Top San Blas Islands Water Tours

Experience the best of the San Blas Islands on a relaxing small-group sailboat cruise. You'll be picked up from your accommodation in Panama City early in the morning and transferred to your vessel by speedboat. Sail to some of the most beautiful islands in the archipelago and snorkel in clear, warm waters. Enjoy a fresh lunch on board or on an island during this full-day tour.

Experience ultimate island life with this four day trip from Panama city to San Blas and Cayos Holandeses stopping in Isle Eneida. This is a small group tour with a maximum 14 guests. Your transportation, accommodation, and even a boat trip are included. Stand up paddleboard snorkel, or take it easy in a hammock these days. You might make some new friends, too.

See as much of the San Blas islands as possible with this full-day island hopping tour. These white sand islands set on turquoise waters are your playground for the day, which begins with a boat ride bright and early to Waily Lodge for snacks. Kayak, paddle board, or simply relax on the beach before your visit to a sunken boat off of Perro Chico. A stop at a natural swimming pool and Pelicano Island end the tour in the evening.

Discover the San Blas Islands aboard a Bavaria 35 sailboat, where you can explore pristine beaches, snorkel vibrant coral reefs, and engage with the Guna Yala culture in an authentic setting. This personalized sailing experience allows you to create your own itinerary, sailing at your own pace while enjoying the stunning turquoise waters and untouched islands. With a local Guna captain, you’ll gain insider access to hidden gems and cultural interactions that go beyond the typical tourist experience. Perfect for small groups seeking intimacy and adventure in nature.

For travelers who have more than just a day to explore and want to get the most out of their time on the San Blas Islands, this San Blas Islands 3-Day All-Inclusive Sailboat Experience is a great choice. This experience allows you to go to remote areas away from crowds which wouldn’t be possible except by sailboat. Plus, you can snorkel some of the best coral reefs in the world.