Dive in Mexico
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Herradura Cancun, Mexico
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Isla De San Francisquito Mexico
This is a SeaLion Rookery. The pups will play with you and put on a show throwing SeaStars. Beware of the Male Adults. A short distance from the Rookery our guide showed me a Cortez Jawfish. -
Ixtapa Lagoon Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico
Located in Ixtapa. -
Jardin Mahahual, Mexico
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Jardines Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
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La Boya de los Locos Cancun, Mexico
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La media Luna Mexico
About 15 Underwather volcanic craters, the bigger one is about 85m diameter an 35m deep. calm and warm waters 28?C average all year long. prehispanic figures have been found here, prehistoric remains as well. little cave at west. -
La Pared Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
The maximum depth is 80 feet where the sand slope begins. Huge rocks form crevices and small swim throughs. The main wall goes down to 40 feet and it is covered with corals, gorgonians, ascidians, sponges and bryozoans. During the months of April, May and June large aggregations of the colorful… -
La Pared Puerto Morelos, Mexico
Great site to view shallow water corals, good night/beginner dive site! -
La primera gringa San Carlos, Mexico
Guano covered island you can dive around with a single tank, although best diving is on it's eastern side and it's seaward tip.Visibility varies by season from a best of 50-60ft to less than 10.Dive is mostly over a slope of rubble which ends at a sandy bottom (45-60ft).Not many large fish due to… -
La segunda gringa San Carlos, Mexico
Similar to "Primera gringa" site, but shallower in general. Off the ocean side there's a black coral "forest" in deeper water. -
Las Caletas Jalisco, Mexico
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Las Casitas Cabo Pulmo, Mexico
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Las Cuevas Acapulco, Mexico
Interesting rock formating with swimming through's and different types of fishes. Only for Advanced Certified Divers with experience in drift and current dives. -
Las Palmas Shallows Cozumel, Mexico
Many schools of fish are found near the reef. It's slightly sandy so try to stay away from the bottom. Slants smoothly to a wall. Most action is near the top or above the slant. -
Las Tres Marietas Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Would recommend going with a private or small group instead of on a boat with snorkelers and 15+ divers, and also doing multiple dives along these islands. Can see octopus, many difference species of fish, manta rays occasionally and reef formations.This is an easy dive for the most part.Would… -
Los Arcos Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Granite formations rising from depths that vary from 25 feet to 60 feet, through millions of years carved by the force of the ocean forming arches and caves which is how they became to be named Los Arcos. Out of the main arch the continental platform begins on a wall 1800 feet deep, a magical dive… -
Los Bajos de la Quebrada Acapulco, Mexico
El Bajo is a huge rock formation infront of the famous cliff divers in "La Quebrada" and can go down to 50 m / 150 ft. Depending on the visibility and the current you'll find a huge school of fishes, huge green muray's, boxfish, octopus, ballonfish and sometimes when it's season humpackwhales and… -
Los frailes Manzanillo Bay, Mexico
Very good dive site and very close from shore.Surrounding volcanic rock pinnacles covered with bright-colored sponges, stony corals and starfish give it its name. Depths reach 100feet and visibility ranges from 50 to 100 feet. -
Majahuitas Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
It is a beautiful beach located in the South coast of Puerto Vallarta, accessible only by boat. Calm and mellow, perfect to practice diving or snorkel. The dives can be as shallow or as deep as the divers wish. One of the most remarkable inhabitants of this dive site are the garden eels.Manta rays… -
Mamitas Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
For the cooler months of the year between November and March you can experience a shark dive that'll set your heart racing and adrenaline pumping. Every day we experienced about ten female Bull Sharks that came in close enough to touch and I have videos to prove it.Just a few hundred metres from the… -
Middle Coronado Island Coronados Islands, Mexico
Sea Lions and big fish, Lobsters -
Middle Rock Coronados Islands, Mexico
Eel Grass, Sea Lions and Bass -
Neptunes Finger Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Nice dive: Sea Fans, Sponges, Soft-Corals, Gorgonians, some sharks, octopus, barracudas... -
Neto's Puerto Morelos, Mexico
Coral heads reaching the surface. Good sandy areas for training. Visibility can vary considerably depending on weather conditions. -
North Coronado Coronados Islands, Mexico
Sea bass, Calico bass and Halibut in the sand -
North Coronado Island Passage Coronados Islands, Mexico
Passage from one side of the island to the other with Sea Lions all around you. purple hydrocorals -
North Wall Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Starts on the reef on a sandy bottom (with garden eels), and follow the slope to the wall. -
Outer Pulmo Coral Reef Cabo Pulmo, Mexico
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Palancar Deep Cozumel, Mexico
This is an amazing dive site. It became globally famous after Jacques Ives Cousteau dived the reef. It features many huge coral columns. Lots of fish are visible on this dive and the water clarity is fantastic. -
Palancar Horseshoe Cozumel, Mexico
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Palmitas Acapulco, Mexico
This dive site has low to no current. This is a good dive site for those who like free diving and snorkeling. Shallow. It has tiny coral formations. You can frequently see eagle rays and spotted eels. -
Paraiso Bajo Cozumel, Mexico
Very plentiful and abundant reef with lots of fish, coral, and sponges. Lobsters and eels are seen on the site at times. Makes a great dive for everyone, even new novice divers. -
Pena Blanca Manzanillo Bay, Mexico
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Puerto Cueva Coronados Islands, Mexico
invertebrates and Halibut in the sand -
Punta Dalila Cozumel, Mexico
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Punta Mismaloya Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Located about 6 miles from old Vallarta. It is famous because the 1970s movie “The Night of the Iguana” was shot there. It is reachable both by land or sea. This area is frequented by schools of eagle rays.The boat ride to this dive site is about 35 minutes. -
Punta Negra Cancun, Mexico
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Punta Sur - Devil's Throat Cozumel, Mexico
The Devil's Throat at Punta Sur is an underwater cave formation located offshore of Cozumel that starts at approximately 80 feet of depth and opens up at approximately 135 feet - right at the edge of recreational dive limits.The Devil's Throat is considered a "must dive" experience by scuba divers… -
Punta Tunich Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
Big grouper and playful green moray eels.
