Private Island Marine Safari

Come for whales. Stay for wonder. Leave with purpose
Trip highlights
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14 incredible islands to explore in our tropical, private archipelago
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Located at the heart of the Gulf of Chiriquí Marine Biological Corridor
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Exceptional marine biodiversity
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Fully-personalized itineraries
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Luxury accommodation on an “exclusive all-inclusive” basis
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Thrilling activities, including scuba diving, boat excursions and nature hikes
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Expert guides and best-in-class equipment
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Hands-on citizen science and conservation opportunities
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Interactions with visiting researchers
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Home to the largest magnificent frigatebird colony in Panama
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Access to Coiba National Park, a UNESCO-designated Protected Marine Area

At the Heart of a Vital Marine Corridor
Our home is a remote corner of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean, one of the most productive oceans in the world. Part of the Gulf of Chiriquí Marine Biological Corridor, Islas Secas lies at the heart of eleven protected areas, from the Manglares de David, to Coiba National Park, placing us at the center of a vital migration route for rich, biodiverse marine life. This extraordinary stretch of ocean forms a lifeline for migratory giants, including humpback whales, whale sharks, manta rays and more, offering sanctuary as they journey between breeding and nursing grounds. Here, the seamless connectivity of protected waters sustains vibrant biodiversity and ensures these remarkable species thrive for generations to come.

Personalized Experiences
Each Marine Safari is unique and tailor-made, complete with personalized itineraries and the chance to support vital conservation efforts. We work with you to build a customized plan that will thrill your entire party, from private boat tours in the extraordinary Gulf of Chiriquí and bucket-list scuba diving in famous Coiba National Park, to magnificent frigatebird-watching, island-hopping picnics and beach family scavenger hunts.

Big Blue Five
These nutrient-rich waters are vital feeding and nursery grounds for marine megafauna. Here’s what you might spot: