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Pelagic Wildlife Expedition Scuba Adventure in San Diego
San Diego•moderate
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition and comfortable swimming in open ocean conditions for extended periods.
Overview
Explore the depths off San Diego’s coast on a 6-hour scuba expedition where you can swim with Mola Mola, watch bait balls unfold, and spot whales and dolphins in their natural habitat. Dive into an unforgettable open ocean adventure.
Pelagic Wildlife Expedition Scuba Adventure in San Diego
Scuba
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Date
Thu, Jun 4
Travelers
2
Adventure Tips
Check Sea Conditions Before Booking
Ocean currents and weather can impact the visibility and safety of your dive; always verify local sea conditions.
Bring Waterproof Camera Gear
Capture rare encounters with pelagic wildlife by bringing underwater photography equipment suitable for low light.
Wear a Full Wetsuit
San Diego waters can be chilly even in summer; a full wetsuit ensures comfort during extended dives.
Stay Hydrated and Eat Well
A hearty meal and hydration before going out help maintain your stamina for a 6-hour expedition.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mola Mola (ocean sunfish)
- Pacific white-sided dolphins
History
San Diego's pelagic waters have long been a hub for commercial fishing and marine research, enriching local ocean knowledge.
Conservation
Net Zero Expeditions participates in marine conservation efforts, promoting responsible wildlife encounters to protect ocean ecosystems.
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Date
Thu, Jun 4
Travelers
2
Adventure Hotspots in San Diego
Date
Fri, Jun 5
Travelers
2
Recommended Gear
Full wetsuit (5-7mm)
Essential
Keeps you warm in cooler ocean temperatures during extended dives.
spring specific
Underwater camera or GoPro
Capture incredible close-ups of Mola Mola, bait balls, and other marine wildlife.
Dive computer
Essential
Helps monitor depth, time, and decompression limits during the dive.
Sunblock (reef-safe)
Essential
Protects exposed skin during surface intervals without harming marine ecosystems.
summer specific
Frequently Asked Questions
Date
Thu, Jun 4
Travelers
2