The Pacific Baja spans the entire west coast of the Baja Peninsula, encompassing its islands, seamounts, and vast blue-water diving areas. Based out of Puerto San Carlos, our expeditions range from Ensenada to Cabo San Lucas, exploring some of the most diverse and spectacular diving in Mexico.

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This region boasts thriving kelp forests, historic wrecks, and remote offshore sea-mounts that host an extraordinary variety of marine life. Divers may encounter 7-gill sharks, striped marlin, mahi, bait balls, elephant seals, harbor seals, Guadalupe fur seals, and an array of whales, including blue, gray, and humpback whales, alongside countless reef fish.

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Cedros and Natividad Islands are home to giant schools of yellowtail, elephant seals, and playful California sea lions, while Alijos Rocks offers one of the most remote and adventurous dive destinations in the Pacific. At Guadalupe Island—currently closed to white shark tourism—we continue to support important scientific research and conservation efforts.

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Whether free diving or scuba diving, every expedition reveals the extraordinary biodiversity and unforgettable big-animal encounters that define Baja’s Pacific waters.