Starting cruise charter in Panama: The schedule and times are posted on our www.yachtlatina.com website. If you want to reach me directly: manager@yachtlatina.com.

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Huber Adventure in Panama
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Lita Sandoval Huber
Starting cruise charter in Panama
Deserted island in San Blas Create Your Badge
Panamá has a lot to offer! Im still trying to adjust to the heat here (102 degrees a Followers
couple days ago = hot, muggy and truly uncomfortable). Y would think that after a
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year (can you believe that?!) we or I should say I, have acclimated to the weather.
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Moving from LA to Seattle back in 1995, I say its easier to acclimate from hot to
cold. But, Im sure I could be wrong or just my body is different here. I'm suppose to
train for a 1/2 marathon in October and should be at 8 miles...hmmm... Well, all I
can say is I cannot wait to finish.
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Well, this particular blog is suppose to be about the sailing charter business Chris
and I are running. Things always seem easier on paper than they are in real life - or
so the saying goes. Probably true here as well, but also many joys and rare moments
of being in the zone have led me to believe that our efforts and investments are
starting to pay off. Too many owners, partners have come and gone -- and
thousands of dollars later and by staying the course, we have come to enjoy
,
promoting these fantastic cruises around Panamas's 3 incredible Archipelagos - The
San Blas, Pearl Islands, and Bocas Del Toro.
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2. After falling in love with sailing in the San Blas Islands back in early 2011. Chris was
gung-ho about chartering here, that I had to see for myself. I was NOT
disappointed. Back in September 2011, we met George and Melinda and Josh on
their catamaran Southern Belle (check our blog on San Blas). It is through this
relationship that captain George and his 42' catamaran yacht have since come to be
one of several cornerstone vessel options within the Y Latina framework.
acht
Well, a year now and we are still so fascinated with the Guna Y (formerly known
ala
as the Kuna Y but their language has no "k" sound). I'm still collecting the big
ala,
seashells and the molas from San Blas. Can never have enough I say.
Kami buying a bracelet froma Guna Y mom
ala
Guna Y typical home
ala
Anyway, my enjoyment also comes from planning peoples trips and to those from out
of town or locals - I like making their first time visiting the islands the best trip
possible. I field the inquiries, and manage the bookings, emails, contacts, and
arranging of provisions. Sometimes this means waking up at 3:30 AM and being in
the city by 5 AM so I can avoid city traffic. That trip, although dark, is cool. The
diablo rojos (buses) are all lit up like Christmas trees. So cool.. I should blog about
that next....
Chris proud of this baby!
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3. Salad, soup or entrée?
Anyway, my countless trips to the city for shopping and meeting and greeting some
guests have racked up thousands of kilometers on my car....Which has been a very
good car to handle this much driving.
We have a website, http://www .yachtlatina.com which is designed to be a focal
point in our marketing engine. That is Chris' side job is to manage the site updates,
pictures, postings, and schedules. We also happen to live in a lovely expat
community, playa coronado, where many of our friends and their families have also
had the pleasure of cruising on one of our yachts, thus expanding the 'yacht latina
fan club'.
We recently expanded our yacht fleet to 7 vessels in order to provide our clients with
a richer menu of sailing and cruising options all around Panama. These vessels and
their captains have come from all around the world to bathe in the tranquility of the
tropic seas surrounding Panama.
San Blas Sunset
Pearl Islands: Whale watching!
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4. Sunset Paddle boarding
These are some photo examples our guests have taken while on their trips.
Eric's lancha in San Blas
S is for Starfish
Which way? in Bocas
If you have yet to set sail with Y Latina cruises, then now is the time. Sept -
acht
Dec is lovely and the dry season is just around the corner. I do encourage those that
live in Panama to at least try a couple nights sail. The waters are typically calm both
during sail and at anchor. And the early morning pick up to start a cruise is well
worth sitting on a hammock on your very own island (if you are lucky).
The schedule and times are posted on our www.yachtlatina.com website. If you want
to reach me directly: manager@yachtlatina.com.
Cheers! Lita Huber
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5. Posted by Kamila Cheyenne Huber at 2:37 PM
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