“Idyllic” is what I will think of when I think of the San Blas Islands … this has got to be one of the most pristine places left on this earth. We … Ed, Kurtis, Rose, Garrett, Tanya, Dale and I knew we were someplace really “special” - a tropical paradise like nothing we had ever seen before. Truly untouched by commercialism, commerce, pollution - where else can one go to witness that?
Capt'n D on Coco Cay
The Kuna Indians let us sail into their islands - just for a “look see” - and what we have our some pretty awesome memories - The Kunas shared their daily routine with us - a very simple life - with traditions and customs original to their tribe. We appreciate their lifestyle… they are happy. You can just see it when they look at you with their smiles - they just light up!
Rosalina and her granddaughter
Our life on the boat was idyllic also - most of the mornings I was treated to a very special breakfast treat - Thanks Glori for sending me with the Frain’s chocolate and new frother - with Rose’s barista skills - this was pretty much heaven on earth!!! Island Mochas for us!
I think this should be a commercial for Frain's! Thanks sweet Sister for the supplies - Island Mocha!!
Waiting for the fisherman to show up so we could decide what dinner was going to be - was a real treat for us!
We refer to these guys as "OUR Lobster Boys!"
Reading, swimming, listening to Garrett’s guitar and song writing, card playing, and now a new hobby for the girls - embroidery - we made the time pass - not is any kind of rush - no need to be - we all relaxed and got into our own rhythm of each day - this made a fabulous 12 day excursion.
Quiet afternoons out of the sun
Thank you San Blas ………. just thank you !
Maybe just maybe we can come back someday!
Loved our time in the San Blas'
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