Manta Rays

Join La Paz Divers to swim the majestic oceanic giant manta rays of La Reina off the coast of La Paz, Mexico.

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Each summer, oceanic giant manta rays (Mobula birostris), begin to aggregate around a rocky islet known as “La Reina” or “The Queen” where they spend a few months. This islet, that is also home to a small colony of California sea lions, is located off the northern-tip of Isla Cerralvo (AKA Jacques Cousteau Island) off the coast of La Paz in Baja California Sur, Mexico.

La Reina is suitable for snorkeling and scuba diving. Features include a shipwreck. a submarine canyon, and interesting rock formations that taper away into the depths.

As well as mantas and sea lions, you can also find various species of moray eels, colourful sea stars, and huge schools of fish.

Price $165 USD per person for snorkeling

$195 USD per person for a two-tank dive tour (scuba equipment rental charged separately if required).

 

 

 

 


Mantas Trip Info

Price: $165 USD per person snorkeling/free diving.

$195 USD per person for a two-tank dive tour (scuba equipment rental charged separately).

  • Included: Snorkeling equipment, wetsuits, ceviche or burritos lunch and refreshments, licensed boat with certified captain, certified marine biologist guide.
  • Not included: Gratuities, land transportation.
  • Trip duration: 6-7 hours.
  • Suitability: Family friendly.
  • Trip highlights: Manta rays, sea lions, coral reef, sea fans, reef fish, rock formations, submarine canyon, shipwreck, sea birds.
  • Season: Typically July to October

 

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