Coiba National Park, Panama
Coiba, once an oceanic island, now a continental island, is the keystone of marine reproduction for the marine corridor.
Coiba boasts encounters with large schools of big fish and opportunity to observe healthy coral reefs, several species of sharks, giant mantas, schooling rays, whales and dolphins...!
Liveaaboard diving trips with the MV Yemaya will guarantee you perfect a perfect scuba safari cruise and a perfect holiday.
Coiba is blessed with a great diversity of habitat, home to a cornucopia of marine species.
Coiba, The Devils Island of Central America, is home to many endemic species, both terrestrial and marine, and is covered in a carpet of lush primary tropical rain forest, mangrove and adorned with deserted beaches.
Isla Del Coco, Costa Rica.
Island of Sharks.
Like the back drop of "Jurassic Park" , the spectacular waterfalls of Isla Del Coco plunge hundreds of feet into the rich and abundant ocean that surrounds the island. The island is famous for its huge schools of Hammerhead Sharks.
Isla Del Coco is commonly known as the "Island of the Shark" and is the original Treasure Island.
Isla Malpelo, Colombia.
Island of Sharks.
The sinister and forbidding rock formations of Isla Malpelo plunge straight down into the abysmal depths of the Pacific Ocean.
This is a wild and spectacular marine environment, renowned for its abundance and quantity of schooling sharks and big marine animal encounters.
Come aboard - and join the adventure !
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