Twin Peaks
Location guideCoiba National Park

Twin Peaks

1228 mopen water+large pelagicscoral○ Out of season

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Overview

Two pinnacles rising from a sandy plain inside Coiba National Park. Whitetip sharks rest in the sand channels between the peaks and large schools of snapper and grunts crowd the summit. Visibility is moderate but the fish density is reliably excellent.

What you'll see

4 species curated
  • Whitetip reef shark
    year-round
  • Pacific green turtle
    year-round
  • Schooling snapper
    year-round
  • Frogfish
    rare

Sightings evidence

1 record on file
  • Whitetip reef shark
    high confidence
    Last confirmed
    Apr 2026
    Recent records
    130 within 10 km
Sources & methodology

How we summarise this

We aggregate confirmed occurrence records from GBIF and OBIS within a fixed radius of each dive site. Occurrence records confirm presence and reveal seasonality clustering, but they DO NOT measure per-dive probability — there is no eligible-effort denominator. We deliberately do not publish a numeric '% chance of sighting' from this data.

Sources

Conditions

MonthWaterVisibilityCurrent
Jan2426 °C1220 mmoderate
Feb2426 °C1220 mmoderate
Mar2527 °C1220 mmoderate
Apr2628 °C1220 mmild
May2729 °C1018 mmild
Jun2729 °C1018 mmild
Jul2729 °C1018 mmild
Aug2729 °C1018 mmild
Sep2729 °C1018 mmild
Oct2628 °C1018 mmild
Nov2527 °C1220 mmild
Dec2426 °C1220 mmoderate

Season calendar

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Peak season highlighted · current month outlined

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