!
Kayla_R, Aug 2026
The experience of a lifetime!
This was an experience! The photos, the videos don’t do this place justice. You should definitely see these islands with your own eyes. Beautiful beaches, friendly people. I had an amazing time!

San Blas Islands (Guna Yala)

4.5
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Panama
Turquoise waters on the shores of San Blas Islands in Panama.
  • Accommodations, food, and facilities on the islands are very basic. If you stay overnight, expect to sleep in a simple cabin, tent, or hammock, without electricity, Wi-Fi, or running water.

  • Bring everything you need with you to the islands, including water, cash, sunscreen, and your swimsuit.

  • The islands are an autonomous region, and visitors to the islands must carry their passport.

  • The main language spoken on the islands is Tulekaya, but you will be able to get by in Spanish and English.

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