Sea of Cortez is known worldwide as the “aquarium of the world” by Jacques Ives Cousteau. This is where we are going for our underwater adventure, departing from Cabo San Lucas. Our first destination is Cerralvo Island, which has now been renamed as “Jacques Cousteau Island” as a tribute to this legendary explorer. For our […]
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Socorro Islands is one of the best and most isolated dive sites in the world and guests typically have a very thrilling experience.
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The Sea of Cortez is a magical aquatic playground, with leaping dolphins, mobulas that break from their schools to go airborne, and the occasional humpback whale stopping by to add to the delight.
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The Sea of Cortez, also known as the Gulf of California, is a biologically rich body of water located between the Baja California peninsula and the Mexican mainland. The region is home to a wide variety of marine wildlife, including several species of whales. The most commonly seen whales in the Sea of Cortez are […]
Read MoreTodays weather conditions have been the best of the week, no wind at all, shiny hot sun clear skies, flat ocean, at this very second ,divers are down in the suwanee rocks doing their last dive of the trip, this is dive number 16, two night dives included.
Read MoreWe completed two more dives yestrday afternoon with the sea lions on the north islets of San Marcos
Read MoreDiving in las Animas, one of the groups saw a school of at least 8 hammerhead sharks in the first dive, along with tons of other fish, a turtle showed up and of course we are in las animas the sea lions here are so playful, guests loving their time underwater.Last night we had our […]
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