Guna Yala: A Caribbean Journey
Guna Yala - which means “Land of the Guna” - was Panama’s first semi-autonomous comarca, established in 1938. The Guna Yala archipelago is world-renowned for its stunning Caribbean islands and beaches, while the Guna people are known for their fierce independence and their beautiful crafts.
ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIENCES
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Discover the Guna history and culture - Learn about the heritage, traditions, and lifestyles of one of Panama’s most fascinating Indigenous communities.
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Explore the Caribbean Sea - Travel through the beautiful archipelago and snorkel in the pristine waters of the Caribbean Sea.
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Get hands-on with traditional Guna crafts - Discover the art of making molas (colorful hand-sewn textiles) and winis (stunning traditional beaded jewelry).
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Meet a local community Chief - Visit the congress house to personally meet a leader of the Indigenous community. Learn firsthand about the Guna values and leadership traditions.
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Learn the language - Master some common Guna and Spanish phrases to better connect and communicate with the locals.
This service includes...
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Includes:
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Transportation to and from Panama City, including the 2 ½ hour drive by 4x4 transport and 30 minute boat ride
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Cabin accommodation
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Boat tours to the surrounding islands + snorkeling gear
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An experienced local guide
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Three meals each day
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Covered Gunayala Comarca taxes
Information
Fish, rice, green plantains
8-10 hours day trip or overnight experience
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