Marine life
Coiba National Park’s marine fauna include 23 species of whales and dolphins, including humpback, sperm and killer whales, which habitat its waters year round according to the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. It is one of the largest marine parks in the world – 2,701 sq km – made up of Isla Coiba and 38 smaller island including Brincanco Island, Uva Island, Canal de Afuera Island, Rancheria Island, Jicaron Island, and Jicarita Island.
The diving has been described as a combination of the Galapagos Islands, Equador and the Cocos Islands, Costa Rica. However this area is virtually virgin territory for the scuba diver.
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