Isla Coiba is full of primary forests, beaches, mangroves. The waters surrounding the island are home to giant marine animals and 1,700 km2 of coral reefs
Here’s the thing about Coiba: you can’t drive there, there’s no ferry and there are no commercial flights. The only way in is by boat, and that’s exactly why it’s still so wild. The good news? Getting to the dock is easier than you think, and if you plan it right you won’t waste a...Read More
Embark On A Lifetime Journey Through Panama’s Breathtaking Landscapes Have you ever dreamed of embarking on a journey that would take you through some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the world? Look no further than Panama, a country blessed with breathtaking natural beauty that will leave you speechless. From its lush rainforests teeming with...Read More
3 Hidden Sustainable Gems in Panama for Eco-Friendly Travelers Travel to Panama, live an epic immersive experience away from the crowds, and make a difference. From pristine beaches and majestic wetlands to breathtaking tropical jungles, discover the wonders of ecotourism in stunning Panama’s sustainable destinations. Start a mindful journey to the Gulf of Montijo in...Read More
Panama has top amazing destinations for whale watching, near Panama City, as well as in picturesque places that will amaze you with their history, biodiversity, natural beauty, and the people who inhabit them. There’s no doubt that whale watching in Panama is an unforgettable event, it provokes an emotional impact that will possibly change the...Read More
Most people have pets like dogs or cats, others looking for exotic birds, goldfish, and the most daring have big cats. In Coiba National Park, we love to be special and we adopted a wild American crocodile. About Coiba National Park Coiba Island is part of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Seascape a crucial stretch of...Read More
The Coiba National Park is internationally recognized for being a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, for its dark history as Prison Island, because 80% of its territory remains virgin, without human intervention and that it houses exotic species, some still undiscovered and the most common for its beautiful beaches with crystal clear waters and white...Read More
Panama is one of only two places in the world where whales arrive from both poles (North and South) and those that come from the South are the only ones in the world that dare to cross the equator. Between July and October of each year, the country receives the visit of its largest citizens....Read More
We combining sightseeing and learning, our Dolphin Tour and Wildlife Adventure appeals to nature enthusiasts, for all ages. Enjoy the wetlands, coastal marshes, and wildlife on these 6 hours tour great for small groups.Read More
It has the highest rate of endemism of any equivalent region in the world, with over 1,700 hectares of living coral reefs in the National Park.Read More
The Archipelagos of the Coiba National Park and the Gulf of Chiriqui Marine National Park are breeding and birth areas of large cetaceans such as the Humpback Whale (Megaptera Novaeangliae), with a greater presence during the months of August and September, and suitable sites for diving and snorkel. They have a marine biodiversity worth entering and...Read More
