Ocean Fun

The Bay of Banderas lies along Mexico’s Pacific coast, where the Sierra Madre mountains meet the sea. The coastline shifts from wide sandy beaches to small coves and rocky points, with offshore islands and volcanic pinnacles rising from deep water.

Below the surface, volcanic rock formations and seasonal currents support a wide range of marine life. From scuba diving and snorkeling to winter whale watching and exploring coastal villages, the bay offers something different for every taste.

Established here at Puerto Vallarta over twenty years ago, our offering has been conformed of a variety of adventures in the most amazing sea world all around Mexico, and a complete range of recreational diving and PADI scuba diving certification courses. Our tours are adapted for both adults and children, from the casual fun day to the more hard core adventure.

Marine life is abundant and varies greatly as seasons pass and temperatures change. Giant oceanic Mantas, turtles, eagle rays, dolphins, seahorses, lobsters, octopus, nudibranch, eels, jellyfish...

Whales arrive during winter, giving us a unique opportunity to get up-close with this amazing mammals.

It is just great!

We know you’re on vacation. Chances are you’re juggling different plans, activities, and schedules, and still want to make time for diving. That’s completely normal—and we’re here to help make it work.

Mixed groups?

Snorkeling and diving?

Traveling with family or friends where not everyone dives? No problem. We can help organize mixed-activity days that combine diving, snorkeling, or simply enjoying time on the water together.

We are here to help !

Water conditions

Water conditions vary mostly seasonally. During the summer months, water temperatures are warm, often reaching around 30–32°C. Starting in November, temperatures begin to cool, and by January they are usually around 20°C, getting colder toward April, when they can reach approximately 16°C.

Visibility also varies seasonally. From July to November, visibility is usually excellent, with 20–30 meters being common, offering warm waters and beautiful blue conditions. Visibility can be affected during the rainy months, especially in July, particularly at dive sites closer to riverbeds.