 White
sandy beaches, coconut palms leaning over the turquoise water, deserted
islands surrounded by magnificent corral reefs, indigenous Indians in their
canoes filled with lobsters:It is not
without reason that San Blas
belongs to one of the "last paradises" on our
planet. In the untouched island world of the Kuna-Indians, 365 islands
are awaiting your exploration.
In 1533 the Spanish explorer Pedro de Heredia
discovered the beautiful Islands and bays of today's
Cartagena de
Indias, which over the centuries has grown to become one of the most
significant and most beautiful cities in the Caribbean.
 The
joy of life here in this cosmopolitan melting pot is addictive to both
indigenous people as well as visitors from around the world. Here you
can expect a unique mixture of Caribbean friendliness accompanied by merenge, the warm sounds of salsa, a historic city center, and crystal clear water.
The perfect start to an adventurous discovery into an almost undiscovered
Sailing Area. |
