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| LOS ARCOS Los Arcos is an excellent and very safe dive site for inexperienced scuba divers and snorkelers alike. One of Mexico National Parks, Los Arcos provides sanctuary to many: Its craggy peaks and arches are home to Pelicans and Swallows; in its hidden tidal caves, the Turtles slumber till it's dark; and deeper, in its cracks and crevices, the Morays lurk in ambush, awaiting passing fish. And far, far below, in the still darkness, a once huge (and all too famous) forest of Black Coral silently and secretly rebuilds itself. It is at Los Arcos that the deep Pacific currents, rich in Plankton, encounter the Devil's Jaw. This 800 ft., underwater cliff forces the plankton up near the surface, thus attracting enormous numbers of fish to feast on the abundance. Everyone, even experienced divers, are impressed by the variety of sea life that Los Arcos has to offer. ISLAS MARIETAS Starting from the West about 23 miles out, the ocean floor begins to rise gradually before it abruptly drops away again creating an undersea mountain ridge. Where the tallest peaks reach high enough to break through the surface of the sea, they are known as the Marietas. This is an excellent dive site - Jacques Cousteau has documented the Marietas - a protected bird sanctuary whose surrounding waters offer an exciting variety of marine life including; Whales, Dolphins, Mantas, and always, thousands upon thousands of smaller, spectacularly colored species. This is an all-day excursion, with lunch provided, for parties of up to 8 cerified divers and experienced snorkelers. MAJAHUITAS Our full day's outing to Majahuita appeals to everyone and it's little wonder when you consider all we have to offer. As we will drive along the southern rim of the bay, we brief you about the ecosystem we are about to visit and how best we can preserve its natural beauty. Our first stop is the beautiful beach of Majahuita. Divers remain aboard and prepare for their dive; while the snorkelers, their instructors and observer, make for the shore. The waters are safe and clear and famous for the green and golden spotted eels that anchor themselves in the sand here, and the torpedo fish that swim amongst the huge, submerged boulders. A complete and memorable day's outing for every member of the family - divers and non-divers alike - there's something for everyone to enjoy! |
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