2-Day San Blas Adventure from Panama City with WiFi

Panama City, Panama

2 days (approx.)
Pickup offered
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Simplify your visit to Panama’s San Blas Islands with a small-group two-day adventure from Panama City. Enjoy handy private transfers from the capital, allowing you to maximize your time on the island paradise. Spend the days snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, and paddle-boarding, and stay the night in a simple yet comfortable beach-side cabana. Meals are included, with lobster served in season.

Includes a tour to visit a natural swimming pool in the ocean
One night’s accommodation and all meals are included
Receive personalized attention on a small-group tour
An easy way to visit these Caribbean islands from Panama City

What's Included

Kayak tour
Dinner
Breakfast
Snorkel tour to visit natural swimming pool
Transport from/to Panama city
Private Cabana for min 2 people - Solo travelers will share cabin.
Lunch (2)

Lunch

Entry and port fee , San Blas Islands

$22.00 per person

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

Start time
.5:20 am

Itinerary

Day 1

Panama city to San Blas Islands

1 Stop

San Blas Islands

12 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Accommodation: Private Cabana for 2 people

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Day 2

Back to Panama city

1 Stop

San Blas Islands

12 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Accommodation: Not included

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Most travelers can participate
Not wheelchair accessible
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

3.5

based on 8 reviews

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Island wonderful, accommodation problematic

Martin_H, Apr 2026

Solo travelers should be careful when booking this experience: although the system allows you to book a private cabin, you will probably end up sleeping in a dormitory with a dozen other travelers, which is quite annoying. At no time during the booking process you are being actively made aware that sleeping arrangements have changed. You will only find out when you arrive at the island and it’s too late. Given that two other solo travelers were also misled, proves that I’m not the only one who was misled. The islands and the trip itself were wonderful and well worth the money.

Response from Host, Apr 2026

You are right, the solo travelers needs to share cabin. You can ask us if another solo travelers are travelling the same day, so you can share one cabana with 1 more people, but this needs to be confirmed by us, and with a few days in advance. Thanks

Beautiful islands but cabin...

Chloe_G, Aug 2026

Beautiful islands but catastrophic cabin: no toilet, no shower, and no lock. The communal showers, as well as the sinks, everything is saltwater. No soap to wash your hands when leaving the restrooms. The meals are very similar and we are forced into really unpleasant schedules, and to call us to eat, they whistle at us (6:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 6:30 PM). Furthermore, we were only visiting an island with locals, but it is super awkward; we feel like we are doing unhealthy tourism, and their only goal is for us to buy things on-site, because there is nothing to see on this first island. The night was catastrophic; you can hear the waves, it is impossible to sleep. There is so much humidity in the room that it makes the night even more complicated to endure. There was no fan either. Viator only offers one option for this trip, even though we learn on-site that it is possible to leave early in the morning. We are asked to vacate the cabin at 8:00 AM even though we don't leave until 3:00 PM. In short, avoid it; you might as well do the excursion for the day.

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Response from Host, Aug 2026

Nous sommes sincèrement désolés de recevoir une note d’une étoile pour des éléments qui font partie intégrante de la destination et qui sont communiqués à nos voyageurs avant leur arrivée. Les informations concernant les horaires de libération des cabanes, les conditions rustiques de l’hébergement et le fait que San Blas (Guna Yala) est un territoire autochtone sont envoyées par e-mail avant le voyage. Nous encourageons également tous nos voyageurs à bien se renseigner sur la destination avant de réserver, car San Blas n’est pas un complexe hôtelier classique. Les cabanes sont littéralement situées au bord de la mer. Pour beaucoup de voyageurs, s’endormir au son des vagues est justement ce qui rend cette expérience magique ; nous comprenons que vous l’ayez vécu différemment. Oui, l’environnement est naturellement humide : vous séjournez sur une toute petite île entourée par la mer. Il n’y a pas de climatisation et, sur cette île, les cabanes ne disposent pas de ventilateurs car les nuits sont généralement fraîches grâce à la brise marine. Concernant la visite de la communauté, il est regrettable de la qualifier de « tourisme malsain ». Vous êtes invité à découvrir une communauté autochtone Guna, sa culture et son artisanat. Personne n’est obligé d’acheter quoi que ce soit ; les achats sont entièrement facultatifs et permettent de soutenir directement les familles et artisans locaux. Nous respectons le fait que ce type de séjour ne convienne pas à tout le monde. Cependant, nous trouvons regrettable qu’une expérience soit notée une étoile principalement en raison de caractéristiques propres à une destination autochtone, isolée et rustique, qui sont expliquées avant le voyage. San Blas est précisément apprécié pour ce qu’il est : une expérience simple, authentique, au cœur de la nature et de la culture Guna. Il est essentiel de bien comprendre la destination avant de réserver afin de savoir si elle correspond à ses attentes.