Experience some of the most charismatics animals on the planet
Amazingly friendly mantas and dolphins, 366 great white sharks, most sociable whales in the world, whale sharks, hammerheads and 8 other shark species, huge schools of mobula rays, jacks and all the other wonders of Baja, Mexico.
Your Home at sea
Our liveaboard diving ships were constructed with careful consideration. Relentless and obsessive attention to safety has been a cornerstone of our business from our very early days in the 1980’s.
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Nautilus Explorer
Canadian built
132 feet long
SOLAS safety certified
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Nautilus Belle Amie
Launched in 2015
147 feet long
Ultra-quiet
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Nautilus UnderSea
105 feet long
Full-width superstructure
Enclosed dive deck
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Nautilus Gallant Lady
116 feet long
6 large suites
1,700 horsepower
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We go above and beyond
Excellence in guest experience is all about you. Our focus is to ensure that you as our guest are safe and able to enjoy your vacation to the highest level.
Blogs
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Striped Marlins VS Mexican Sardine Run
In the pristine waters of Magdalena Bay striped marlins, sea lions, birds and other pelagic fish gather together to hunt the famous Sardines and Mackerel bait balls. From October until December we can witness this show that mother nature has to offer us. After a week of diving in the Sea of Cortez and witness […]
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The Gulf of California, “The World’s Aquarium”
Today was the last day of our trip navigating the Gulf of California (Sea Of Cortez). We spent our day in “Las Animas”, this fantastic Rock formation has one massive cave at 45 ft which can easily fit around 50 divers.
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Island of San Pedro Martir and Bahia de Los Angeles
San Pedro Martir(or Mártir) is the most isolated island in the Gulf of California, located right in the center, 51 km from the Baja California peninsula and 53 km from the coast of Sonora. Bahía de los Ángeles is one of the few places in the world where Whale Sharks congregate. The shape of the […]
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Generation W – An insight about baby Great White Sharks in Baja California
A Baby Great white shark measures 5 feet long at the time of its birth. The pup will grow to be an apex predator, but before reaching full size, the pup will have to avoid bigger predators. Sadly the survival of baby great white sharks are very low, and the majority of them do not […]
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Are great white sharks endangered?
Did you know that a female white shark takes approximately 35 years to reach sexual maturity and a male 25 years? And when they finally reach this stage, they give birth to only 2-10 pups every two to three years.
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Do Great White Sharks have personalities?
While researchers work hard to crack the code behind the body language and social dynamics of sharks, some specific Great White Sharks naturally stand out from the pack because of their bold and unique personalities.