Adventure

The Adventure operates out of Marina Cabo San Lucas, Dock #4, making it easily accessible for international travelers. Guests should fly into San José del Cabo International Airport (SJD), the closest airport to the vessel.

Diving in Mexico offers an impressive mix of environments, from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of California. In the Sea of Cortez, often called the "Aquarium of the World," divers encounter sea lions, giant schools of fish, mobula rays, whale sharks, and seasonal migrations of humpback and gray whales. Farther offshore at the Revillagigedo Islands (Socorro), the big draw is close interactions with giant manta rays, dolphins, and several shark species, including hammerheads and silky sharks.

[See: Mexico, Sea of Cortez & Socorro Dive Travel Guide]

The Adventure welcomes up to 19 guests in 8 comfortable cabins, designed to provide a relaxing retreat between dives. Six cabins are set up for two guests, while two larger rooms accommodate four, making the vessel a good choice for both couples and small groups. Each cabin is equipped with air conditioning, a sink with hot water, mirror, individual reading lights, and convenient 110V outlets. Shared men’s and women’s bathrooms, located between the interior and main deck, feature multiple showers, toilets, and sinks, ensuring ample space and comfort throughout the journey. 

Meals aboard the Adventure highlight Pacific Mexican cuisine, blending fresh local ingredients with regional flavors. Breakfast is served buffet-style, offering a variety of options to start the day, while lunch and dinner feature plated service for a more relaxed dining experience. 

Sea of Cortez

The Sea of Cortez offers an incredible diversity of marine life, earning its nickname as the “Aquarium of the World.” Divers can encounter playful colonies of sea lions, immense schools of fish, and seasonal gatherings of mobula rays and whale sharks. Migratory species such as humpback and gray whales also pass through, adding to the area’s reputation as one of the most biodiverse seas on the planet. 

Sample Itinerary | 7-Day Diving Adventure

• Day 1 – Welcome Aboard!
• Safety briefing, crew introduction & dive paperwork
• Cabin allocation & ship orientation
• Departure from the harbor
• Check dive at the first dive site
• Day 2 – Dive with Playful Sea Lions (3–4 Dives: Corralito, Los Islotes, Isla San Francisquito)
• Encounter a colony of 400+ sea lions
• Playful young sea lions interact with divers, especially from September to May
• Explore caves where baby sea lions gather and nibble at fins!
• Day 3 – Pristine Reefs & Mobula Night Dive (3 Day Dives, 1 Night Dive: Las Animas, Mobula Night Dive)
• Stunning underwater landscapes with steep walls, sandy flats & rocky outcroppings
• Encounter eels, rays, octopuses, and diverse marine life
• Night dive among massive schools of mobula rays
• Day 4 – Hammerheads & Whale Sharks at El Bajo (3 Day Dives, 1 Night Dive: El Bajo, Los Islotes Night Dive)
• Drift dive among hammerhead sharks, whale sharks & marlin
• Explore deep seamounts reaching 98 ft
• Night dive at Los Islotes, home to vibrant marine life
• Day 5 – Wreck Diving & Lush Reefs (3–4 Dives: Los Islotes, Fang Ming, Lapas 03)
• Fang Ming Wreck (56m vessel sunk in 1999, now a thriving artificial reef)
• Swanee Reef: Coral gardens teeming with eels, octopuses, lobsters & hunting sea lions
• Salvatierra Ferry Wreck: A 262-ft sunken ferry, now a home for reef fish
• Day 6 – Mobula Rays & More Wrecks (3–4 Dives: Cañonero C-59, Salvatierra, Swanee Reef, Punta Lobos)
• Punta Lobos: Huge gatherings of mobula rays (July–October)—sometimes thousands at once!
• Salvatierra Wreck: Explore this sunken ferry sitting at 65 ft deep, a paradise for marine life
• Day 7 – Final Dives & Seafari Adventure (1–2 Dives: La Reyna, Seafari Isla Cerralvo)
• La Reyna: Occasional sightings of 16-ft manta rays at cleaning stations
• Seafari Isla Cerralvo: A unique open-ocean wildlife expedition for magical encounters with ocean creatures

The Revillagigedo Islands (Socorro), a remote volcanic archipelago in the Pacific, are world-famous for thrilling big-animal encounters. Here, divers often experience close interactions with giant manta rays, pods of dolphins, and several species of sharks, including hammerheads, silkies, and oceanic whitetips. Whale sharks and humpback whales are also seasonal visitors, making every dive a chance for a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.

Sample Itinerary | 9-Day Excursion | 7 Days Scuba Diving (22–23 tanks)

• Day 1 – Boarding in Cabo San Lucas, Dock #4, for departure at 10:00 a.m.
• Day 2 – Arrive at San Benedicto Island at 12:00 p.m., 2–3 dives at Fondeadero & Cañon.
• Day 3 – Dive San Benedicto Island, 4 dives at Boiler.
• Day 4 – Dive San Benedicto Island, 4 dives at Cañon, Lava Flow & 3 Hermanos. Depart to Roca Partida.
• Day 5 – Arrive at Roca Partida, 3–4 dives. Depart to Socorro Island.
• Day 6 – Arrive at Socorro Island, 3 dives at Roca O’Neil & Punta Tosca. Navy inspection.
• Day 7 – Dive Socorro Island, 4 dives at Cabo Pearce. Depart to San Benedicto Island.
• Day 8 – Dive San Benedicto Island, 2 dives at Cañon. Depart to Cabo San Lucas at noon.
• Day 9 – Arrive in Cabo late afternoon. Disembark the vessel.