Budget-friendly shared charters cost $495 to $650 USD per person for 3 nights, while all-inclusive shared charters range from $250 to $385 USD per night per person. Budget-friendly charters include 3 meals a day, water, coffee, tea, and snorkeling gear. All-inclusive charters add delicious snacks and a variety of drinks (juices, sodas, beer, wine, sunset cocktails with tapas, and rum cocktails in moderation). Meals are more gourmet than on the budget trips. Budget-friendly tours have a set itinerary and attract younger backpacker-style guests. All-inclusive charters are more luxurious, with custom itineraries, more amenities, and visits to more secluded areas.

All-inclusive shared charters include a professional captain and dedicated crew, three meals a day and delicious snacks prepared with your preferences in mind, water, coffee, tea, juices, and a selection of alcoholic beverages or sodas are provided, as specified in the information for each boat. A dinghy with an outboard engine is available for beach trips, island exploration, snorkeling adventures, and easy transportation between the boat and local attractions. Snorkeling and fishing gear are also included as well as other amenities like SUPs or kayaks depending on the boat.

Yes we will organize the transport for you. There are two ways to get to San Blas. The first is to take a car to the coast and a water taxi from there to the boat. We will organize this for you. It takes about 4 hours each way and costs about $110 USD in total per person for the round trip. The other option is to rent a small plane. We can help arrange a private plane for 3,5,6,8, or 9 passengers. This option costs between $500 to $1,900. The flight will depart from Albrook Airport in Panama City and will arrive in San Blas and is roughly 40 minutes.

The islands in San Blas tend to be in groups of 3 to over a dozen islands, partly surrounded by a reef. You will sail from one group to another every day, and explore a few islands within the group each day.

All-inclusive shared boats tend to be catamarans with double private cabins for 2 passengers. Most have 4 double cabins total on the boat, of which 1 is reserved for the captain and crew. The other 3 double cabins are rented.

There will be 2 to 8 passengers plus captain and crew. This can vary depending on the boat.

No! With all-inclusive charters it doesn’t matter how many passengers are booked. Even if you are the only passengers booked, the trip will go on! If this occurs you would essentially get a private charter.

Yes, chefs can cater to vegans, vegetarians, and any other special requests as long as they are informed in advance. Other than plenty of seafood and coconuts, shopping is very limited in the islands.

Three days of light clothing, a flashlight if you have one, bathing suit(s), SPF Sunscreen (if possible, reef-safe), bug repellent, camera and charger (No drones!! Their use is prohibited, you can have them onboard but you cannot use them), all electronics (you will be able to charge small electronics on the boat during the day), reading material, beach towel.

Yes, all of the boats include a charging station and some boats even offer them by your bedside.