Island & Natives FAQs

Native Indigenous people called Gunas. We Guna's have been living here on the islands for hundreds of years. 

The daily Guna diet is very seafood heavy and is often combined with some type of starchy food such as rice or potatoes. 

A mola or molas, form part of the traditional outfit of a Guna woman on the San Blas Island.

There is not a best island in San Blas. All islands are unique with their own features, attractions and sizes. 

If you are unsure which island to book reach out to our support team through live chat and we'll help you choose the best suited island. 

The only way to get to the San Blas Islands is by making your reservation with a licensed trip operator like Sea San Blas. 

There are well over 300 different islands however only 45 of these islands have in habitants and or some type of infrastructure.

But keep in mind that we offer trips too:

Yanis Island

Franklin Island

Cayos Holandeses

Wailidub Island

Perro Chico Island

Diablo Island

Aroma Island

Pelicano Island 

The San Blas Islands are a very safe tourist destination. All safety measures and precautions are taken and upheld to ensure the safety and well being of our customers are all times.

When you book with Sea San Blas you will be amongst our family and you will feel safe and secure with us at all times.  

Yes, there are many different types of sharks here at the San Blas Islands. However many of the sharks found and seen here are docile and not a threat.

We still recommend you to use all precautions if you encounter a shark as they are wild animals. 

Yes, although we don't offer this service. If you would like to fly to the san blas islands you will arrive at El Porvenir Airport (PVE), San Blas (Guna Yala), Panamá.