We meet at 7:15 am at a meeting point at Santa Catalina public beach with other participants, usually max 8 people for each fast boat. We first check the snorkeling equipment and we need to pay the park fee (cash payment U$ 20.00 per person). We departed for Coiba National Park, an archipelago declared Unesco heritage since 2005. During the trip by boat of about 75 minutes, it is easy to see dolphins or whales during migration period, before to reach Isla Granito de Oro for the first snorkeling activity in the magnificent coral reef on which the instructor-guide (Spanish and English) will explain in detail the direction of the current and tips to avoid damaging the environment. The tour continues to Isla Rancheria, also called Coibita due to its size, for a second snorkeling activity and admire the rich marine life of the surrounding seabed with the diving mask or decide whether to stop at the extensive white beach to relax. The tour ends at the visitor center controlled by ANAM, a local environmental authority, located in the far south of Coiba’s island. Break time for lunch under a private gazebo on the beach. Time available on the beach for swimming and relaxation or for a short exploration of the surrounding wilderness. Depending on the day, the tour could have changes in the route, due to sea and weather conditions, and head to other smaller islands of the national park such as Canal de Afuera and Isla Coco to complete the visit of the archipelago. By 3:00 pm, return to Santa Catalina to arrive around 4:15 pm.