A paradise for nature lovers — the largest island in Central America and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Coiba Island, located off the Veraguas province on Panama's Pacific coast, is a paradise for nature lovers. With a surface area of 503 km², it is the largest island in Central America and home to an abundance of diverse wildlife.
The island is a haven for scarlet macaws and other rare birds like crested eagles. It also boasts 800 distinct fish species including 33 shark species, 20 cetacean species like humpback whales and orcas, and four turtle species.
Coiba Island is home to a wide variety of unique wildlife.
Hawksbill, leatherback, olive & loggerhead
Hammerheads, whale sharks & more
Humpback whales, orcas & dolphins
Tropical fish, rays, eels & coral reefs
Scarlet macaws, crested eagles
American crocodiles near the islands
Endemic to Coiba Island
Reptiles roam the island