Mind Bending Catamaran Charters in Untapped San Blas

The Strategic Role of Sailing in the Economy of San Blas San Blas is often described as paradise. But economically and politically, it functions very differently from most Caribbean destinations. These islands form part of Guna Yala, an autonomous Indigenous territory where tourism, fishing, land use, and commercial activity operate under Guna governance. To understand San Blas, you have to understand how its economy is structured — what sustains it, who controls it, and how

San Blas Temporary Road Transfer Closure: The Islands Remain Open with Continued Access by Flights and Sailing Charters The Congreso General Guna  has issued a short-term weather advisory   affecting specific maritime transport zones in Guna Yala due to temporary changes in sea conditions, including higher tides and stronger winds registered over the past hours. This announcement is a preventive safety measure , taken to protect both the local population and visitors during

Exploring Panama's Premier Sailing Spots: Bocas del Toro, Las Perlas, and San Blas Islands Panama has for long been the favorite yacht charter destination for many of those who seek a true sailing holiday . It’s up to you to choose the location that best suits your needs, either in the Caribbean or the Pacific. Panama, located south of the hurricane zone, unlike the rest of the other sailing destinations in the Caribbean such as for example the BVI, Antigua, the Grenadines or

Sailing in San Blas: Find Out Why Seasickness is Rare Embarking on an adventure to the San Blas Islands is a dream for many travelers seeking pristine beaches and untouched natural beauty. However, for some, the concern of seasickness can overshadow the excitement of the journey. But there’s no need to worry. Seasickness in the San Blas Islands is uncommon.  The archipelago lies outside the open sea, meaning minimal swell and little to no rolling while sailing or at anchor .

What recent airspace closures reveal about travel risk — and how Catamaran Adventures protects guests with clear, considered refund policies In early January 2026, a major military operation led to the capture of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela. As part of that action, U.S. authorities temporarily closed large portions of Caribbean airspace for safety reasons. The Federal Aviation Administration’s restrictions forced major airlines to cancel hundreds of flights to and from popul