The Revillagigedo Archipelago, better known as “Socorro Islands”, is a group of four volcanic islands located about 250 nautical miles south of Cabo San Lucas, in Baja California, a southwestern state of Mexico. These islands are only accessible via liveaboard. The complete isolation of this archipelago in the middle of the Pacific has favored the concentration of great marine life. Due to its encounters with pelagic fish it's one of the must-see diving destinations, only comparable to the Galapagos or Cocos Island. You can see giant mantas in many places around the world but nowhere else boasts a population of giant mantas that literally seek out interaction with divers. While mantas are the main reason to voyage out to Socorro, there are lots of other animals to see, including schooling hammerheads and 12 other species of sharks. Occasionally you can encounter bottlenose dolphins that hangout with divers at certain divesites and whale sharks passing by. 

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​​​Baja California, a jewel of nature often referred to as the "Aquarium of the World" by Jacques-Yves Cousteau, due to its incredible biological diversity. This region is not only renowned for its exceptional beauty but also serves as a habitat for numerous endemic species. In 2005, the Sea of Cortez was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, solidifying its status as a must-visit location.

 

Whether you're exploring the vibrant waters of the Sea of Cortez or the majestic Pacific Ocean, Baja California offers a unique blend of mystical desert landscapes and pristine white sand beaches with turquoise waters. The warmth and hospitality of its people, combined with the colonial architecture of the historic city of La Paz, create an enchanting atmosphere for every traveler.

 

We have crafted an itinerary that guides you to the best spots that no ocean lover should miss. Dive into spectacular underwater adventures at renowned sites like the sea lion colony at Isla Espíritu Santo or explore the UNESCO-designated Cabo Pulmo National Park. Additionally, visit Puerto San Carlos, a charming traditional fishing village, and prepare to be amazed by the magic of Magdalena Bay.​