01
Jureles
45 minutesJack Tornado
This site is famous for the 'Jack Tornado,' a massive, swirling school of big-eye jacks. Snorkelers can swim near this large group of fish in mid-water. Swim slowly and steadily to avoid spooking the school.
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Cabo Pulmo Snorkeling Spots
Explore shallow, protected reef areas filled with marine life. You must have a local guide and wear a mandatory life jacket.
Cabo Pulmo National Park protects the only hard coral reef in the Gulf of California. The marine ecosystem supports over 800 species. Most snorkeling areas require an authorized boat captain and an accredited local guide.
You must pay a daily about 125 MXN conservation fee. Wear a UPF rash guard to protect the coral. If you use sunscreen, park rules mandate that it must be biodegradable and reef-safe.
02
Los Arbolitos
1-2 hoursBeach access
This is one of the few spots where you can snorkel directly from the beach. It offers shallow waters and coral heads without requiring a boat ride. Arrive early before afternoon winds pick up for the calmest water.
03
Las Navajas
45 minutesShallow corals
This site features impressive coral formations and abundant small, colorful reef fish. Watch your depth and buoyancy carefully while swimming here. You must ensure you do not accidentally kick or touch the shallow corals.
04
Sirenas (Mermaid Beach)
1 hourBeginner friendly
This protected bay has calm waters ideal for beginners and families looking for tropical fish. It is a highly reliable spot to search for sea turtles. Look closely for them resting quietly on the sandy bottom.
