Guna Yala Panama

Guna Yala Comarca is a captivating region located along Panama's eastern Caribbean Coast, also known as the San Blas Islands. This archipelago is made of some 365 islands, many of which welcome travelers to enjoy their culture and beautiful white sand beaches and clear blue waters. Beyond pure relaxation, visitors can partake in various activities, with snorkeling being one of the main attractions. The native Guna are an autonomous community and have full control over the islands. They primarily support themselves by cultivating coconuts, corn, yucca, plantains and sugarcane, as well by creating and selling their internationally renowned Mola handicrafts – a distinctive and beautiful form of reverse-stitched embroidery.

Things to do in Guna Yala

Island Hopping
Visit Isla Perro Chico, known to be a great spot for snorkeling and for its sunken shipwreck. Explore Isla Pelicano with its crystal clear lagoon and Isla Diablo with its relaxing atmosphere and white sand beach.

Snorkeling
Here, crystal clear waters team up with abundant marine life. You will get to see sea turtles, coral reefs, many fish, dolphins and even humpback whales that can be spotted migrating through the Caribbean waters.

Getting to know the Guna Culture
Guna Yala has a rich culture that has been maintained through many generations. This is your opportunity to learn about their art and every day activities.