Located in the Panamanian Pacific Coast, Coiba Island is the largest of the islands within Coiba National Park, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2005.The waters surrounding this volcanic archipelago are undoubtedly the best diving destination in Panama. Because Isla Coiba was a penal colony, access to it has historically been very restricted....Read More
In terms of diving in the Coiba region what you can expect to see in the marine life rich waters include a huge variety of marine species. Devil, Mobula and Eagle rays are the most prominent species of rays in the area, with no less than 4 species of dolphin being found here, these include...Read More
Panama is one of the most diverse countries in the world for bird species with over 976 species recorded, more than Canada and the US combined. The diversity and abundance of birds in this area makes Panama bird watching tours a must for anyone visiting the country. Coiba Island is home to one of the...Read More
Coiba Island has the widest variety of coral species, and you will be amazed by the impressive schools of fish, turtles, squid, eels, dolphins, whales, and much more, it’s really a top diving experience in Panama. Huge schools of jacks, snapper, and barracuda ofter swim by the reefs. Other marine animals such as a healthy population...Read More
Puerto Mutis (Mutis Port) can not be left out of the agenda of anyone who wants to know the province of Veraguas, tourism or those who come to this land bathed by two seas to make business or work trips. It is considered the gateway to the Gulf of Montijo and departure point to the...Read More
Recreational Fishing is a fishing activity that takes place with sporting purposes, recreation, hobby or non profit competition. This activity can be practiced in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, estuaries and the sea either from the shore or on a boat. Sport fishing can be divided into four types which are: spinning, fly fishing, jigging and trolling. Regularly and depending on the species, sport fishermen practice catch-and-release fishing to give other fishermen the opportunity to enjoy the same experience in the future....Read More
It is located south of the Gulf of Montijo, it is the perfect place to escape the world and enjoy the incredible silence of nature can give you. Cebaco is a peaceful, quiet people, with kilometers of pristine beaches. For the months of September and October you can see whales and sea turtles.Only on the island you will be about as different beaches, between calm andstrong waves (2 m) perfect for surfing. Cebaco Island offers a phenomenal setting for scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing and other water sports. Geographically it has an elongated shape, of a width between 2 and 5 km and 25km long, extending from...Read More
Go fishing is one of the best experiences you can have, but start fishing that day accompanied by a beautiful sunrise as we see in the Gulf of Montijo; It is to see one of the miracles we left our Lord. The simple fact of feeling the first rays of sun when caress your face, contrasting with the usual cold morning; alone isan unparalleled experience. Among the species commonly found in the area we have snapper, sea bass, grouper, snook, tarpon, etc.Read More
The stuaries of the Gulf of Montijo are undoubtedly one of the most picturesque parts of Veraguas and the best place to go fishing, both for its abundance of fish such as the size and quality of your copies, we they becomeunforgettable days fishing days. Traditionally, fishermen have used differentmethods andtechniques of fishing, both in still water and in the river and at sea.The most widespreadform, the waiting, which used natural bait, was joined over time fishingwith artificial, sportier, whose technique is to imitate from the shapes and colors to the movement of the bait , and they are known as modalities of spinning, trolling, jigging and fly casting, more commonly...Read More
The San Pedro and San Pablo rivers, both located in the Province of Veraguas, unite their waters to create one of the most complete ecosystems of Panama: the Gulf of Montijo Wetlands. Both rivers flow in this area, creating along with numerous tributaries, a series of channels and coastal lands that constitute a habitat for...Read More
