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Amanda
Jun 27
San Blas Is a Friendly Place
Discover the Friendly Culture of San Blas: It’s the Real Deal San Blas is more than just a stunning destination; it's the home of the...
Chris
Nov 30, 2023
Statement by the Congreso Guna in Relation to Mining Concession
The Onmaggerldummad Sumnaggaled, or General Congress of the Guna Yala (San Blas) region ha issued a statement celebrating the end of the...
Amanda
Nov 2, 2023
San Blas, the Best Caribbean Beach and Cultural Destination
This tropical paradise, not only offers more that 365 islands to explore, but also an educational opportunity in a completely...
Chris
Jun 15, 2023
"Christmas in July": Yacht Charter in the BVIs as Opposed to San Blas
The event of "Christmas in July" during hurricane season in that part of the Caribbean is a huge social gathering much like a family and...
Amanda
Jun 14, 2023
Matriarchy in the San Blas Islands
San Blas women hold, for the most part, the primary positions of power and authority in social, political, and economic spheres. The...
Amanda
Jan 18, 2023
Will the San Blas Islands Disappear with the Rising Oceans?
Yes, much like low-lying island nations and territories around the world, they will eventually disappear due to climate change and rising...
Amanda
Nov 2, 2022
Rio Sidra’s Jungle Waterfall Hike: Join Lisa, the Master Mola Maker
This land-based option is practically the only land tour that is relatively easy to engage in and is the perfect add-on to your yacht...
Chris
Oct 30, 2022
Children of the Moon: San Blas Islands Albinos
Albinos are a common site in the San Blas islands. One out of 145 Gunas carry this genetic endogamic trait. The condition of albinism is...
Chris
Jun 13, 2021
What Language is Spoken in the San Blas Islands, Panama?
The Kuna dialect is widely used amongst the indigenous population of this autonomous region of Panama, the second most used language is...
Amanda
Mar 17, 2021
How Do Backpacker and Quality Sailing Holidays Coexist in the San Blas Islands?
Back in the days, border closure with Colombia and the impenetrable jungle that covered most of the Guna Yala region, made traveling to...
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