Vallarta Undersea

Los Arcos National Park is one of the most popular places to dive in Puerto Vallarta. Nestled in a cluster of granite islands in the southern part of Banderas Bay, this dynamic underwater world is full of places to explore like El Bajo and Devil’s Canyon. There’s lots of marine life to explore as well.

Majahuitas is a string of beautiful and virgen beaches located on the south coast of Puerto Vallarta, accessible only by boat. The entire area is made up of tiny coves that offers rocky, sandy bottoms and a magical jungle that almost reach the sea. The calm and mellow waters makes this site perfect perfect for Scuba or Snorkeling. The dives can be done along the shore line, sometimes divers will experience the fun of a mile drift dive once they go out of the protection of the coves. In addition to the white sandy bottoms divers will see sea an abundant marine life such as: sea cucumbers, parrotfish, puffer fish, damselfish, angelfish, trumpet fish, garden moray eel, octopues, turtles, among many others, that can be easily identified through the water.

Recognized worldwide thanks to French biologist Jaques Ives Cousteau, these islands are a favorite place for beginners as well as advanced divers due to its extensive biodiversity and geography. It´s an easy spot with great visibility and a lot of sealife to see. We have a variety of dive spots which makes this place worth for at least 2 days of diving. Average visibility: 39 ft/12 m. Depth: 25-75 ft /7.5-23 m

The Marietas Islands are a UNESCO World Heritage site and for good reason; the biodiversity found here is incredible and the sheer number of marine animals unmatched.