Tours to San Blas can usually be booked at least two days in advance, to have time to organize transportation and check which sailboat or catamaran is available.But our recommendation is that you make the reservation well in advance, this way you will have more chances of being able to take the tour on the boat that you like the most or that best suits your needs.

Generally, you will visit 2 to 3 islands, which can be: Diablo Island, Perro Chico Island or Fragata Island and a Natural Pool. There may be some variation in the islands I mention.

Day trip to San Blas from Panama City , lunch with a drink (water, soda or beer), visit to 2 to 3 islands, visit to a natural pool.

Stays of one or more days

Usually, at the meeting you will have upon arrival at the ship, in addition to giving you instructions about the ship, about San Blas, etc., he will plan with you the different islands to visit according to your tastes and depending on who will be on board.The itinerary depends on several factors, namely wind and weather conditions and sea conditions.We will try to make the best possible itinerary. https://www.clickandsailing.com/post/c%C3%B3mo-es-visitar-san-blas-en-barco

Panama is located very close to the equator, enjoying a tropical climate, temperatures vary between 25-30º C. It has two seasons:- The summer season runs from mid-December to May (dry, sunny and windy), making it the perfect time for sailing, windsurfing, etc.- The spring season runs from May to December (rainy, with high humidity and calm sea) and is the best time for diving and snorkelling. However, you can make your reservation at any time of the year, 365 days a year, 24 hours a year...https://www.clickandsailing.com/post/informaci%C3%B3n-sobre-san-blas-guna-yala

Answer: You don't need any sailing experience to rent a sailboat or catamaran in San Blas. Many companies offer the option of hiring an experienced skipper who will take care of navigation and safety during the trip.

Answer: Yes, Clickandsailing takes all measures to ensure the safety of customers, including the presence of an experienced skipper, safety equipment on board, and compliance with maritime regulations. In addition, they provide information on emergency procedures and safety protocols to passengers before boarding.

Tropical fruit such as papaya, mango and pineapple harvested in the nearby jungle or brought in from traders and fresh delicacies from the local reefs, including lobster and various types of fish, are a big part of the island diet. The uniqueness of our tropical sailing area in Panama is also reflected in the cuisine offered on our sailing charters. Yes, embarking on a sailing trip in the most idyllic of all Caribbean destinations on a luxurious catamaran and being surrounded by friends or family is a winning strategy to have an exceptional experience, but what about the food…? Although we tailor meals to our guests’ preferences; the pescatarian diet on board is the norm simply because that is our closest approach to a Mediterranean type of cuisine, having fish as the main source of protein in the diet. Various ingredients such as lean proteins and vegetables are added to the meals. Normally, the fish is brought to us by local indigenous fishermen in their wooden carved canoes. Different types of snapper, and live lobster along with octopus and occasionally snail are the usual catch of the day and constitute the basics for the preparation of our dishes. For fruits and vegetables we connect with merchants who occasionally visit the anchorages we regularly use, a simple and effective approach and the only possibility to do the shopping in the San Blas Islands. Food allergies, any dietary restrictions or preferences will be taken into account in the preparation of meals on board. Please notify us with your charter request and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

No, it is not possible to book a bareboat charter in San Blas.The Guna Yala region has regulations requiring all charter vessels in the region to be staffed by local or licensed crew. This is due to the Guna community's policies to protect their culture and natural environment, and to ensure a safe and authentic experience for visitors. If you want to explore San Blas on a charter, you'll need to hire a service that includes crew, which typically consists of a captain and deckhand/cook.

Yes, it is highly recommended to obtain travel insurance when renting a boat in San Blas.Sailing in this region can involve risks due to its remote nature, sea conditions, and limited access to medical and emergency services. Adequate travel insurance can provide coverage in case of accidents, health issues, cancellations, or emergencies during your stay. Additionally, some charter companies require insurance to ensure passenger protection and compliance.For a safer, worry-free trip, make sure your insurance includes medical, evacuation and liability coverage.

In our catamaran rental services in San Blas, minimizing or eliminating the use of plastic is just one part of our commitment to more sustainable tourism. We strive to protect the more than 350 islands and their fragile ecosystems, while providing you with an unforgettable vacation in thisEnjoy a high-quality boating experience with the added purpose of preserving the natural beauty of San Blas for the future. Join our mission to make a positive impact on the environment.Our boats are equipped with solar panels, providing silent and eco-friendly navigation without relying on noise generators. We also encourage responsible waste disposal and regularly organize beach clean-up activities.Join us on an eco-friendly sailing adventure as we explore the extraordinary beauty of San Blas.

Life on board our boats in San Blas is a unique experience that envelops you in the tranquility and beauty of a tropical paradise. Surrounded by the sea, every day becomes an opportunity to connect with nature and find physical and mental well-being. It is important to remember that contact on a boat is different from doing so in a hotel, and to accept this Activities for everyone in a natural environment.Our boats in San Blas are equipped with two paddle boards and snorkeling equipment, ideal for discovering the crystal-clear waters and vibrant reefs of the area. Every day, the captain will suggest various activities, such as visits to local Guna communities to learn about their traditions, snorkeling on reefs full of life, or moments of calm on deck, enjoying a good book and the unparalleled view of the surroundings.

Normally, boats can accommodate 6-12 people comfortably, depending on the model. But we have a catamaran that can sleep up to 20 people. https://www.clickandsailing.com/rental/catamaran-in-san-blas-panama/cat-82ft

At Click and Sailing , our selection is not random. Each boat we recommend is the result of a rigorous filtering process, based on three fundamental pillars that guarantee an excellent experience in San Blas:Rigorous technical inspection: We know every corner of our fleet. We personally assess the maintenance status, the quality of the onboard equipment, and the technical safety of each vessel. We only include in our recommendations those units that meet the highest standards of comfort and operability in open waters.Crew Trust and Professionalism: A great catamaran requires an exceptional captain. We select only those captains with an impeccable track record navigating the complex reefs of Guna Yala, a deep respect for and knowledge of the local communities, and a proven ability to handle any situation with complete professionalism and safety.Testimonials from our travelers: The feedback from those who have already sailed with us is our compass. We have selected only those catamarans that demonstrate an exceptional satisfaction rate and that, trip after trip, consistently exceed our customers' expectations.Clarification note: This is our curated selection of "favorites" based on years of operational experience. While other vessels operate reliably in the area, these particular ships represent the excellence, safety, and service that, in our experience, guarantee a flawless voyage through the Panama archipelago.