
Pacífico Azul Viajes Packages
David, PanamaPacific-side diving weeks island trips and short city breaks out of David.
Amenities
Airport meet and greet
24-hour trip phone line
Park permit handling
Internal flight booking
Printed itinerary
Partner coordination
Dive insurance quotes
What's included
Accommodation
Internal transfers
Park permits
Named dive and tour partners
Planning and coordination
International flights
Dive insurance
Nitrox
Meals not listed on the itinerary
Gratuities
Itinerary
Who can go
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- City-break itineraries can be built step-free
- Island and diving packages involve beach launches and wading
Pacífico Azul Viajes Packages
Overview
Itineraries for the Pacific side of Panama, run out of David: Coiba and Santa Catalina diving weeks, the Gulf of Chiriquí islands, and short city breaks for people transiting Panamá with two spare days. Gabriel writes every itinerary himself and books nothing he has not personally been on, which is the practical limit on how many packages exist at once. The agency is strongest on the logistics nobody else wants to touch — Coiba park permits, boat timings against the tide, and the internal flight connections that decide whether a five-day dive week actually fits or quietly becomes three. Packages are published with the partner listings attached so you can read the dive centre's own terms before you pay a deposit.
Amenities
Airport meet and greet
24-hour trip phone line
Park permit handling
Internal flight booking
Printed itinerary
Partner coordination
Dive insurance quotes
What's included
Accommodation
Internal transfers
Park permits
Named dive and tour partners
Planning and coordination
International flights
Dive insurance
Nitrox
Meals not listed on the itinerary
Gratuities
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