LOS CABOS SCUBA DIVING
Some of the prettiest beaches in the Cabo San Lucas
area are at Santa Maria Cove and Chileno Bay. Here you
will find yourself in a calm little bay teeming with a huge
variety of tropical fish surrounding the graceful sea fans
lining the floor of this protected cove - a beautiful, tranquil
spot for diving, snorkeling and photography.
These areas are home to Sea Turtles and
several species of Moray Eels. A colorful collection of
invertebrates, starfish, sea fans, sea urchins and sponges fill
the nooks, crannies and sea floor. These
great dive sites are north of Cabo San Lucas, up the corridor in
Los Cabos. You can also see giant manta rays, bat rays, eagle rays, nurse sharks
here and much more.
Dive Sites: Santa Maria Cove, Chileno
Bay, Blow Hole. Click Here to See Dive
Site Descriptions.
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CABO SCUBA DIVING
INFORMATION TABLE
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Jan.
- March |
April
- June |
July
- Dec. |
| Avg. Visibility |
25 - 40 Ft. |
40 - 60 Ft. |
60 - 100 Ft. |
| Water Temp. |
65° - 70° F |
65° - 75° F |
75° - 85° F |
Runs: Twice Daily at 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM.
Duration: Approximately 4 hours.
Departs: Scuba offices at Paseo del Pescador, right off of Medano Beach, next to Billygan's Island.
Includes: Roundtrip Boat Ride, All taxes and fees, tanks and weights (full
gear rental is available at the dive shop for $20.00),
PADI Certified Divemaster,
and
bottled water.
Requires: Open Water Certification. Not certified?
Click here.
Don't Forget:
Kids: All certified divers welcome. Kids same price
as adults.
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SCUBA DIVING
THE LOS CABOS CORRIDOR
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Ship Price |
Regular Price |
Our Price |
You Save! |
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N/A |
$90.00 |
$81.00 |
10% |
* Unlike most
dive shops in Cabo, our prices include all taxes!
Full Gear Rental is available at the dive shop for $25.00. |
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FREE WITH YOUR RESERVATION!
THE CABO FUN CARD
OUR ADVICE:
We think these dive sites
are better than those closer to Cabo San Lucas, but not as good
as the Cabo Pulmo marine preserve. If you have time (and money),
check out Cabo Pulmo. Otherwise, these sites are a great way
to spend a day under the water.
The boat ride is
approximately 30 minutes each way, so if you get seasick easily,
you may want to consider a local scuba dive instead.
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