Cabin on the sea of Guna Yala Wailidub Island

Cabins on the sea in the Guna Yala Islands What the cabin includes: 1 day: Lunch and dinner Day 2: Breakfast All-wood cabin with a hammock on its balcony and has 1 to 2 beds Capacity for 1 person and 4 people. Before booking, you must check with us if the cabin is available!! Transportation not included!! The space The Guna Yala islands are surrounded by coral reefs where we can snorkel. All the islands have something special that differentiates them from each other. Restaurants have no variation in food or beverages. Guest access Our customers have access to all parts of our island. The only forbidden places on the island are: -Reception -Kitchen Other things to note Recommendations for staying in our cabins: 1. Staying in our cabins means moving away from daily comforts such as air conditioning, the electricity is not constant, the water supply is not constant and there is not much variation in the food. 2. We have to keep in mind that Guna Yala does not have a drinking water system, the water we use is through a well. (Well water is only for the shower, you can bring 2 liters of drinking water to brush) 3. You can go in your own car that is 4x4 or Prado or you can also take our transportation services.(There is no public transportation in our area) 4. The boat service is only available in the morning hours 5. An entrance fee is paid to the nature reserve for Panamanians, residents and foreigners. Panamanians and residents: $7.00 Foreigners: $22.00 6. Bring mosquito repellent, 2 liters of water, passport or ID card, lamp, soap and towel.(Personal hygiene kit) 7. At the port you can wait 10 to 30 minutes to board the boat which is shared with other customers. 8. The transport we offer is a shared 6-seater Prado or Hilux 4x4.(Shared with other customers) 9. There are no stores on the islands. Restaurants only sell water, soda and beer. There is not much variation in food.(Fish, chicken, rice, patacon) 10. Our islands are famous for being virgin islands and few explored by mass tourism, our islands are white sand and full of coral reefs. 11. Our itineraries may change depending on the weather and pick-up time may vary. 12. There may be days with some problems with water or electricity.