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Iglesias is a dive site in Coiba National Park, starting near a small island behind Ranchería Island. The dive begins with a descent to around 8 meters onto a sandy area, where a toilet placed in the sand near the line serves as a unique landmark. From there, the dive continues through rocky formations known for large schools of jacks and abundant reef fish. White-tip reef sharks are commonly seen resting on the sand or patrolling the reef.
The site can be dived in two ways: a shallow route or…
Iglesias is a dive site in Coiba National Park, starting near a small island behind Ranchería Island. The dive begins with a descent to around 8 meters onto a sandy area, where a toilet placed in the sand near the line serves as a unique landmark. From there, the dive continues through rocky formations known for large schools of jacks and abundant reef fish. White-tip reef sharks are commonly seen resting on the sand or patrolling the reef.
The site can be dived in two ways: a shallow route or a deeper option that goes beyond 30 meters, depending on diver experience. The dive usually ends on the opposite side of Iglesias Island. With current and plankton, manta rays or whale sharks may appear, and during humpback whale season, divers can often hear whale songs.
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