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 sail 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.Then, it's all aboard 
as we sail to the little village of Quimixto. Here, those not
opting for a second dive or snorkeling, go ashore to scout
the lush green forest that skirts the beach; take a guided tour
(on horsback, if you wish) to see a wonderful jungle
waterfall and witness spectacular panoramic views of the
bay. Or, just stretch-out, relax and soak up the sun on a truly
gorgeous beach.to enjoy!

El Morro is 26 miles out from Puerto Vallarta in the Pacific
Ocean. It lies beyond the protected waters of the Bay of 
Banderas and we reserve this dive site for experienced, 
certified divers only - no snorkelers.Because El Morro is
located where it is, it has more to offer; more Whales, Whale
Sharks, Mantas, Dolphins; and, a wealth of Rays, Jacks, 
Yellowtails and Sailfish.El Morro is known for its series of
pinnacles that rise from the floor of the ocean, riddled with
dozens of caves and tunnels waiting to be explored in a lush
undersea world that teems with life.We take a maximum of
four divers on this all-day excursion. We provide lunch and
all you require for two tank dives in the most secluded, and 
possibly, the best dive site in the area.El Morro is an
opprtunity to experience the real thing:
Big ocean - big fish! Big challenge - big rewards!

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.

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 15 cerified divers
and experienced snorkelers.

The Chimo dive site lies about 26 miles along the southern 
coast of the Bay of Banderas. IT is reserved for certified 
divers only and is not available to snorkelers.The area is
teeming with fish - especially Damsels. However, Chimo has
something very special to offer, besides marine life. Here the
ocean floor has formed itself into to distinct and interesting 
formations: Torrecillas is an undersea plateau about a 
quarter-mile in diameter. From this mesa-like base, a series
of seperate pinnacles rise like trees striving upward to gain 
the light.
Las Iglesias (the churches), is a line of columns that rises
straight from the bed of the ocean, like the supports of some
ancient sunken cathedral.
This is an all-day excursion, with lunch, to a secluded location
for small parties of divers. We supply all you need for two
tank dives; however, you will never be able to see and 
experience fullly, all of Chimo's unique and spectacular
undersea architecture in just one day.