Dive trips & tours
Dive Trips
For divers who want to explore a variety of Coiba — the best scuba diving sites of Panama and explore something new.
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Multi-day trips, Coiba day trips, shark dives and local dives — all leaving from Santa Catalina on Panama's pacific coast.
Scuba Coiba Multi-Day Trip
Our signature trip for experienced divers only. Three days diving Coiba National Park, two nights at a hostel in the fishing village of Pixvae, three dives per day, full board included.
- Nine dives total, three dives every day
- Cold lunch, seasonal fruit, snacks and water between dives
- Only available for groups of 4 or more divers
- Extra day incl. three dives and a night: $260.00 per person
Platinum Multi-Day Trip
Two nights at the former Liquid Jungle Lab scientist's rooms on private Simca Island, less than 10 minutes from the border of Coiba National Park. A/C, en-suite hot-water bathrooms, WiFi.
- Three dives per day, Nitrox if certified
- Nine dives total and two nights accommodation
- The northern Contreras islands are only 20 to 40 minutes away
- No live-aboard needed to reach the best sites
Coiba Day Trip
The dive sites take 60 to 90 minutes to reach by boat from Santa Catalina — the only mainland port with day-trip access to Coiba National Park.
- Approximately 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
- Coiba National Park entrance: $20.00 foreigners, $5.00 residents
- Lunch, seasonal fruit, snacks and water included
- Third fun dive available on request
Shark Dives
Coiba is the northern column of the Eastern Pacific Marine Corridor, together with Galapagos, Cocos, Malpelo and Gorgona. Whitetip reef sharks, schooling jacks and passing pelagics.
- Humpback and rare killer whales between July and September
- Largest coral reef in the tropical Eastern Pacific
- 38 islands with white sand beaches and tropical forest
- Pristine, less-travelled dive sites
Think of the amount of fish you have seen elsewhere and double it
"…think of the size of the fish you have seen and double it as well — that sums up the promise of diving Coiba." — Diver Magazine