The Best Diving in Panama

Coiba Dive Center is located in the heart of Santa Catalina, Panama, just a one-hour boat ride to world class diving. Coiba National Park has been described by many as the "New Galapagos" and the "New Cocos," Isla Coiba is by far the best diving Panama has to offer.

Book your trip today and you can dive one of the last virgin destinations in all of Central America.

Book a Multi-Day Trip

Phenomenal Marine Life

Wildlife abounds under Coiba’s waters. Amongst many other amazing animals, we see White Tip Reef Sharks (Guaranteed for all 3 tank divers), Whale Sharks, Humpback Whales, Mobula and Giant Mantas, Frogfish, Seahorses, Turtles, tons of Eels and much, much more.

All About Coiba

Why Coiba Dive Center?

We provide a unique, safe and highly personalized dive experience, with professional, certified Instructors and snorkel guides to tailor each experience to your skill level and personal preference.

 

This is not a job. It's our life.

Know the FACTS

Some online "Dive Operators" have recently been advertising and  selling tours to Coiba and created the impression that they are established, functioning Dive Operations. Ask questions and be educated before you choose a virtual dive shop.
Coiba Dive Center has five on-site PADI dive professionals. Combined, we have a total of over 60 yrs diving experience, with oer40 of those years as working dive professionals. Coiba Dive Center have unmatched years of diving experience in Coiba National Park.

EXPERIENCE does have its benefits!

About Us

September, 2019

Scheduled Multi-Day Trips,

Courses & Special Tours

The tour dates below are available now for booking. There is a three diver minimum to confirm any multi day trip. If you are not available for the dates listed below we may be able to add additional dates.

November 5-7
PADI Open Water-space available

December 21-23
3 Day Trip-confirmed space available

December 26-30
3 Day Trip-confirmed space available

New Year 2020
January 2-4
3 Day Trip-confirmed space available

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