
This group of Caribbean islands north of Panama City is home to one of the most independent and politically organized indigenous communities in Central America, the Kuna. Best reached by a short flight from Panama City, there are substantial opportunities for interacting with this hospitable indigenous community as you explore the Caribbean beaches and coral reefs. The Kuna are most famous for their molas, cloth appliqué with unique geometric and pictorial designs usually worn on blouses, but can also be purchased as wall hangings. Water sports like snorkeling, diving, fishing are also popular on these islands.
Here are some related tips to help plan your trip to San Blas Islands: Coco Blanco, Isla de Hierba and El Pelicano.


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Overview
This medium-sized island, with a nice fish-filled reef and wreck to explore, is a great spot for snorkeling. The boat will drop you on a beach near the single hut home of the nomadic
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Overview
This is one of the more developed of the smaller islands, but it has its charm. Split in half by a friendly divide, one side is occupied by a group numbering around 30 who live in a
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