Scuba Diving in Los Cabos

Join other certified divers on a spectacular 2-tank diving tour of one of the most biodiverse bodies of water on the planet: Baja's Sea of Cortez. Marvel at towering underwater cliffs, mingle with sea lions, swim alongside mantas, sea turtles and scores of colorful fish and even enjoy some of the area's most incredible above-sea sights, including Lovers Beach and El Arco. A professional guide accompanies you on this exciting small-group diving excursion.

Explore Cabo San Lucas's coast on a guided scuba diving excursion. Bring your certification card and USB stick for this two-tank dive and your guide will photograph you with sea turtles, subtropical fish, rays and other colorful marine life at one of the more than 12 dive sites between Santa Maria Bay and Punta Arena. Experience Baja's undersea life for the first time or discover new sites in the area.

Explore two dive sites in what Jacques Cousteau called the 'Aquarium of the World.' Depart Cabo San Lucas for a 2-tank, 5-hour dive at both Santa Maria and Chileno Bay along the Gulf of California's famed Los Cabos Corridor. These two protected bays are home to an array of tropical sea life, include colorful fish, sea turtles and Moray eels. Swim among sea horses and sea urchins, witness the dance-like moments of underwater sea fans and maybe even come face-to-face with giant manta rays and nurse sharks.

Join beginning and experienced divers on a 2-tank dive in the Sea of Cortez, one of the most biodiverse bodies of water on the planet. Depart Los Cabos for the Cabo Can Lucas Marine Preserve - home to one of west coast North America's only coral reefs - and spend 3-hours exploring sites such as Pelican Rock, Land's End and the cascading Sands Falls. Swim alongside schools of tropical fish, manta rays and sea turtles, see colorful coral formations and swaying sea fans and bask in the sheer beauty of this incredible underwater world.

Join other certified divers on an exciting 2-tank dive of The Corridor in the Sea of Cortez, which offers some of the hottest diving spots in Los Cabos. Depart Cabo San Lucas for this 5-hour exploration of a series of remote underwater sites, including Blow Hole and Chileno Bay. Swim far beneath the surface alongside mantas, sea turtles, and scores of tropical fish. From December through March grey and humpback whales are also commonly seen cruising along the coast.

Mingle with tropical fish and curious marine mammals in the waters off Cabo San Lucas. This 2 tank scuba adventure lets you choose between two customized dives: perfect for beginners, the Sea Lion Colony dive dips 70-feet below the sea's surface in search of sea turtles, sea lions and eels. The more advanced Sand Falls dive descends 120-feet. The waters surrounding this unique cascading wall of sand are home to octopus, angelfish, seahorses and more.

Complete your open water PADI dive certification with a 2-day referral course in Cabo San Lucas. Perfect for those who've already begun scuba training in pools but still need to clock their open water dives. This exciting offering allows you to fulfill them at some of the most stunning sites around Los Cabos, including in the Sea of Cortez - one of the most biodiverse bodies of water on the planet.

Learn the basics of scuba diving on a 3-hour discovery tour in Los Cabos. Board a boat to the designated dive site, where a certified instructor will teach you how to breath underwater, use scuba diving equipment and communicate in a safe and efficient manner. Then it's your chance to delve into the water and take full advantage of your newfound skills amid scores of tropical fish. Later set out on a sightseeing boat tour of some of the area's landmark attractions, including the Sea Lion's Colony and El Arco.

Ever thought about learning to scuba dive? Here's your chance. Discover the basics of this exciting sport with a 4-hour beginner 'experience.' Delve into the protected waters of Cabo San Lucas Marine Park"•off the coast of Los Cabos"•alongside a certified PADI instructor. See puffer fish, lobsters, sea lions and more as you learn to breathe below the surface using a scuba, or underwater breathing apparatus. Practice these new skills then set out on an actual dive, followed by an above-sea tour of the area's iconic sights"•including El Arco.