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Amateur Travel traveler episode 610. Today the amateur traveler talks about

beaches and snorkeling and kayaking, indigenous people, waterfalls, and sailing ships as we go to the Guna Yala in Panama.

Welcome the amateur traveler I'm your host Chris Christensen. I'm hoping we have a treat

for you today. It's one of those destinations that I had not heard of and I'm hoping

that at least for some of you this is

something that is new in your radar as well. So let's talk about the

Guna Yala. I'd like to welcome to the show Lynn Smith from Lynn Smith destinations.com

who's come to talk to us about Panama but a little different itinerary this time.

Lynn, welcome to the show. It's great to be here, thank you, Chris.

And I say a little different itinerary. Why don't you tell the listeners what we're going to talk about.

We're going to talk about going to Panama, the city of Panama City, and not spending a great

deal of time there, but to move very quickly to the coast and spend five nights aboard

a charter boat and enjoy the Guna Yala Islands off the Caribbean

coast of Panama. The islands are also known as the Guna Yala and that is spelled

G-U-N-A-Y-A-Y-A-L-A, two different words.

Excellent, and why are we going to the Gune-Y-L-A-A-L-A?

We're going to the Gune-Y-L-A-A-L-A, because we're looking for some fairly untouched reefs off the coast of Central America where it's fairly easy to get there.

You can enjoy amenities as a traveler from the United States for instance

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