
One new island a day
Sandbanks, palm cays and quiet anchorages the day boats don't reach.

Guna Yala · San Blas · Panama
Small group and private charters through 365 Caribbean islands aboard Shakira, a 1980 Nautical 56 monohull for up to eight guests.
Why sail with us
Guna Yala is an autonomous Indigenous region, and it feels like it: no resorts, no crowds, no wifi. Whenever the wind allows for it, we move with the sails only, to anchor where the water is clearest, and to leave the plan loose enough to change when someone spots a turtle.
Between the reef and the mainland, the sea is shallow and warm. In Guna Yala, you can swim before breakfast, eat what was caught that day, and sleep under the stars.
About Guna Yala




Sandbanks, palm cays and quiet anchorages the day boats don't reach.

Three cabins, each with its own bathroom. Take a (shared) cabin or rent the whole boat for your friends and family.

Three fresh meals a day consisting of fresh fruits, bbq and if we are lucky: the catch of the day.
A day on board
Coffee on deck, a refreshing dive into the water or a quick stretch before breakfast.
We sail a short leg, anchor somewhere new and prepare the barbecue to eat on the island. Note: the islands we will visit depend on weather conditions, availability of the islands and the captain's judgement.
Snorkelling over the reef, a game of beachvolley or a hammock and a book.
Sunset from the island, dinner on board, and sometimes a fire on the beach.
From our guests
“What an amazing trip! I was on the boat Shakira with Orlando and Iris, and it was one of the best trips I’ve ever done. The flexibility they offered was so refreshing, the food was excellent, and the scenery was absolutely unreal.
The only downside was that it had to come to an end - I was left wanting more! I would do it all over again and can’t recommend it enough.”

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