Diving: Hotel-Based Day Diving

Spend your days diving in the Sea of Cortez and your nights in a luxurious waterfront hotel. You choose the dates that fit your schedule.

Trip Details:

What could be better than spending your days diving and your nights relaxing in the luxury of a waterfront La Paz hotel? Perfectly situated to put you within easy reach of spectacular dive locations, La Paz is also a city of great charm and friendly people, and offers an excellent variety of restaurants and shopping.

Dive El Bajo Seamount, known for schooling hammerheads; marvel at undulating moray eels and tropical fish as they crowd the crevices and underwater pinnacles. The 300' ferry, Salvatierra, now lying at a depth of 60', awaits under a cover of sea fans and gorgonians and home to hundreds of colorful reef fish. At Cerralvo Island enjoy a deep water reef dive by morning and a shallow washrock dive by afternoon. Always a highlight of our trip is Los Islotes-home to a colony of rambunctious sea lions.

Our boats are equipped with shaded seating, sun deck, tanks, weights/belts, fresh water rinse, restroom, and swim step. And while your hotel room offers such amenities as air-conditioning, color TV, in-room bars and balconies, we're certain your fondest memories will be of the amazing world you discover under Baja's Sea of Cortez .

Your hotel-based diving package includes:

. Double occupancy hotel accommodations at the Los Arcos Hotel

. One-way transfer from airport to hotel

. 2-3 dives per day

. Breakfast, lunch and happy hour

Maximum group size: 16 people

2008 package prices: All prices are per person.

2008 Diving only price: $125 per person, per day

Trip dates: Choose any dates from June 1 - October 2008

Day Diving Packages 2008*

Days Diving	Single	Double	Triple	Non-diver
3 nights, 2 days	$520	$385	$375	$315
4 nights, 3 days	725	535	520	435
5 nights, 4 days	920	710	670	555
6 nights, 5 days	1,115	840	815	675
7 nights, 6 days	1,315	995	965	800
Add'l days hotel/diving	195	155	150	125

*+ Conservation Passport Fee

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