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That is no problem, just have to take the valves out and ship them in a separate box. If the tanks are open they are no hazmat. this is how I am buying and shipping scuba tanks at Luxfer.

Well, you are further from me than for everybody else replying (Panama), but if you can strap them on a pallett and put it on a truck to be carried to Miami (at my expenses of course), we could talk about it. Let me know, Thx Herbie

HI, I might be interested in this system if still availlable, depending also on the pick up location. We are based in Panama but I am considering to visit the DEMA show in NOvember, so depending on where the system is located it might be interesting to look at it.Let me know. Thx, Herbie

Thank you very much for reviewing your Multi-Day dive trip with us in February this year and your honesty. I am glad, that you enjoyed the diving, the food and the attention you received from Scuba Coiba before and during the trip. I am really sorry to hear, that the chemistry between your...

On yesterday´s dive trip to Coiba we had an encounter with one of the most impressive visitors to Coiba´s rich waters. The biggest fish of the world visit Coiba frequently between December and February/March where they can be seen on many of our dive trips...........read the complete blog at The...

Thank you Frogman

I was told that Kevan Mantell has left "Yemaya" and has nothing to do with their operation anymore. As I do not know the other dive professionals involved in this operation nor heard any comments about their operation so far, I do not know how their trips are.

Yemaya does live-a-board trips as combinations Coiba/Cocos and Coiba/Malpelo. The operation is managed by Kevan Mantell who is a highly respected dive professional and knows the diving in this area for many years. Yemaya just started their operation, but Kevan has years of live-a-board...

Dear Fuzz, Sta. Catalina has no telephone lines, nor cell phone coverage. So I told the hotel and my staff to tell the group to call me on my cell phone, as I have been in Panama City the day they cancelled their diving. But they did not call me and I could not call them. Best Herbie

Thank you Wys for your excellent report. It is important to understand that Santa Catalilna and Coiba is a very undevelopped location and lack a lot of things what are normal for most of our visitors (no ATM, no stable working communication systems, electricity outs,...) So it might be the...

I can assure you, that neither the management nor the core team of Scuba Coiba has changed since its beginning in 2003. Luis (first man of all operational matters, 2nd captain and dive guide) is still with us, as is Orlando the captain of our dive boat Robin. What changed and will change are the...