Access to some reefs and trails depend on the tides (the difference can be as much as 5 m/17 ft), so some days are better for visiting Coiba than others.

We have to contemplate the Covid-19 Pandemic and although Coiba was open briefly for daytrips only, it closed again and there is no date foreseen for the opening. We are open and welcome visitors (we soon should have the biosecurity certificate), but we will only provide trips within Mariato District including Cerro Hoya, Mangroves, Pelagics and Observation and Drawing courses.

Arrival at Heliconia	Departure for Coiba	Return from Coiba	Bookings 8 max
4 JANUARY 2021	5 JANUARY	7 JANUARY
11 JANUARY	12 JANUARY	14 JANUARY
19 JANUARY	20 JANUARY	22 JANUARY
25 JANUARY	26 JANUARY	28 JANUARY	MAX 6P
27 JANUARY	28 JANUARY	30 JANUARY	MAX 6P
2 FEBRUARY	3 FEBRUARY	5 FEBRUARY
9 FEBRUARY	10 FEBRUARY	12 FEBRUARY
16 FEBRUARY	17 FEBRUARY	19 FEBRUARY	MAX 6P
18 FEBRUARY	19 FEBRUARY	21 FEBRUARY	MAX 6P
24 FEBRUARY	25 FEBRUARY	27 FEBRUARY
3 MARCH	4 MARCH	6 MARCH
10 MARCH	11 MARCH	13 MARCH
18 MARCH	19 MARCH	21 MARCH
26 MARCH	27 MARCH	29 MARCH	MAX 6
28 MARCH	29 MARCH	31 MARCH	MAX 6
9 APRIL	10 APRIL	11 OR 12 APRIL OR 13
16 APRIL	17 APRIL	18 OR 19 APRIL OR 20
26 APRIL	27 APRIL	29 APRIL

Since we partner with locals, we used to avoid separating staff from their families on important holidays, so we don’t normally go to Coiba on Panama’s Mother’s Day (8 Dec); Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year; We avoid Carnival and Easter weekend. However for 2021 we make an exception.

If you wish to plan ahead for your vacation and Coiba trip: Tides are good the weeks of new and full moons (low tide mid morning) and also just before and up to the first and last quarter moons (low tides in the afternoon). But please contact us!