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REVILLAGIGEDOS / SOCORRO 

The Revillagigedos Archipelago, including Socorro Island, lies 250 miles south of Cabo San Lucas in the eastern Pacific Ocean. Often called the “Mexican Galapagos,” these remote, untamed islands rival the Galapagos and Cocos for unforgettable big-animal encounters. The archipelago is made up of four islands — San Benedicto, Socorro, Roca Partida, and Clarion — where divers can encounter giant Pacific manta rays with wingspans up to 22 feet, schools of hammerheads, silky sharks, white tips, silver tips, threshers, Galapagos sharks, and even the occasional tiger shark.

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Wildlife here is extraordinary. Divers may visit hammerhead cleaning stations, swim alongside whale sharks and playful dolphins, or witness humpback whales breeding and calving in season. The region also teems with tuna, wahoo, and jacks, plus over 10 shark species. Endemic tropical fish found nowhere else on Earth make every expedition a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience.

+1 623-523-1464  USA
+52 612-159-0474  MEXICO

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