Diving for people with disabilities

Los Cabos has the only certified company in México: Sunrider, which offers tours for disable people. Diving with a disability is a total freedom experience, under water your body has no limitations!

Diving in the world´s largest aquarium The geographic location of the Gulf of California Islands, Flora and Fauna Protection Area and the Espiritu Santo National Park which favors many species that belong to the Californica and Panamica biogeographic Provinces and the Indio-Pacific region. It is a region with high diversity of reef fish, comparable to places in the Bahamas, Hawaii and the northern part of the Gulf of Mexico. Diving sites in la Isla de Espíritu Santo and nearby places are known worldwide due to the presence of marine species like hammerhead sharks, giant mantas, sea lions, sea turtles as well as a variety of invertebrates and reef fish species.

The specific variety of marine mammals in the bay area is one of the richest in the world. It is very common to find sea lions and more than 20 species of cetaceans registered, among them the largest whales in the world like the blue whale, and the fin whale and several species of dolphins. Enjoy swimming, diving and interacting with different mammals in one of the warmest seas ever, with top qualified personnel that will strive to help you enjoy every minute of your adventure. Diving with a disability is a total freedom experience, under water your body has no limitations what so ever, you will be able to appreciate with all your senses the wonders of this sea while you discover a completely new world while doing different activities.

It all starts in Don José Marina in La Paz, where we will board a 33-foot catamaran fully accessible to start our quest. The team will help you with your gear…...the adventure begins. Our host will be la Isla Espíritu Santo, it is a natural reserve protected by UNESCO, with blue turquoise bays, red wind shaped rock formations, a sea lions colony, different types of birds and of course the abundance of sea life. It is considered the most beautiful island in the “Sea of Cortes”. Jacques Cousteau named the Sea of Cortes as the richest aquarium in the world, where you will be able to confirm this statement while diving and spending time with the sea life. We will stop at one of two beautiful islands “El Candelero” o “Ensenada Grande” for a delicious on board lunch. Some of our favorite diving places are: El Bajo, Swanee Reef, Salvatierra (with a sunken ship), Fang Ming (first artificial reef in Latin America), Cañonero C- 54 (another sunken ship), Lapas 03 (another sunken ship), La Reyna (The Queen). The Sea of Cortes is a young Sea, approximately 5 million years old and home for more than 900 different types of fish with a wide variety of whales and dolphins. If you want to see more...follow the link to this post and watch this video in You Tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny02SVlqGMU