We started paddling from the island of Digirdup (Jaguar Island), which is home to a Kuna village of about 950 people in 105 families.  This is main street in Digirdup.  Kuna houses are made only of cane poles for walls and palm fronds for thatched roofs.  Each family has one room with a dirt floor (no windows, since the cane walls give good ventilation).  You sleep on the floor or in a hammock, and cooking is on a wood fire in the middle of the room.
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