Have you ever felt the immensity of the ocean, the sense of being a small part of something truly grand? That's the feeling that washes over you in the Revillagigedo Islands. Rising from the deep Pacific, these volcanic peaks are a sanctuary for marine life found nowhere else on Earth.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Revillagigedo Archipelago, located 250 miles off the southern coast of Baja California, Mexico, blurs the boundaries between the observer and the observed. Socorro Island, a jewel in the archipelago's crown, is a testament to the power and beauty of the natural world. Here, you're not just watching nature; you are immersed in it.

Imagine drifting through the clear waters, surrounded by a kaleidoscope of life. Schools of hammerhead sharks glide effortlessly by, their distinctive silhouettes a testament to the unique biodiversity of these islands. Giant schools of jacks, barracuda, tuna, and wahoo shimmer and swirl around you, a dazzling display of the ocean's abundance. And the sharks! You can encounter Galapagos, silky, whitetip, silvertip, and blacktip sharks, each playing a vital role in the oceanic ecosystem. A sleek tiger shark might materialize from the blue, its distinctive stripes a flash of wild beauty. Playful dolphins, curious and intelligent, often approach divers, eager to interact. And then there are the mantas – the stars of the show. With their enormous wings, these majestic creatures perform an underwater ballet, gliding and swirling with effortless grace. They circle and dance, seemingly welcoming you to their world.

Other animal encounters include humpback whales from mid-February to mid-April. During this time, the haunting songs of males fill the water, a symphony of the deep. Surface sightings are common. Whale sharks can be seen in November, December, and May. The dramatic display of bait balls and false orcas can add to the May magic.

A trip to Revillagigedo is more than just a dive; it's a pilgrimage to where the ocean's wonders unfold before you. And when you're not exploring the depths, you'll be doing so in comfort aboard one of our two vessels, Rocio del Mar and Quino del Mar. Both boats feature ten cabins, accommodating 20 divers, each with an ensuite bathroom. Our expert crew is dedicated to ensuring a safe and fun experience, from providing top-notch dive guidance to creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere on board. And between dives, you'll savor delicious cuisine prepared with fresh, local ingredients, adding another layer of enjoyment to your adventure.

Join and discover the magic of Revillagigedo for yourself.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1: Board the boat at 5 pm. Dinner is served at 7 pm. The boat departs shortly thereafter.

Day 2: At Sea

Day 3: San Benedicto - 4 dives scheduled

Day 4: Roca Partida - 3 dives scheduled

Day 5: Roca Partida - 3 dives scheduled

Day 6: Socorro Island - 3 dives scheduled (check-in with the Naval Station)

Day 7: Socorro Island - 4 dives scheduled

Day 8: San Benedicto - 3 dives scheduled 

Day 9: At Sea

Day 10: Arrive at San Jose del Cabo and disembark at 8:30 am.

The Socorro Islands are a haven for large pelagic species, including Hammerhead sharks, Tiger sharks, Silky sharks, Galapagos sharks, Oceanic white tip sharks, dolphins, jacks, barracuda, tuna, wahoo, whale sharks, and mantas. Mantas are particularly abundant at San Benedicto, especially at the cleaning station called The Boiler, where they interact closely with divers. Humpback whales visit from January to April, providing opportunities to hear singing males underwater.

National Park fees: Socorro MXN 3,688 per diving day.

Divers are recommended to wait for 24 hours before flying after the last dive.

*The itinerary description is provided by the operator. Sample itineraries and maps are for illustrative purposes only. The exact route and sites visited are subject to change based on local regulations, guest experience, weather, and logistics, and are at the Captain’s discretion.