MV Nautilus Belle Amie; Liveaboard diving in Mexico; 9.4 out of 10 and ; from £241, $315, €294/day. Customer Review:
”A truly memorable experience with friendly staff, excellent food and the most amazing diving. We picked this trip as we had never seen an oceanic manta, they did not disappoint. In addition we saw dolphins up close underwater and numerous species of shark not seen before plus, on one dive, several amazing encounters with a whale shark. The organisation by the crew to ensure we had the best experience whilst on the boat was truly exceptional, nothing seemed too much trouble. Although the diving was intense, when out of the water we were able to relax and felt cared for by all the staff. Such a good trip with great memories to look back on, until the next time…” Recommended for: The people, crew and divers. The boat, comfortable and relaxing. The diving, incredible!
MV Nautilus Explorer; Liveaboard diving in Mexico; 8.9 out of 10 and is rated 'Fabulous'; from £259, $315, €294/day. Customer Review:
”Trip of a lifetime! Amazing first live aboard experience. The other divers said that this trip would spoil me, and was much nicer than other live aboards. Service was great. Food was awesome (though I wish they would have served more Mexican food). This is a very expensive trip (and does not include alcohol, gratuities, or equipment), so you are getting what you pay for. As to the diving, I went from April 1-9, 2018. Highlights of what I saw: hammerheads, dolphins, small whale shark (about 10 feet), a sailfish, many mantas, and a few other divers saw a tiger shark. Highly recommended!” Recommended for: The staff, diving, and other divers.
MV Solmar V; Liveaboard diving in Mexico; 8.7 out of 10 and is rated 'Fabulous'; from £286, $349, €326/day. Customer Review:
”Had an amazing time on the Solmar V. If you you want to see Sharks, Dolphins and Manta Rays Solmar V is the boat to go to. One of the best dives was playing with Manta Rays for a whole hour! We were so impressed we have re-booked for next year!” Recommended for: Boat space, Diving conditions, Great Crew.
Guadalupe liveaboards offer trips to one of the best places in the world to cage dive with great white sharks, with an almost guarantee to see great whites. You don’t need to be a certified scuba diver to join a Guadalupe liveaboard, but it is recommended.
Where Is Guadalupe Island?
Guadalupe Island is a volcanic island about 240 kilometres (150 miles) off the west coast of Baja California in the Pacific Ocean, and about 400 kilometres (250 miles) southwest of San Diego, California.
Guadalupe Island Great White Sharks (2021) – dived from MV Horizon from San Diego
Table of Guadalupe Liveaboards
This list of Guadalupe liveaboards is in descending customer rating order, so the liveaboards with the highest customer rating will be at the top of the list. To filter this table for the features that are important for your Guadalupe liveaboard trip, select from the list of filters below.
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