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Corridor Dive Sites
CHILENO BAY (30-70 ft)
A breath-taking bay known for its diving and snorkeling. This is a beautiful, protected finger reef that starts right at the shores of Chileno Beach and extend out into the bay for about a half of a mile, covered with coral, it is home to a large variety of schooling Tropical Fish, Sea Turtles and several species of Moray Eels. A colorful collection of invertabrates, starfish, seafans, sea urchins and sponges fill the nooks, crannies and sea floor.
SANTA MARIA (15-60 ft)
One of the region’s prettiest beaches; here you find yourself in a calm little bay teeming with a huge variety of tropical fish surround the graceful sea fans on this protected cove. A beautiful, tranquil spot for diving, snorkeling and photography.
THE BLOW-HOLE (60-100 ft)
Massive boulders, rugged tunnels and deep rock-cuts form the backdrop of this spectacular and exciting dive. Manta Rays, Sea Turtles, schools of Jacks and Grouper are common inhabitants here. Magnificent marine life abounds within the many grottos and shallow caverns formed by the coral and rock of the Blow-Hole!
WHALE HEAD (30-60 ft)
This shallow dive site starts in only 5 feet and ends in a sandy bottom at 50 feet. Thecoral growth is superb and unmatched in this region. This spot is also known to be home to sea turtles, octopus, moray eels and nurse sharks. Large schools of porf fish and snappers are sometimes seen on the sandy bottom next to the reef.
Corredor sites
2 tanks dive (min. 3 divers): u$d 135
Gear rent with tour: u$d 38
Divemaster, scuba tank, weights, bottle of water included.
(Prices in U.S. dollars. 16% I.V.A. Tax is already included.)
Departure: 8 am
Duration: around 3,5 hours
A breath-taking bay known for its diving and snorkeling. This is a beautiful, protected finger reef that starts right at the shores of Chileno Beach and extend out into the bay for about a half of a mile, covered with coral, it is home to a large variety of schooling Tropical Fish, Sea Turtles and several species of Moray Eels. A colorful collection of invertabrates, starfish, seafans, sea urchins and sponges fill the nooks, crannies and sea floor.
SANTA MARIA (15-60 ft)
One of the region’s prettiest beaches; here you find yourself in a calm little bay teeming with a huge variety of tropical fish surround the graceful sea fans on this protected cove. A beautiful, tranquil spot for diving, snorkeling and photography.
THE BLOW-HOLE (60-100 ft)
Massive boulders, rugged tunnels and deep rock-cuts form the backdrop of this spectacular and exciting dive. Manta Rays, Sea Turtles, schools of Jacks and Grouper are common inhabitants here. Magnificent marine life abounds within the many grottos and shallow caverns formed by the coral and rock of the Blow-Hole!
WHALE HEAD (30-60 ft)
This shallow dive site starts in only 5 feet and ends in a sandy bottom at 50 feet. Thecoral growth is superb and unmatched in this region. This spot is also known to be home to sea turtles, octopus, moray eels and nurse sharks. Large schools of porf fish and snappers are sometimes seen on the sandy bottom next to the reef.
Corredor sites
2 tanks dive (min. 3 divers): u$d 135
Gear rent with tour: u$d 38
Divemaster, scuba tank, weights, bottle of water included.
(Prices in U.S. dollars. 16% I.V.A. Tax is already included.)
Departure: 8 am
Duration: around 3,5 hours
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Local Dive Sites in San Jose del Cabo
PALMILLA BAY (30-50 ft)
Adjacent to The Hotel Palmilla, lies a pristine beach along a protected, tranquil cove that is perfect for diving and snorkeling; covered with coral, it is home to a large variety of schooling Tropical Fish, Moray Eels. A colorful collection of invertabrates, starfish, seafans, sea urchins and sponges fill the nooks, crannies and sea floor.
TUNA WRECK (30-40 ft)
Located close of San Jose del Cabo. There lie the remains of a Japanese fishing boat that ran around in 1964.
The wreck is a short boat ride away from Puerto Los Cabos. It is in 3 parts. The prop is big and the hull is upturned. If you're used to wreck diving you can take a torch and swim inside (with the safety procedures). The hull sparkled and was covered in fan worms with little fish peeping out of holes.. The wreck can be host to literally hundred of fish of numerous species making it very good for photography.
It is a very good second dive to do after Gorda Banks.
More coming soon!!
San Jose sites
2 tanks dive (min. 4 divers): u$d 135
Gear rent with tour: u$d 38
Divemaster, scuba tank, weights, bottle of water included.
(Prices in U.S. dollars. 16% I.V.A. Tax is already included.)
Departure: 9 am
Duration: around 3 hours
Adjacent to The Hotel Palmilla, lies a pristine beach along a protected, tranquil cove that is perfect for diving and snorkeling; covered with coral, it is home to a large variety of schooling Tropical Fish, Moray Eels. A colorful collection of invertabrates, starfish, seafans, sea urchins and sponges fill the nooks, crannies and sea floor.
TUNA WRECK (30-40 ft)
Located close of San Jose del Cabo. There lie the remains of a Japanese fishing boat that ran around in 1964.
The wreck is a short boat ride away from Puerto Los Cabos. It is in 3 parts. The prop is big and the hull is upturned. If you're used to wreck diving you can take a torch and swim inside (with the safety procedures). The hull sparkled and was covered in fan worms with little fish peeping out of holes.. The wreck can be host to literally hundred of fish of numerous species making it very good for photography.
It is a very good second dive to do after Gorda Banks.
More coming soon!!
San Jose sites
2 tanks dive (min. 4 divers): u$d 135
Gear rent with tour: u$d 38
Divemaster, scuba tank, weights, bottle of water included.
(Prices in U.S. dollars. 16% I.V.A. Tax is already included.)
Departure: 9 am
Duration: around 3 hours
