Sail Guna Yala with Guadalupe & our passionate crew, guided by respect for nature, culture, and the ocean. Fresh meals, conscious living, and an intimate experience at sea.
Sail through one of the Caribbean's last untouched paradises.
Space, care, and homemade healthy food on board.
Coral reefs, wild snorkeling, and remote indigenous islands.
Lady Lou is a 42-foot sailing yacht — your floating home in San Blas. Designed for intimate adventures, she blends modern comfort with the timeless charm of the sea. Enjoy a private, exclusive escape where every detail is tailored to you.
Designed for families, couples, and friends seeking an intimate Caribbean escape.
Explore sailing experience
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At San Blas on Sailboats, we sail in harmony with the ocean, respecting nature, cultivating wellness, and creating authentic connections with the Kuna people.
Each journey is designed to care for the environment and ensure that every trip leaves only footprints in the heart, not on the land.
Responsible Anchoring & Snorkeling
We drop anchor only on sandy areas to protect coral reefs. Guests are guided to explore responsibly: avoid touching coral, use reef-safe sunscreen, and leave nature untouched.
Plastic-Free Living Onboard
We eliminate single-use plastics with biodegradable and reusable products. Drinking water is filtered onboard so guests can refill bottles safely.
Eco-Friendly Cleaning
All cleaning products are biodegradable, and we use natural sponges and compostable tools to avoid harmful chemicals.
Nourishing body and soul is at the heart of our sailing experience. Every meal reflects sustainability, health, and the vibrant local flavors of Kuna Yala.
Fresh & Local Ingredients
Organic fruits and vegetables, freshly caught fish from Kuna fishermen, and wholesome staples like legumes, oats, nuts, and tropical fruits.
Dietary Options
Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free menus available. Each dish is balanced, nourishing, and full of flavor.
There is no fixed itinerary. Each day we sail based on weather and wind conditions, exploring islands, guided snorkeling on coral reefs, and enjoying life on board.
Guests must arrive in Panama City the day before departure. Pickup around 5:00 AM from hotel/Airbnb → 4×4 transfer to port → speedboat to Lady Lou. Arrival ~10:00 AM. Round-trip ~$140 USD per person.
To book your transfer: Lam +507 6706-2810 · Luis +507 6756-6239
No. Lady Lou is a private sailboat, reserved exclusively for your group. Perfect for couples, families, or friends traveling together (2 to 4 guests).
Up to four guests. Ideal for couples, families, or small groups of friends.
Two private cabins. One ensuite bathroom for guests and a second bathroom shared with the crew.
Daily sailing, guided snorkeling on coral reefs, captain and crew, homemade healthy meals, natural juices, snorkeling gear, kayak, paddle board, and a motorized dinghy.
Transportation from Panama City (~$120 USD/person round trip), Guna Yala entrance fee (~$23/person), and alcoholic beverages (guests may bring their own).
100% homemade meals with fresh ingredients, including fish, seafood, and vegetarian options.
Small groups, homemade food, minimal plastic use, flexible routes, and a deep connection with nature. We live on the boat — this is our home, not just a job.
We accept PayPal, Wise, Payoneer, and cryptocurrencies. A 20% deposit is required to confirm your booking. The remaining balance is paid in cash upon arrival or on the boat.
If Lady Lou is already booked, we work with a carefully selected network of sailboats and catamarans in San Blas — personally vetted for quality, kindness, and authenticity.
Life on a sailboat is more like a motorhome on water than a hotel. We use solar energy, have limited fresh water for showers (drinking water always available), and spaces are minimalist but well organized. Most of the time: swimsuits and bare feet.
Transfers require some physical effort, so basic swimming and water skills are needed. We minimize plastic use and ask guests to bring reef-safe sunscreen.