Coiba National Park

The second and largest National Park on this list of the best diving sites in Panama, Coiba is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that consists of 38 islands and is one of Panama's diving spots. This means that this lovely ecology is protected on two levels. The Panamanian government and UNESCO safeguard it against overfishing and coral harvesting, and commercial boat traffic is kept to a minimal. Many people believe that the park has the best diving along the Pacific coast from Mexico to Columbia. Divers can see a wide variety of unusual marine species across the archipelago. Tiger, Bull, Hammerhead, and Black Tip Reef sharks prowl the waters and can be spotted on almost every dive.

The gentle gigantic Whale shark comes to visit throughout the winter months. Along with the Humpbacks, pods of Orcas and Pilot whales begin to migrate to the warm coastal waters in July. Wait until you see Manta and Mobula rays, sea turtles, and dolphins gliding around this underwater paradise if that is not enough for you. Coiba National Park is definitely one of the best diving sites in Panama.