Socorro Islands
Liveaboard
Revillagigedo Archipielago is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Pacific Ocean. Known for its large pelagic encounters, rich marine biodiversity, and pristine underwater landscapes, Revillagigedo is often referred to as the "Galápagos of Mexico." Socorro Island offers divers the chance to see giant manta rays, humpback whales, dolphins, and a variety of shark species, including hammerheads. The strong currents and deep waters make Socorro a thrilling destination for experienced divers seeking extraordinary marine life interactions.
EXPECT TO SEE
Sharks
From November to June
Manta Rays
From November to June
Dolphins
From November to June
Walls & Pinnacles
From November to July
Plentiful reef life
From November to July
Hammerhead Sharks
From November to July
Whales
Not frequently
