Socorro and Guadalupe
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A grand combined route uniting two of Mexico’s most impressive diving destinations. At the Revillagigedo Archipelago, divers encounter giant Pacific mantas, hammerhead and tiger sharks, and can hear the songs of humpback whales underwater. Guadalupe Island is the world capital for observing great white sharks. At Guadalupe, dives take place in protective cages in crystal-clear water with visibility exceeding 30 meters. The combination of two routes allows seeing the full spectrum of large Pacific marine predators in one expedition — from graceful mantas to legendary great white sharks.
What You'll See
Conditions
Season
July–December
Visibility
20–40 meters
Water Temperature
17–28°C
Level
From Advanced (Socorro), no restrictions (Guadalupe)
Duration
12–14 nights
Useful Information
Best Season
November–May (Socorro), June–October (whale sharks in La Paz)
Visa
Electronic authorization (SAE) for Russian citizens
How to Get There
Flights via Mexico City or direct charters. To Socorro — from Cabo San Lucas (24 hours by liveaboard).
Climate
Tropical to desert, 25–35°C
Currency
Mexican Peso (MXN), USD accepted
Time Zone
UTC-6 to UTC-8
