Cabañas Ukuptupu, which means Sand Island, is a tourism project that started in the 1990 with a lot of effort from  Mr. Juan García and his family who made of it an habitable place extending  building wings with rooms over the shallow water that surrounds it.

It used to be a Smith Sonian Institute installation.

"Our goal is to deeply fulfill the tourists and visitors needs to offer the basic facilities so that people would enjoy Kuna Yala, its culture and its customs."

The activities that we do include: a tour to beaches, religious ceremonies, festive rites which include music and dances, visit to indigenous communities and the opportunity of sharing with the local people, participation in activities, craft making, etc.

In our dining room we offer typical plates of the place as they are fished fried, lobster, squid, cambombia, rice with Coconut, accompanied by patacones and/or salad.

Services including
3 meals, tour to the communities and nearby beach islands.

Services do not include
Spirits, soda or water, island taxes, optional trips. 

Information on the Ukuptupu cabañas
We counted at the moment on 13 cabanas equipped with common baths, showers style kunas, wood floor, electrical energy, counted on a Bar-billiards, where it will be able to find different drink classes, hall hammocks outdoors.

Our double rooms and triple, of rustic construction with walls of white cane and zinc ceiling rest on piles in the sea We have a Maxima capacity for 30 people in double and triple accomodation.