Float weightless beneath Cabo’s cliffs and sand falls on a two-tank dive inside the marine park. Short boat runs, curious sea lions, and dramatic reef walls make this a must-do for certified divers visiting Cabo San Lucas.
Float weightless beneath Cabo’s cliffs and sand falls on a two-tank dive inside the marine park. Short boat runs, curious sea lions, and dramatic reef walls make this a must-do for certified divers visiting Cabo San Lucas.
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Operated by Manta Scuba Diving · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The boat slips away from Marina Cabo San Lucas and the harbor noise thins to wind and the soft slap of hull on swell. In minutes the bay opens—elbow room between the mainland and the jagged promontory of Land’s End—and the captain kills the engine. You suit up on deck with air filling your BC; below the surface the world changes scale. Light fractures across the reef; fish pivot like living coins; a sand fall whispers down a reef face, and, if luck is with you, a sea lion will zoom in with the curiosity of a tourist.
moderate.
4 hours.
Moderate—participants should be comfortable swimming, able to handle stairs and some kneeling during gear changes.
Yes—evidence of dive certification is required for all participants; minimum age is 10.
Tanks and weights are included; full gear rental is available on-site for a $38 fee payable at check-in.
Local sites in the bay are typically 5–10 minutes from the marina, minimizing transit time.
Expect tropical reef fish, parrotfish, tangs, and often playful sea lions; sightings of rays and larger pelagics are occasional.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious cardiac or spinal conditions—declare medical issues when booking.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; operators may cancel for unsafe conditions and will refund accordingly.
The eastern bay was declared a National Marine Park in 1973; Jacques Cousteau famously called this area an 'Underwater Aquarium of the World.'
The park enforces no-touch and no-feed rules; use mooring buoys when available and choose reef-safe sunscreen to minimize impact.
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