What makes Cabo so spectacular? Click above to read more about Cabo area diving. Andromeda Divers Destinations: The Cabo San Lucas area has many dive sites for all levels of divers. We offer dives in depths of 40ft to 120ft and from beggining to advanced conditions. We can put together a package that suits your experience and time available. Explore the Dive sites below and email us if you have any questions or would like to make a reservation.

	Local Diving: The North, South, & Mid Walls Three separate dive sites where you see beautiful schools of fish, sea fans, lobsters, moray eels, etc. Excellent for all levels of divers. 25-130 ft   La Anegada/Pelican Rock Right next to Pelican Rock, this is a shallow area where we do our confined open water sessions. 0-7 ft

Cabo's Ship Wreck This boat used to bring people back and forth from Mazatlan to Cabo San Lucas. A newer dive site, located on the outside of the bay at the Pacific Ocean. 25-60 ft Neptune's Finger One of the most colorful dives in Cabo! Thick with gorgonians, sea fans, octopus, abundant tropicals, parrot fish, schools of barracuda, and other pelagics. There is a large variety of tropical fish and sea life visible throughout the whole year. 40-90 ft     Sand Falls This wall goes down 300 feet in the Bay of San Lucas. The larger of the two famous sandfalls begins at 100 feet. On the way there is an abundance of tropical fish, gorgonians, sea fans, octopus, schools of barracuda, and pelagics. This famous dive spot was discovered by Jacques Cousteau. 80-120 ft

The Point/Land's End Land's End....where the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez meet together. Sea lions, turtles, huge sea bass, schools of game fish brought in by large schools of bait fish such as sardines and green jacks. Pelagics such as whale sharks and mantas also spotted in this area. Truly an unforgettable location to dive. 60-70 ft

Back to top   Out of Bay: The Blowhole The backside of a huge rock forms a wall covered in gorgonians. Small nurse sharks and guitar fish sometimes inhabit the area, along with a few large grouper and an occasional bat ray, eagle ray, or manta. The site gets its name from a small blowhole on shore. 40-100 ft Chileno Reef A long mile reef that stands half a mile from shore; large variety of tropical fish, sea fans, occasional mantas, large sea bass, sea turtles, nurse sharks, etc. Bring your camera! 30-80 ft   Santa Maria Reef Crystal clear waters are all around this reef as well as schools of varied species of tropical fish; occasional bat rays, sea bass, and sea turtles. A favorite spot for snorkeling too. 10-70 ft

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	DIVE TOURS: Gordo Banks-Shark Dive Absolutely an adventure of a lifetime! Out from shore 8 miles and 130 feet below the surface lies this incredible sea mound. Here we find schools of hammer head sharks, whale sharks, devil rays, dolphins, marlin and many other species of fish. This is also known as Blue Water diving, or an extreme sport! This tour goes from 7am to 4pm in the afternoon. Experienced divers only due to currents and depth (shark lovers only). Free adrenaline rush included. 130 ft

Cabo Pulmo Half Day trip, lunch included. Cabo Pulmo is the only live coral reef on the western side of North America. It is the most unique marine phenomenae in the entire Sea of Cortez. It has several dive sites like El Bajo and Cantil which are only an example of all the options you have, rich in marine life, rays, and sea turtles. This is National Marine Sanctuary and it's also a famous spot for wind surfers. It is located two hours driving time from Cabo. Consider it a free intro to the Baja 1000 road race. It is great for beginners and advanced divers. 40-70 ft with 80-120 ft visibility year round.

	La Paz- The Wonderland A whole day of adventure and worth the effort! In La Paz you have several dive sites to choose from such as the four different ship wrecks and a huge sea lion colony with over 100 sea lions all year round. You also have the opportunity of sighting Hammer Head sharks, Whale sharks, and big Cuban mantas. All these species get bigger than 8 feet long. We start at 6am and return around 8pm. 15-130 ft
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