Thank you everything for our Kuna family!🏝

Be prepared for a true island experience that is remote and cut off from anything modern or convenient. It is perfection. The Kuna people are wonderfully hospitable. Loved every minute. The highlights were chatting with a small group of Kuna women (we had a translator), playing volleyball on one of the tiny islands with the other guests and some Kuna men, and snorkeling. I bought a beautiful mola from one of the women for $50, well worth the money. Some of them take years to sew. They are all beautiful. The hard part is choosing which one to buy.

That I couldn’t stay longer!

The island people are charming.They make bracelets for you. I loved the over water hut but there's no air conditioning if that matters to you and the sound of the waves and rain on the roof can keep you awake but I loved it. The snorkeling was great. And the water temperature is pretty awesome. They bring a big bottle of fresh water everyday

No running water in the sink ever. A little water out of the shower. But not enough to shower with. But you can swim. Toilet flushes occasionally. You have to find the valves and open them. The food is terrible but good for losing weight. You can buy rum and beer so you don't mind. The boat ride to and from is Rough and bouncy and you will get soaked. But the boat guys are super friendly.