
Your own boat to Panama's third-largest island: quiet beaches, clear water for snorkeling and, in the rainy season, a waterfall that falls straight into the sea.

Isla Cebaco sits at the mouth of the Gulf of Montijo, a shorter boat ride from Santa Catalina than Coiba. The island is outside Coiba National Park, so there is no park entrance fee to add: you only pay for the boat.
The day runs on the same schedule as our Coiba tours: we meet at 8:00 am at Restaurante Pingüinos in Santa Catalina, leave at 8:30 am and are back at 3:45 pm. Each morning your captain and guide choose the order of the stops according to the weather, the tide and the current.
Trained guides who know every reef, current and hidden cove.
Meet at 8:00 am, leave at 8:30 am, back in Santa Catalina at 3:45 pm.
Mask, snorkel and fins sized to fit — just tell us your shoe size.
Safety first. Comfortable vests for swimmers of every level.
Well-maintained vessels and a crew you can trust completely.
A proper meal on the island — vegetarian and vegan on request.
Flat price per boat — choose your group size. No park entrance fee.
Every private tour includes boat, certified guide, snorkel gear, life vests and lunch: $400 for 1–4 people, $450 for 5–6 and $500 for 7–10. No park entrance fee.
Tell us your date and group size and we'll confirm availability and the price for your boat.
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Isla Cebaco is a relaxed family day. We bring child-size masks, fins and life vests, and the captain picks the calmest beach and water of the day.
No. Isla Cebaco is outside Coiba National Park, so there is no park entrance fee. You only pay for the boat: $400, $450 or $500 depending on your group size.
We meet at 8:00 am at Restaurante Pingüinos in Santa Catalina, leave at 8:30 am and are back at 3:45 pm.
Only in the rainy season, when there is enough water. The rest of the year the day is all about the beaches and snorkeling.
Yes. The captain and guide choose the stops and their order each day according to the weather, the tide and the current. Safety comes first.
From July to October humpback whales visit the Gulf of Montijo, so keep an eye on the water during the ride. Sightings are never guaranteed.
Simple prices, per person or per boat. The total for your trip comes in our reply.
Write to us by WhatsApp or email with your date and group size and we'll send you the total for your trip. To confirm, a deposit per person secures your seats on the boat.