Top Experiences in Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park

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we explore Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park, or The Fox Canyon Water Falls.

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Discover the only living coral reef in North America!
The adventure starts with a 4X4 Jeep ride on one of the most scenic roads of Cabo with the Sea of Cortez as your companion. Then we’ll go off-road to discover some mountain trails. Once in the National Park of Cabo Pulmo, you will enjoy a snack break at Playa Arbolitos just before getting ready for your snorkel adventure. Cabo Pulmo is a protected area made famous by the world-renown marine biologist Jaques Cousteau, who described it as the Aquarium of the World. Snorkeling among the beautiful, unique coral found on these reefs and the impressive quantity of sea life is an incredible experience. So much excitement will make you hungry, and once out of the water, you will enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. We’ll then take Highway 1 back to Cabo. The views of the mountains and the desert will be a long-lasting memory.

An abundance of marine life, warm waters, and the type of seclusion that only a park can bring make Cabo Pulmo truly spectacular. On our Cabo Pulmo Diving tour, the expert team gives you the opportunity to suit up in scuba gear and explore the wonderous waters of Cabo Pulmo National Park firsthand.
Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park is one of the best dive sites in the world known to scuba divers worldwide for its abundance of exotic marine life. Some of the highlights being el Islote, el Bajo, los Cantiles and a shipwreck, "El Colima", which was a tuna boat sunk by a storm in 1939 whose pilothouse and hull are now covered in corals, green anemones and a few dazzling nudibranchs! This spectacular dive site is one of the most incredible places in the world for diving and can be best enjoyed through responsible diving.
This marine sanctuary is home to over 200 species of fish and sea life including big-eyed jacks, snappers, porkfish, large schooling fish, sea turtles and much more!

Jacques Cousteau named this "The World's Natural Aquarium" and once in Cabo Pulmo, you will see why. As a protected marine park, Cabo Pulmo is home to a huge array of natural sea life, all protected in its natural habitat. Snorkel among huge schools of fish in the deep blue oceans, search the ocean floor for lobsters, starfish, sea snails and brightly colored corals. Visit the home of the playful sea lions and keep a watchful eye open for giant sea turtles who gently swim by.

The Sea of Cortez is home to an amazing diversity of marine life, yet it still remains relatively unexplored. For divers interested in marine biology, underwater photography or for those just seeking an adventurous experience, this is an exciting destination.

What really separates the diving near Los Cabos from other tropical scuba diving destinations are the sights you will witness through the remarkably clear waters. The Sea of Cortez is home to one of the few living coral reefs on the North American continent “Cabo Pulmo”. In addition to a spectrum of soft and hard corals and variegated sponges, you can witness an array of prismatic tropical fish. You may witness other exotic species, such as sea turtles, manta rays, reef sharks, moray eels, cctopi, and various crustaceans and mollusks.

Cabo Pulmo is the best snorkeling spots in Los Cabo area. At least 226 fish species live in the park, and it is home to the only living hard coral reef in the Sea of Cortez. 

The reefs of Cabo Pulmo have long been considered a treasure of the Baja California península. The reef has even become a refuge for at least one endangered species: the large and valuable gulf grouper.

The waters of Cabo Pulmo are the clearest in the Cabo San Lucas area, with visibility sometimes exceeding 100 feet between June and December. The marine preserve is about a 2 hour drive from Cabo San Lucas, so you'll have to make sure you have time before booking this unique snorkeling tour.