SV Remedy, SV Triaena, SV Sancerre making a unsuccessful provision run into the Pueblo of Bahia Honda.

At the local “shop”

Shore to bay view

Local piggies rummaging

Old School Communications

Off-the-beaten-path Bahía Honda is a secluded and picturesque bay on the Pacific coast of Panama, located in the Veraguas Province. It is known for its deep, well-protected anchorage, lush tropical surroundings.

Anchorage: Excellent holding with protection from swells and winds, making it a safe stop for cruisers heading along the Panamanian coast.

Surroundings: The area is surrounded by dense rain forest, small islands, and mangroves, providing a remote and wild cruising experience.

Local Community: The bay has a small fishing community, and some locals may paddle out to greet visiting boats, offering to trade fresh produce or seafood.

Wildlife: Due to its proximity to Coiba National Park, the waters around Bahía Honda are home to abundant marine life, including dolphins, turtles, and even whales during migration seasons.

SY REMEDY Natalie & Karl Robertson & Caine 45′

MEETING THE GUNA YALA

It touched us deeply visiting this remarkable place.

The Guna people have maintained a strong cultural identity,

Visiting Guna Yala offers a rare opportunity to experience a way of life that has remained largely unchanged for centuries, surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.

SY PATHFINDER JP & N – Lagoon 39′

 THE BIG ISLAND 
KONA  HAWAI’I 

Sorry Fleet , we have missed a lot of calls! We spent the last month near Kona, Hawaii helping our friends at the coffee plantation, enjoying diving, hiking and Kilauea volcano eruptions (The last time fountains were as high were 65 years ago!).

Coffee as it grows in Hawaii

SY JOURNEY  Anne & Remi – Manta 42′