The waters around Los Cabos merge three marine currents, creating a unique and diverse marine life. Jacques Cousteau and other researchers have called the Sea of Cortez the "World's Richest Sea." It houses over 800 fish species and countless invertebrates. It's a haven for observing giant manta rays, whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, and dolphins.
We can visit different diving sites: *Land's End* is where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific, ideal for fish, barracudas, and manta rays. Nearby, a sea lion colony and a shipwreck offer incredible marine encounters. The *Middle Wall* has sharks, groupers, and giant bass, while the *North Wall* has octopuses, crabs, sea urchins, and seahorses. *Pelican Rock*, just 20 mins away from the Marina, suits all divers, with manta rays, goatfish, trumpet fish, turtles, and playful sea lions.
60 feet average depth dive last between 30 to 45 minutes, air permitted. Before the second dive, we will make a quick tour to the arch and then it comes the second, which is done shallower than the first one.
We are located on dock #4 directly in front of Señor Frogs. we will have a crew member with a Sunrider sign a the gate of dock 4 to help you locate us.
We are located on dock #4 directly in front of Señor Frogs. we will have a crew member with a Sunrider sign a the gate of dock 4 to help you locate us.
