Is an excellent location for viewing an impressive and abundant variety of sea life and underwater biodiversity. Two beautiful dive sites are less than five minutes from the beach and are located just north of Punta de Mita.
Los Anegados
(The Waterlogged). It is a rock bank located between the Islas Marietas and El Morro. Scuba divers can share the waters with eels, rays, and fish such as jacks, giant manta rays, nurse sharks, and tuna in challenging waters for experienced divers.
El Morro
(The Little Hill) is a once-in-a-lifetime diving adventure you will never forget.
Marietas Islands
Since 2005, the Islas Marietas have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; these islands have the greatest underwater diversity.
El Malinal
Is an excellent location for viewing an impressive and abundant variety of sea life and underwater biodiversity. Two beautiful dive sites are less than five minutes from the beach and are located just north of Punta de Mita.
Los Anegados
(The Waterlogged). It is a rock bank located between the Islas Marietas and El Morro. Scuba divers can share the waters with eels, rays, and fish such as jacks, giant manta rays, nurse sharks, and tuna in challenging waters for experienced divers.
El Morro
(The Little Hill) is a once-in-a-lifetime diving adventure you will never forget. These groupings of rock pinnacles extend 6 miles west of the Marietas Islands above the surface of the Pacific Ocean. Experienced divers would enjoy exploring the most secluded dive site near Punta Mita, which is a haven for humpback whales, dolphins, sailfish, massive manta rays, and even whale sharks.
Marietas Islands
Since 2005, the Islas Marietas have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; these islands have the greatest underwater diversity.
Jacques Yves Cousteau popularized the islands through his films. Dolphins and humpback whales can be seen during the season. This is also the most likely location to see massive manta rays. Other species that frequent Islas Marietas include sea turtles, parrotfish, and hammerhead sharks, making it a prime diving destination.