Discover the hidden treasures of San Blas while indulging all your culinary senses in gourmet meals, prepared by our passionate chef Fernando. We welcome you to stay on this exceptional Fontaine Pajot 42 catamaran. Built in 1997, these well engineered boats feature ample of space above and below deck. Featuring 4 double cabins and two single cabins the boat can comfortably hold up to 10 guests.

You will spend the vacation of a lifetime on this fun boat. Wether lounging on the boat hammock, cooling off in the ocean with one of the water toys, snorkeling on one of the many spectacular reefs that San Blas has to offer, you will fondly remember your days aboard this boat for the rest of your life.

ABOUT THE CAPTAIN & CREW

Your friendly Argentinian Captain Fernando and his lovely crew Daniela will transform your stay in San Blas into an epic experience like no other. Captain Fernando is extremely knowledgable with the San Blas archipelago and will find the most stunning islands for you to visit. Daniela is always attentive to her guests ensuring everyone is well taken care off.

ABOUT THE BOAT

The 42 foot Fontaine Pajot is the ideal charter catamaran. It is large enough to provide ample deck, salon, and cabin space, but small enough for an experienced captain to handle her. She easily can accommodate up to 10 guests in 4 double cabins and 2 single cabins with all the amenities a guest will require.

This catamaran was launched in 1997 and has been refit to cruise in remote locations. The boat has a big cockpit area for outside seating and dining. There is also a kayak, SUP board and snorkel gear for your water activities around the islands.

There is no better way to explore the remote islands of San Blas in total comfort and luxury, indulging in mouth-watering food and sweet hospitality.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• Sailing in the San Blas Islands
• All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner & snacks)
• Drinks (both alcoholic & non-alcoholic)
• Water toys (kayak, snorkel equipment)
• Towels, sheets, toiletries,
• Captain
• Dinghy transportation
• Island taxes

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

• Transportation Fees to and from the Boat
• Entrance Fees and Taxes to the Kuna Yala territory
• Personal expenses and tips
• Optional Liability Insurance
• A selection of meals and drinks outside of the ones included on board

WHAT TO BRING

• Passport or Cedula for Kuna Yala border crossing
• Comfortable and adequate clothing to protect yourself from the sun and thus avoid the use of sunscreen. Creams (even biodegradable ones) are polluting and for that reason we do not promote their use
• Swimwear
• Sun glasses
• Towel
• Camera
• Cap or hat
• Cash for tips and souvenirs

Sailboat Charter Disclaimer - Please read before booking

A vacation on a sailboat charter can be the experience of a lifetime and give you unforgettable memories. In order to properly prepare you for your trip and align expectations, please take some time to read each point below. If you have any questions or concerns regarding any of them, we will gladly answer any of them.

1. All Sailboat Charters in San Blas are hosted on privately owned sailboats. Please be aware that the Captain and crew will be welcoming you into their home and that they will share their island lifestyle with you.
2. A sailboat charter is not a hotel resort experience that has waiters and staff. Please be respectful towards the Captain and his Crew.
3. Always follow Captain’s orders! For your safety and the safety of the boat, please adhere to the instructions of the Captain and Crew.
4. Fresh Water - Sailboats carry only a limited amount of fresh water with them. Please be aware of your water consumption when taking showers.
5. Bathrooms - Sailboat bathrooms have marine toilets that function differently than the toilets you are used to from home. Please follow the instructions given by the Captain on how to use them and DO NOT flush any paper into the toilet.
6. Wifi and Cell-phone coverage - The islands of San Blas are located in a remote area. While some islands may receive cell phone signal, others may not have any. Cell phone signal even in the “good coverage” areas can often be unreliable. If you need to stay connected, please inform us and your Captain in order for us to plan the itinerary accordingly. We recommend that you purchase pre-paid phone cards with Tigo and Digicel, which will provide you with the necessary wifi and cell coverage.
7. Dietary Restrictions - Please inform us as soon as possible, if you have any dietary restrictions or food allergies. Sailboat charters generally serve lots of fresh seafood.
8. Luggage - Sailboats have limited space available and cabins are generally very small. Please pack lightly and avoid bringing rigid suitcases. You won’t need much in San Blas. If you travel with lots of luggage, most hotels in Panama City will gladly store it until you return from your trip.
9. What to bring - bathing suits, bio degradable sunscreen, insect repellant, hat, sunglasses, extra cash for souvenirs.
10. Sailboat itinerary - We suggest a minimum of 3 nights for each sailboat charter in order to explore different islands and areas. We recommend to book 4 nights, if you would like to visit the remote Holandes Cays. Itineraries ultimately depend on weather and ocean conditions and are determined by the Captain.
11. Transportation to the sailboat - We will arrange your roundtrip transportation, which is in a shared 4x4 SUV (one guest up front, three guests in the middle row and two guests in the back row) and a shared Lancha boat. 

1. • Car transportation - the ride to San Blas takes 2.5 to 3 hours, with 1.5 hours over slow, curvy roads with potholes. For those with motion sickness, please prepare accordingly
   • Boat transportation - depending on weather and ocean conditions, the 30-45 minute boat ride might be bumpy and wet with ocean spray. Lanchas are very basic speedboats and operated by Kunas. Do not expect any luxury transportation.

We kindly ask our guests to visit San Blas with an open mind and to focus on the beautiful paradise that San Blas has remained despite the effects that modern society. The Kunas are very gentle and kind people, but can also be somewhat shy at times. When approaching them with a smile and an open heart you will be guaranteed an innocent, happy smile in return.