Sea of Cortez
Also known as the Gulf of California, the Sea of Cortez is a marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean that separates the Baja California Peninsula from the Mexican mainland. It is renowned for its biodiversity, including whales, dolphins, and sea lions, as well as its beautiful reefs and islands such as Espiritu Santo.
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El Bajo
El Bajo is an underwater seamount known for its large pelagic life. It's famous for its schools of h...
Los Islotes
Los Islotes is a rocky islet known for its colony of sea lions. Divers can interact with playful sea...
Swanee Reef
Swanee Reef is a shallow dive site with a colorful reef and a wide variety of marine life, including...
Salvatierra Wreck
Salvatierra is a 90-meter ferry that sank in 1976. It's now a vibrant artificial reef, home to a var...
Cerralvo Island
Cerralvo Island offers several dive sites with walls, caves, and a rich marine life. Divers can enco...
La Paz Bay
La Paz Bay is best known for its whale shark encounters. During the season, divers can swim with the...
La Reina
La Reina is a small rocky islet known for its sea lions and a resident population of big-eyed jacks....