Think Gilligan's Island type accommodations with running water and someone to cook your meals. The cabanas were well maintained and functional - doors with no locks and windows with no screens. With virtually no bugs and only 11 cabanas, how much do you have to worry about these things? There was electricity in each unit as well as a fully... more

Spent 4 days and three nights at this rustic island retreat owned by the Kuna Yala of San Blas, Panama. The accommodations were clean and better than expected; outdoor, private showers and functional toilets in each cabana. Balconies strung with hammocks overlooking the tropical waters. No beaches, rocky, drop-off shores. No screens, no locks, no air conditioning, no fans, no... more

I've been to the San Blas Islands twice. My first visit was to Dolphin Island. It is rustic, but, has all the amenities you really need. It was great to finally get away from the rat race and enjoy nature. The Kuna Indians are a very friendly people. Although they did not speak a lot of english we were able... more

This eco resort (formerly known as the Dolphin Lodge) is operated by the Kuna Indians of the San Blas Islands, just off the coast of Panama. Six of us flew from Panama City (about 40 minutes or so) and landed at the Aeropuerto de Mamitupu--a tiny little landing strip with a bamboo hut. We were met by our Kuna guide... more