https://divezone.net/diving/baja-california-mexico Tue, 21 Jan 2020 00:35:37 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.4 https://divezone.net/diving/baja-california-mexico/comment-page-1#comment-690565 Tue, 21 Jan 2020 00:35:37 +0000 http://divezone.net/?post_type=diving&p=28481#comment-690565 I have been diving in Cabo San Lucas and La Paz, Baja California Sur. The amount of sea life is incredible. It is definitely not warm water diving, but not not cold either. I have been there in February and March diving The coldest the water got according to my logs was 67 degrees and that was at 112 feet. Typically the water those months is between, 70-72 degrees Fahrenheit. visibility varies based on location and currents. Land’s End Visibility was very poor due to surge when I have been there. Maybe 25 feet. In the corridor, the visibility was much better 50-60 feet. The amount of sea life in Cabo is astounding. A tremendous variety of rays and eels can be found here. Huge schools of fish and plenty of small stuff too. Pelican Rock had a white tip shark that sleeps in about 15 feet of water and cool to see.
In La Paz, at los islotes (the sea lion colony) the visibility was excellent as well. And diving with the sea lions is always a gas. They love to play with the divers and snorkelers. On my first dive there when I surfaced a pup was actually perched on my tank behind my head which gave every one a good laugh on the boat.
The Fang Ming wreck was a totally different experience. visibility was 10-15 feet max. Or so it seemed during descent because there is simply nothing to see. Once i got to the wreck, it was pretty cool. Large starfish and the resident turtle we cool to see.
I am returning at the end of March in 2021 and would like to know if it is even possible to dive elsewhere from land as I have dived the above places at least twice now. Cabo Pulmo? Los Barilles? any of the sea mounts in La Paz or Gordo Banks? I have heard that maybe they are undivable (is that a word?) in March and April. That would be pretty disappointing so I am hoping for good news.

]]> https://divezone.net/diving/baja-california-mexico/comment-page-1#comment-689324 Wed, 24 Oct 2018 18:25:48 +0000 http://divezone.net/?post_type=diving&p=28481#comment-689324 Hi everyone,
If you are planning to visit the Los Cabos area, I highly recommend a day trip with Baja Shark Experience. They will take you to best spots to swim with mako sharks, smooth hammerheads, blue sharks or silky sharks depending on the season. The crew is very professional. Plus they speak English, Spanish an French and they always take a good care of their guests. Shark diving with Baja Shark Experience is outstanding !!
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