Panama, where worlds converge and life radiates, invites you to explore the wonders of Coiba National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site spans 270,125 hectares, with 80% of its treasures beneath the sea.
Discover the largest wild colony of Scarlet Macaws in Central America, 147 bird species, and unique wildlife like the Coiba Agouti and Coiba Howler Monkey. Beneath crystal waters, the park harbors the second-largest coral reef in the eastern Pacific, teeming with marine life. Guided by a certified naturalist, you’ll traverse lush trails, snorkel vibrant reefs, and immerse yourself in this biodiversity hotspot.
Uncover the interconnected stories of Panama’s land and sea, where adventure, nature, and conservation flourish.
In Panama, where worlds converge and radiate life, your journey begins in Santiago de Veraguas, venturing toward the Gulf of Montijo. While you sail through this Ramsar wetland sanctuary, you’ll encounter thriving mangroves and birds like roseate spoonbills and magnificent frigatebirds, perfect for birdwatching enthusiasts. Then, crossing the open sea, Coiba National Park awaits—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and biodiversity hotspot. Trek through lush trails, searching for scarlet macaws, Coiba howler monkeys, and endemic wildlife. Dive into the coral reefs for a snorkeling experience with sea turtles, reef sharks, and tropical fish. Finally, as night falls, relax at Bahia Honda, where your guide recaps the day’s discoveries and sets the course for tomorrow’s exploration.
The adventure continues with a visit to Leones Island, where local women share the secrets of Panamanian coastal cuisine. Savor a seafood feast while learning about life within Coiba National Park’s buffer zone. Discover how the Gulf of Montijo sustains communities that live in harmony with nature. Then, after a final stop at a scenic beach, the journey winds back to Santiago, where your time at Coiba National Park becomes a story worth sharing—a glimpse into Panama’s vibrant ecosystem and the lives intertwined with it. Whether snorkeling, birdwatching, or enjoying local culture, this is where nature, adventure, and human spirit unite.
Whale shark sights have their peak in the months of January and February.
Cancellations made with more than 30 days notice from the first day of the tour are subject to a full refund of the deposit. Cancellations made between 30 and 15 days prior to the first day of the tour are subject to a 50% refund of the total cost of the tour. Cancellations made within 15 days of the first day of the tour are not subject to refunds. All cancellation requests must be done in writing.