We offer Scuba Diving expeditions throughout different locations of Baja’s most popular and diverse destinations, for you to discover them all!

CABO PULMO

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, and as one of the best marine protected areas in Mexico and the world, the biodiversity in Cabo Pulmo is simply mind-blowing. The big highlights that generally draw people to Cabo Pulmo are the massive schools of hundreds of thousands of Bigeye Jacks, and the Bull Sharks which patrol the El Vencedor Wreck site. The rest of the dive sites are part of an incredible reef barrier, which is located inside the calm bay of Cabo Pulmo and home to thousands of protected species which thrive in this pristine place.

Cabo Pulmo is around a 2 hour drive from the Los Cabos or La Paz, and transportation can be arranged in case you do not have a rental car.

For Certified Divers:

Scuba Diving 2 Tanks: $3,200 MXN PER PERSON - Includes full gear, 2 tanks, guide, national park fee and lunch. 

For Non-Certified Divers:

DSD (Discover Scuba Diving): $3,800 MXN PER PERSON - Includes theory class, practical class, full gear, national park fee, 2 tanks and lunch

CABO SAN LUCAS

The Cabo San Lucas Marine Park, located just a few minutes away from the Cabo San Lucas marina, is home to a number of dive sites visited every day by divers from all around the world. The most popular dive sites here are Pelican Rock and Land's End, where in a good day one can see hundreds of fish species (some of these in huge schools just off the drop off towards the deep end of the bay), guitarfish, sea lions, white-tip reef sharks, tons of invertebrates, and lots more.

For Certified Divers:

Scuba Diving 2 Tanks: $3,500 MXN PER PERSON - Includes full gear, 2 tanks, guide, and park fee. 

For Non-Certified Divers:

DSD (Discover Scuba Diving): $4,000 MXN PER PERSON - Includes theory class, practical class, full gear, park fee, and 2 tanks.

LA PAZ

La Paz, known for its iconic white sand beaches and calm waters, offers a number of dive sites for all levels of divers. The majority are located around the Espiritu Santo Island / Archipelago, which is only a few miles from the port of La Paz. On the north side of the island, the Los Islotes dive site, being one of the biggest breeding Sea Lion colonies in Baja, is probably the most popular site because of the playful sea lions and surrounding reef with lots of tropical fish species. Other famous dive sites in the area include two Ship Wrecks known to be a resting place for migrating turtles and big fish like groupers and snappers, as well as other reefs and underwater sea mounts.

For Certified Divers:

Scuba Diving 2 Tanks: $3,800 MXN PER PERSON - Includes full gear, 2 tanks, guide, national park fee and lunch. 

For Non-Certified Divers:

DSD (Discover Scuba Diving): $4,000 MXN PER PERSON - Includes theory class, practical class, full gear, park fee, lunch, and 2 tanks.