While the views were amazing, we selected English tour guide. We didn’t get any. We were expecting to meet and greet the Guna Yala people and learn how they live, etc, like we do with the Embera people on that tour. However when we arrived, we were told in Spanish that we would not be getting to see how the Guna Yala people lived, but rather all we get to do is swim and snorkel on each of the 4 islands. While the time spent on the 4 islands is more than sufficient, the amenities needs to be a lot cleaner, especially if you know you are dealing with tourists. Apart from wanting an English Tour guide when you selected that option, the facilities for the tourists were poor and the first and second islands are very smelly. I come from two countries with indigenous people and their respective experiences and we don’t ever give this experience to tourists. Their facilities should always be clean and tidy, food should always be cooked in sanitary conditions, and you make them feel welcomed and appreciated in their language. This is not the case for the San Blas islands tour that we got in this option. When it was time to serve us lunch, there was a lot of confusion and we were initially told no while foreigners from Europe got served and we who were from the Caribbean, got served last, even though we paid multiple weeks before. When we got served, we were told our names were not even on the list. When we were being transported from boat to boat, our drivers changed which we didn’t mind, however when we got back to Panama from San Blas islands, this tour operator switched our drivers, and we were made to sit in the back of a 7 seater Toyota Prado where you are made to sit in the most uncomfortable position for a few hours while you return to the hotel. Our initial driver who brought us didn’t show up, where we were in the standard back seat of a Toyota Fortuner that was a lot more comfortable. When we complained to the tour operator, we were told that they did this because the other driver didn’t have enough to make a complete trip. How is this possible when the same driver brought us in the first place? A complete trip meant making at least 2 tourists extremely uncomfortable in the backseat of a 7 seater SUV.