Dive adventures to the East Pacific and the Colombian Caribbean

The UNESCO Reserve Revillagigedo Archipelago, more commonly called Socorro Islands, offers spectacular underwater encounters with giant manta rays, sharks, dolphins and humpback whales in the mexican Pacific. Undoubtedly one of the best diving destinations in the world.

The Cocos Island located in the Costa Rican Pacific features extensive cloud forests and craggy cliffs. A diver dream that has much to offer. Besides diving with schooling hammerheads and tiger sharks you may submerge into one of the most spectacular night dives in the world.

Malpelo Island will always remain our favorite. A lone exposed rock far out in the Colombian Pacific. Divers have shed many tears of joy after being surrounded by hundreds of silky sharks and hammerheads.

The Galapagos Islands, located in the Ecuadorian Pacific, are a world apart, a treasure of endemic species of all kind. A must-do dive destination for experienced divers and fans of pelagic fish and sharks.

Malpelo has touched our heart forever. We know this extraordinary and unique diving spot very well and can claim that Malpelo offers some the best shark diving on our planet. Let us hope that the Colombian government is intensifying the efforts to ensure that this open ocean mountain will continue be a home for large scalloped hammerhead and silk shark populations.

Cocos island is located far out in the in the Costa Rican Pacific Ocean and not only well-known among the worldwide diving community but also among the lovers of the film "Jurassic Park" because of the impressive waterfall intro-scene. Cocos and the surrounding pinnacles offer world class diving featuring various sharks species, pelagic fish life and swarms. Well known is the night dive, a spectacle of countless hunting white tip reef sharks.