Sailing to the San Blas Islands of Panama
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Warren and Erica: The Colorado duo who traded corporate life for a 30,000 NM Pacific odyssey, currently navigating the remote Yasawa Islands of Fiji aboard their Helia 44.
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This episode we say goodbye to Cartagena, Colombia and sail west towards the San Blas Islands of Panama.
We have a great overnight sail to the islands, where we first do a little boatwork before setting off and exploring these fairly remote and beautiful islands… The San Blas is an island chain comprised of over 360 little islands and they are home to an indigenous tribe called the Guna Yala. These islands are well respected in the sailing and cruising community and the beautiful first island we land at shows us just why that is! We will he cruising these island for a few weeks before setting sail further west towards the Panamá Canal.
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