Situated in the Tropical Eastern Pacific and influenced by five major oceanic currents, Coiba is home to many endemic species, both terrestrial and marine, and is covered in a carpet of lush primary tropical rainforest and adorned with deserted beaches.
The sinister and forbidding island of Malpelo is located around 500 kilometres off the coast of Colombia. Home to a large variety and quantity of marine life, it is especially famous for encounters with huge schools of hammerhead and silky sharks.
Experience shark diving at its best on this challenging trip around Malpelo Island. Depending on the time of year, rewards include large numbers of hammerheads, silkys, and the rare sand toothed sand tiger shark.
This liveaboard adventure offers experienced divers the chance to enjoy some of the world’s best adventure and exploratory diving in the Gulf of Chiriquí around Coiba Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
May to November brings the wettest weather, but the finest shark encounters.
