El Bajo - Probably the most popular of the dives, El Bajo is a reef featuring 12 species of coral! In turn, the corals attract a number of species of fish of all sizes and colors. Everything from angelfish, grunts, and pufferfish to rays and sea turtles can be seen here. Whale sharks and porpoises may also be spotted.

El Islote – This is a large rock that offers some great wall diving. Moray eels and different species of rays can be seen here year-round, along with numerous reef fish. Schools of jacks can also be encountered, but only at certain times of the year.

El Vencedor – A large Mexican fishing vessel thank sank dozens of years ago and is now a prolific artificial reef. The shipwreck has still much of its structure in place and there are numerous fishing nets lying over the sandy bottom. It hosts numerous species of fish, including schools of grunts of goatfish, and it is a great spot for underwater photographers.

Sea Lion Colony – Down south at Punta Frailes is an interesting snorkeling spot where dozens of sea lions gather between January and October. They are a bit shy than those living in the more touristy areas of Mexico, but curious nonetheless.