About Feeling Yachty Panamá
Feeling Yachty Panamá is the Panama City desk of Feeling Yachty, the yacht charter company founded by Fernando Yemail. The office is at Marina Flamenco on the Amador Causeway, where most charters board, and the team answers in English and Spanish on +507 202-1729. This page says who runs the charters, where they leave from and how to reach the team.
Who Feeling Yachty Panamá is
Feeling Yachty Panamá is part of the company that also runs charters in Miami, with its own phone, its own office and its own boats in Panama City. The company behind both is Feeling Yachty S.A. It was founded by Fernando Yemail, a licensed captain and yacht broker, with his father, Alberto Yemail, a veteran yacht captain, and it is family-owned. The Panama operation runs under the same founder and the same standard: a private charter is your group and the crew, with nobody else on board.
The fleet is crewed yachts, catamarans, sportfishers and party boats. Each boat has its own page with its photos, its guest limit and its price, and they are listed together under yacht rentals in Panama.
The office at Marina Flamenco
The Panama office is at Marina Flamenco, office 30, first floor, on the Calzada de Amador in Panama City. Marina Flamenco is also where most of the boats board, so the address of the office and the address of the dock are usually the same marina. The team also plans charters from an office in Casco Viejo.
Where the boats leave from
Most Panama charters board at Marina Flamenco on the Amador Causeway. Some boats leave from La Playita de Amador, the Balboa Yacht Club, Fuerte Amador or Ocean Reef Marina in Punta Pacífica. The boat decides the dock, so the confirmation names the marina and the berth. Arrive 20 to 30 minutes before departure. Directions and arrival notes for each one are on Panama departure marinas.
Where a charter goes
The route is the main decision of the day. A Panama Bay cruise of three to five hours takes in the skyline, Casco Viejo from the water and the entrance to the Canal. Taboga Island is 12 nautical miles from Amador, a day of six to eight hours with a swim and lunch. Contadora and the Pearl Islands are 38 nautical miles out, a full day of eight to ten hours. San Blas is not a day trip from Amador: it is one to three nights on a catamaran, with a 4x4 from the city to Cartí and the Guna entry fee.
How a Panama charter is booked
Every boat comes with a captain and crew, so no licence is needed. Ice, water, safety gear and Bluetooth sound are on board, and catering, a private chef, a DJ and transport can be added. 50% of the full price is paid today and the rest is paid at the dock, in cash or by Zelle. Fuel is included, with no extra fees. Glass stays off the deck. Routes, what each one costs and what to bring are in the Panama yacht tips.
How to reach the Panama team
- Phone and WhatsApp: +507 202-1729
- USA line: +1 754-325-3827
- Email: [email protected]
The team answers in English and Spanish. Send the date, the route and the group size, and the Panama team answers with the boat, the hours and the price. The quote form and the Miami number are on contact Feeling Yachty.
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Talk to the Panama team
Tell the team the date, the route and how many guests are coming. They answer by WhatsApp on +507 202-1729, in English or Spanish.