Cruises

⛵San Blas: 49 Inhabited Islands, No High-Rises, No Hurricanes—Just Vibrant Guna Culture.

Places we will visit during the cruise:

Isla Diablo – rainbow-coloured reefs.
Beneath the surface of the water lies the richest coral garden in the western part of the archipelago, home to schools of surgeonfish and parrotfish and sprawling soft corals. In the sandy pockets of the reef, you can spot yellow-orange cushion starfish. The intimate beach allows you to enter the water directly from the sand, making it the perfect ‘first contact’ with the tropical underwater world.

Isla Perro Chico – shipwreck and snorkelling.
Just below the surface of the water, a few metres from the shore, lies an old sunken shipwreck inhabited by colourful schools of fish and curious crabs. Put on your mask and swim over the metal skeleton of the ship, then relax on the beach with sand as fine as flour. You can enjoy a cold drink at the coconut bar and take a photo on the swing hanging from a palm tree to add to your family album. It’s an ideal place for a short stop between islands, offering a taste of adventure and a little relaxation.

Isla Miria – an island that time has bypassed.
Sunset spot Miria (locally known as Miria Ubigandup) consists of just a few palm groves and two coconut bars, and is filled with silence. We anchor in a shallow, mint-coloured lagoon. At noon, you can paddle your SUP along the mangrove-covered shores. In the evening, you can sit with the crew on the roof of the Bali 4.5 and watch the sun set behind the green hills of the mainland.

Caios Ordupuquip – postcard perfection.
“Postcard session” – a trio of uninhabited islets resembles the logo of paradise: a snowy ring of sand, a few coconuts and an azure bay. The best alarm clock? At 7:00 a.m., the palm trees are bathed in orange light of the sunrise – it’s hard to remember that Monday exists.

Isla Corals – a natural pool teeming with “Finding Nemo” creatures.
Mask and snorkel required! South of the main shipping lane lies the shallow ‘Piscina Natural’. The crystal-clear water is waist-high, and you will pass sandy patches where soft starfish and velvety sand dollars rest along the way.