December - March
December - March
December - March
Dive La Ventana – Private Scuba Adventures in BAJA
Scuba Diving Private and Open Tours for Certified and Beginners at Cerralvo Island, Ensenada de Muertos and La Ventana bay
Scuba Diving La Ventana
Scuba Adventures in the Gulf of California
Diving Experiences at La Ventana & Isla Cerralvo
At Kraken Divers, we offer both boat diving and shore diving experiences for certified and beginner divers who want to explore the wild, untouched beauty of Baja California Sur. From La Ventana, we take you by boat to hand-selected dive sites near Isla Cerralvo, Punta Perico, and Bahía de los Muertos, or guide you on accessible shore dives along the coastline, where volcanic reefs, rocky formations, and rich marine biodiversity await.
Far from the crowds, our dive experiences are personal, flexible, and always led by experienced dive professionals. Whether you’re diving as a couple, a small group of friends, a first-time diver, or on an underwater photography mission, we tailor each outing to your skill level, interests, and the best conditions of the day.z
WHAT ANIMALS CAN I SEE ON THE TOUR?
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ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE
Scuba diving at La Ventana, Ensenada de Muertos and Isla Cerralvo with Kraken Divers is a private, tailored experience designed for certified and beginner divers who want to explore the underwater beauty of Baja California Sur at their own pace. We don’t follow fixed routes — every tour is shaped by the day’s sea conditions and your level of experience.
We launch from different points depending on the plan for the day, with dive sites located both inside and outside the bay, including areas around Isla Cerralvo. From volcanic reefs to rocky underwater landscapes, each location offers a unique view into the rich marine life of the Gulf of California.
Expect a calm, personalized dive experience—no rush, no crowds—just you, your group, and the underwater world.
A Living Aquarium
The Gulf of California, often referred to as "the world's aquarium" by Jacques Cousteau, boasts over 900 species of fish and nearly 40% of the world's marine mammal species. Its nutrient-rich waters support a vibrant ecosystem, making it a haven for marine life enthusiasts.
Divers can encounter a variety of marine life, including sea turtles, eels, and an array of colorful reef fish. The underwater landscapes feature coral reefs, sea fans, and rocky formations teeming with life.
The region's biodiversity is further highlighted by the presence of unique species such as nudibranchs, jawfish, and various crustaceans.
