Ocean Sports San Carlos

Ocean Sports San Carlos

Blvd Gabriel Estrada S/N Int. 07 Caracol Turistico, 85506 San Carlos Nvo. Guaymas, SON - Mexico

Frequently Serviced Dive Sites

El Mar Diving Center Mexico, 85506 San Carlos, Guaymas

ARM Santos Wreck (★4.2)

Auk Class Minesweeper with World War History in the Pacific theater. Decommission after the war and recommissioned briefly for the Korea War. Sold to the Mexican Navy in 1973. Sunk as an artificial reef in March 2022. 220ft in length, resting partially upright at 55ft on the sand. Top at 20ft below surface (12/20)
El Mar Diving Center, 85202 Mesa

Las Cascaditas (★4.5)

Las Cascasdas (or Las Cascaditas) is a popular dive site near San Pedro Nolasco Island, close to San Carlos, Mexico, known for its underwater “waterfalls“ (rock formations/boulders).
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San Antonio Point (★4.1)

Popular dive site north of Marina San Carlos. Shallow area with pebbles/rocks (10ft) sloping off to the West with larger boulders finishing on a sandy area (30ft).
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Tres Marias (★3.9)

This shallow Bay is a short boat ride from San Carlos Marina. Typical, volcanic topography, with rocky shoreline and flat sandy bottom further from shore.
Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Eagle Rock (★4.2)

Eagle Rock is a great site for all levels of training. The sloping rocky reef gradually descends to the sand at 60 ft. In the shallows at the wall there is a canyon opening up to the south that is around 20 ft deep. Toward the north, the sloping reef turns into a field of boulders.
Mares

Shangri-La (★4.0)

Easy, shallow dive site close to the Marina San Carlos. Huge wall with large broken boulders. Beautiful, open swim through. Can have strong swell.
Mares

Sea Mount (★4.1)

Fantastic dive site right out of the Marina San Carlos. Underwater mountain with the top at around 20ft below the surface. Steep to less steep sides leveling off at around 90-100ft.
Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Ex Buque Suchiate Wreck (★4.5)

The former SUCHIATE BI-05 naval vessel was sunk on Friday, March 15, 2024. The top level of the ship sits at about 12 feet water and the bottom rests at about 50 feet.