At the heart of our sailing charter experience in San Blas is a passionate and dedicated team. Our captains, sailors, and chefs share a deep love for the sea and are committed to providing an unforgettable journey for each guest. With years of experience navigating the pristine waters of the San Blas archipelago, our crew’s knowledge ensures not only your safety but also a truly immersive adventure. Their enthusiasm for the nautical lifestyle is reflected in every aspect of the trip, from expertly guiding you through hidden gems to preparing fresh, local meals.
We take great pride in our values of professionalism, teamwork, and authenticity. Every member of our team brings a unique skill set, whether it's crafting delicious meals from the day’s freshest catch, sharing fascinating insights about the islands, or navigating the turquoise waters with ease.
In addition to our passion for sailing, we are deeply committed to social responsibility. We proudly partner with the local Guna Yala community to source seafood and ingredients, ensuring that our guests enjoy the freshest, most sustainable produce available. Our partnerships extend to the skilled locals who manage water transfers, ensuring a seamless and authentic connection between the islands. These water taxis are operated by local Guna families, playing an essential role in providing safe and comfortable transfers while contributing directly to the local economy.
By working closely with the community, we contribute to the local economy and promote the visibility of the vibrant Guna culture. Our tours provide opportunities for visitors to engage with this rich heritage, from culinary experiences to learning about traditional crafts and customs, fostering a deeper connection between travelers and the local culture.
Sailing with us is more than just a journey through the islands—it’s a chance to experience the beauty of nature while supporting the people who call this paradise home.
Meet the passionate crew and local partners who make your San Blas adventure unforgettable:
