It is no secret to anyone that the best way to know the 365 islands that this wonderful Panamanian archipelago offers us is to rent a boat in San Blas CAREYTRIPS gives you the facility to explore this paradise with just one click, rent the boat that you like the most or the tour that adapts to your needs AND READY!

# 1 Snorkeling in Coco Bandero

This beautiful key made up of 4 islets, of which only one is inhabited by a Kuna family, is a paradise for those of us who like to snorkel, the colors of its coral reef go from red to green or yellow, full of life marine, quantity of fish of all colors and sizes, will make you lose yourself in this paradise!

# 2 EAT THE CEVICHE ON THE BEACH OF CAMBOMBIA

This island is one of my favorites as it offers a wonderful anchorage, depending on the weather conditions, the captain can ormel the boat with the stern less than 2m from the beach, which creates the illusion of a private pool. Inhabited by only two families of fishermen, who will welcome you with open arms, you can taste the delicious Cambombian ceviche and / or purchase MOLAS or the popular WINY

# 3 DO KAYAK / PADLOE IN CAYO LEMON

Cayo Lemon is made up of 4 islets, the distance between one another is approximately 300m / 400m, thanks to the fact that they are protected by the coral reef, you can visit each of the islets, either by kayak / padloe, or if you are one of those who like to swim you can snorkel for each of them.

# 4 DINNER ON THE BEACH IN CAYO HOLANDES

These keys are the furthest in the entire archipelago, made up of 7 islets of which only 3 are inhabited: Bbq aisland (the natural pool), Miriaradup and Waisaladup. The tim de careytrips, together with the Kuna families, organize lunches and / or dinners on the beach for our guests. A delicious fresh and natural menu based on fish and lobster!

# 5 SAILING IN SAN BLAS

At careytrips, we love sailing and San blas is one of the favorite destinations for careytrips. Thanks to its coral reef and the Alicean winds, the result is a fast, comfortable and pleasant navigation.