It is very very overpriced.
Probably the owner (never seen) takes much money but doesn't give enough for the service.
Everything happened: bugs in the bags, insufficient food, awake call 3 hours before the check out at 2 and half a.m.(!!), not planned trips
and the people was always asking for money.
However in other bungalows of the area the service is much better, as I know by other tourists. The Kuna region is really a magic place but general management needs to be much improved

Kuna Yala allows only indigenous people to own and work in their archipelago and they allow no conventional development on the over-400 islands. Everything from outside the area has to be flown in on small planes or brought by infrequent small boats. In that context, Sapibenega does a great job providing rustic, but functional and beatiful accommodations. You fly in on a tiny plane, then take a small boat only 5 mins. away to the lodge which is a series of small huts around a central green space studded with palms and flowers. There is only a small beach you can swim or snorkel off of, but each day the staff takes you to stunningly beautiful islands to snorkel and swim; .we saw incredible marine life. The food was simple and very well-done with fish, lobster and crab as the main courses (they could provide chicken or meat on request). Meals are in the dining and hanging out areas on stilts. When it rained we enjoyed the show of the clouds and rain over the nearby mountains and played games (bring your own). Various small tours/hikes are available and included in the price.... only sodas, beer, wine and cocktails are not included.. Would not recommend for children who can't swim yet as all areas are fairly open to the water or people who are worried about boats... Great getaway off the grid!!.

We stayed here 3 nights and due to bad weather, most of the tours were cancelled and this gives of course a wrong impression, but because of this, our experience is average. There are 6 bungalows on the small island and a restaurant. The staff is very friendly, the rooms are fine with good views, good beds and even warm water in the shower. Due to the rain and heavy wind, it was not quiet in the room. Staff could have made more effort to give for instance a free drink as some tours were cancelled. Meals were ok, fried fish most of the time. Do not expect luxury, but rustic accomodation.

Although the San Blas Islands are very beautiful Sapibenga has many problems. It is vfery basic which would be fine if it were priced appropriately. We were without water most of the time but the staff did manage to fix the pipe under the ocean each day. The owners are in Panama City and seem to care nothing about the upkeep of the property. They invest nothing into it and keep the money all for themselves. I think you will find better lodges that are not as well advertized in the beautiful San Blas Islands. Except for the manager who was seldomly around, the staff was great and did their best with what little they were given to work with.