Local Diving in Cabo

Convenience & Comfort: Diving adventures just minutes from the marina, maximizing your bottom time and minimizing boat travel.


Unbeatable Variety: Discover a variety of dive sites, from thriving coral gardens and unique rock formations, to playful sea lions and an abundance of fish life.

Seasonal Specialties: Encounter majestic mobula and cow-nose rays during their spring and fall migrations or witness the awe-inspiring migration of humpback whales from December to April.

Just a short 5-minute boat ride from Cabo Marina lies the Cabo San Lucas Marine Park, a diver's dream with an underwater canyon catering to all experience levels.

Imagine starting in shallow waters, a comfortable 10 feet (3 meters) deep, and gradually exploring depths of 70-80 feet (20-24 meters) before encountering a dramatic wall that descends into the deep ocean abyss. This unique topography offers something for everyone, from curious beginners to seasoned divers.

The park's location, bordering the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, creates a nutrient-rich haven full of incredible marine life. Encounter a wide array of creatures, from majestic migratory giants like humpback whales and fevers of mobula and cownose rays, to fascinating macro life like colorful nudibranchs, playful blennies, and seahorses clinging to the coral. You'll also find a stunning variety of tropical fish, adding vibrant splashes of color to the underwater scene.

Discover what lies beneath at our incredible dive sites:

  • North Wall

  • Pelican Rock

  • Middle Wall

  • South Wall

  • Neptune's Finger

  • Land's End

Cabo San Lucas Marine Park

2 Tank Dive

$2,800 MXN

*Minimum 2 divers to run the tour

Venture beyond the bay and explore the wonders of the Los Cabos Tourist Corridor, a diver's paradise located just a 20-35 minute boat ride from Cabo Marina. Here, the landscape transforms dramatically. Unique shallow formations like channels and rocky reefs are all surprisingly close to shore!

Unlike the Cabo San Lucas Marine Park, the Corridor boasts a more relaxed diving experience. Most sites average depths of 60 feet (18 meters), with a few areas offering deeper dives for experienced adventurers. The distance from heavy boat traffic fosters a quieter environment, allowing the coral reefs and sea fans to thrive in pristine health.

And the magic doesn't stop underwater! During humpback whale season (late November to early April), keep your eyes peeled during surface intervals. You might just spot these majestic giants breaching the surface!

Experience the beauty and diversity of the Corridor dive sites:

  • Los Morros

  • Whale's Head

  • Twin Dolphins

  • Santa Maria

  • Blow Hole

  • Gavilanes

  • Chileno

The Corridor

2 Tank Dive

$3,000 MXN

*Minimum 2 divers to run the tour

3 Tank Dive

$4,100 MXN

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Diver Requirements

We prioritize small groups, ensuring personalized attention, safety, and a relaxed atmosphere.

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Why Dive Baja

Our knowledgeable dive professionals will guide you to the perfect local dive site based on your experience level and interests.

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Sea Life of Cabo

Big and small, Cabo has it all!

Moray eels, lobsters, octopus, stingrays, sea turtles, eagle rays, white tip reef sharks, and sea lions live in the waters off the southern tip of the Baja peninsula.

A variety of macro like gobies, blennies, crabs, nudibranchs, frog fish and sea horses can also be found!

Why People Loved Diving in Cabo

"Dive Baja showed me the hidden gems of Cabo's underwater world. The short boat rides and variety of dive sites made it the perfect local diving experience." - Lisa P.

"So much to see just minutes from the marina! From colorful reefs to playful sea lions, every dive was unique and unforgettable." - David T.

Not a certified diver?
Check out our
PADI Discover Scuba Diving program or PADI Scuba Diving Courses to get started.

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