The most common way is via a 4×4 private transfer from your hotel in Panama City to the port in Cartí (approx. 2.5 hours). From there, a taxi boat will bring you to your catamaran. Alternatively, for a more premium experience, we can arrange a private charter flight (40 minutes) directly to the Corazon de Jesus airport in San Blas.

Yes! Our charters are all-inclusive. This includes your private catamaran, a professional crew (captain and chef/hostess), all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks), beverages (water, sodas, beer, wine, cocktails), fuel, water toys like kayaks, paddleboards, and snorkel gear. Note: Guna Yala entry taxes ($22 per person) and transportation to the port are typically handled separately. Almost every island ask for an “entrance fee” $3 per person.

We pride ourselves on a gourmet tropical menu. You can expect fresh catch of the day (lobster, giant crab, or snapper), tropical fruits and international cuisine. If you have dietary restrictions—such as Keto, vegan, or gluten-free, our chefs will customize the menu specifically for you.

Every catamaran in our premium fleet are equipped with powerful air conditioning (available during generator hours 9 pm-7 am) and Starlink satellite internet, ensuring you stay cool and connected even in the most remote cays.

Absolutely. The waters in San Blas are very calm because they are protected by coral reefs, making it a “natural swimming pool” with almost no waves. It’s an ideal environment for children to swim, snorkel, and explore safely.

San Blas is a year-round destination.

• December to April (High Season): Sunny with pleasant trade winds, perfect for sailing and snorkeling.

• May to November (Low Season): Calmer sea and lighter winds, ideal for those who prefer less people and sea like a lake.

We understand that plans can change. We offer flexible cancellation terms depending on how far in advance you notify us. Please contact our team directly to review the specific terms for your selected dates and vessel.

San Blas has no casinos, nightclubs, shopping malls, etc. It remains untouched by modern development, and the Kuna people still live the simple life they have for centuries, offering an environment of rare natural beauty.

To enter the autonomous territory of Guna Yala, it is mandatory to comply with the following immigration requirements:

• Original and Valid Passport: All foreign visitors must carry their physical passport. The Guna Yala border authorities do not accept copies, digital photos on mobile devices, or foreign ID cards.

• Panamanian ID (Cédula): Panamanian citizens may enter by presenting their valid national ID.

• Current Immigration Status: If you are a foreign resident or a tourist in Panama, ensure that your entry stamp to the country is still valid and has not expired.

Important: Without your original physical passport, border officials will require you to return to Panama City, even if your catamaran reservation is confirmed. At CharterInSanBlas.com, we always remind our guests to double-check this detail before leaving their hotel to ensure a seamless journey.