San Blas sailing cruise by the cabin

The undisputed gems of the Archipilago de San Blas are the Cayos Los Grullos, Holandeses and Ordupuquip, a triangle of three virtually uninhabited island chains that are separated by calm blue-green waters and surrounded by shallow reefs.

Anchorage near perfectly sandy shore of Turtle Island San Blas. This is one of dozens of islands in the San Blas Cayos Holandeses chain. Kuna family who make their home here welcome guests aboard visiting charter sailboats and yachts anchored nearby. Once you step ashore you'll be greeted by the island family's patriarch who will invite you to spend the afternoon in this private paradise. Explore the island from end to end or settle into shaded hammocks for the afternoon.

Pristine group of more than a half dozen of islets that are rarely visited by anyone other than sailors. This place is stunningly beautiful. A Spanish galleon sank around this are, but neither ship nor gold has ever been found. Here you can also find old cargo ship lodged upright on the nearby reef, making it an appealing spot for snorkelers.

Without a doubt, this island is considered the best island in San Blas Panama. Chichime is a perfect place to stay away from crowded beaches. The island has a nice lagoon and a beach bigger than all the other islands.

This island is mainly populated by the Guna indigenous People. The group of Cayos Limones islands is sparsely populated and the most notable Isla de Perro and Chichimen. Both islands are located near beautiful reefs with several sunken ships making it an ideal spot for snorkeling.

Small island in archipelago of San Blas, perfect for sunbathing and snorkeling.

This place offers one of the most rewarding snorkeling shipwreck sites. On a beautiful day it is a perfect spot to make some underwater shots.