challenging
2–3 hours
Moderate to high fitness needed to handle open-water swimming and cave navigation.
Dive into the thrilling underwater caves of Los Anegados near Corral del Risco, Mexico. Explore intricate rock formations and meet vibrant marine life like eels, rays, and nurse sharks in this exclusive certified dive experience.
From MXN $21,000 • Ages 10+ • Max 6 pax per program
Dive into the thrilling depths of Los Anegados, a unique underwater paradise teeming with life. Explore intricate caves and stunning rock formations while encountering eels, rays, and even nurse sharks. This unforgettable experience is perfect for adventurous divers seeking to challenge themselves in vibrant, rich waters.
Price $21,000 MXN (2 pax included) Extra person $5,000 MXN
(Max 6 pax per program)
Los Anegados (The Waterlogged). It’s a rock bank located between the Islas Marietas and El Morro, it is a bank of shallows before moving to deeper waters, where scuba divers can share the waters with eels, rays and fish like jacks, giant manta rays and tuna in challenging waters for experienced divers. It starts off at around 30ft under the water full of caves and intricate rock formations that offer a great hiding spot for all kinds of large and small creatures. As with some other out of the bay dive spots, you’ll be able to find nurse sharks sleeping in caves.
Min. Age: 10 years
Ensure you have current scuba certification to safely explore Los Anegados’ underwater caves.
Prior to your dive, verify calm sea conditions for optimal visibility and safer cave exploration.
Limit your group to six divers max to ensure personalized guidance and quick assistance if needed.
Carry reliable dive lights to navigate the dim cave passages and highlight marine life.
Los Anegados' underwater caves formed from volcanic rock, shaped over thousands of years by ocean currents and erosion.
Dive operators follow strict guidelines to protect fragile cave environments and marine species from disturbance.
Reliable breathing apparatus is critical for underwater cave dives.
Monitors depth and time to avoid decompression sickness during complex dives.
Illuminates dark cave systems and reveals hidden marine life.
Keeps you warm and protected during dives in Nayarit’s tropical waters.
summer specific