Rocky Point Scuba Dive
Dive Trips

Dive Trips

Come join us on our next adventure!

 

One of the wonderful things about being located in the Sea of Cortez is the variety of dive locations – near and far.

Each trip is unique and unforgettable whether it’s playing with sea lions or swimming with Manta Rays – we certainly have a trip for you!

Please review each trip description and contact us if you have any questions, need more information or you are ready to make your reservation.

Check out our calendar for available dive trips and times.

 

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There are several spots around Puerto Penasco that we do shore and boat dives from.  The daily dive sites are often determined by the weather, wind, current and tide with your safety being our first priority.   If it’s bad diving, we will let you know and refund or reschedule accordingly.  We have all the gear, and equipment available to rent. Boat dives are also determined by best available dive sites according to current conditions, and they all have a different perspective for the Sea of Cortez diving environment.  We hope to see you under the water soon!

 

  • Boat dives will leave either at 8am, back at 1pm or leave at 1pm, back at 6pm.
  • Boat dives are $125 per person for 2 tanks, $30 additional for gear rental. Minimum 4 divers. Minimum 3 divers $140 per person, $ 30 gear rental.  Minimum 2 divers $150  , $30 gear renatl.
  • Shore dives are usually at Wrecked at the Reef or in front of Manny’s.
  • Cost is $125 for 1 tank dive including gear.
  • Gear rental is $100 (mask, fins. boots, snorkel, wetsuit, BC, regulator & computer)
  • BC, Regulator, Computer $50 rental

 

Isla San Jorge aka Bird Island – Day Trip

 

Where: This is a wonderful day trip to Isla San Jorge, better know as Bird Island. This little island is located 28 miles south east of Puerto Penasco and the only way to get there is by boat.

When: This is an all day trip departing at 7am and returning to port around 5pm. Check calendar for availability

What to expect: Light snacks and drinks will be provided. There is always a chance to see dolphins or the occasional Whale Shark on the way to and from the island! December to March Fin whales and occasional Humpback whales return to the area for a good opportunity for pictures! Isla San Jorge is best know for it’s playful sea lion colony and a huge variety of birds. Once we arrive at the island you will have an opportunity to scuba dive, snorkel, kayak, or just enjoy the sights. These friendly creatures are a quite entertaining; whether you are diving, snorkeling, or sightseeing you will surely enjoy this adventure!

Cost:$225 per diver and $115 per snorkeler or passenger includes equipment

*50% Deposit required to hold your dive date and dive spot on the chartered boat.  Deposits are non-refundable 2 weeks prior to dive excursion, deposits are 100% refundable if excursions is cancelled by Rocky Point Scuba Dive

 

 

 

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We love exploring the world just as much as our own backyard, so we plan several destination trips every year. Every year these trips change so please inquire with questions or requests for where you’d like to go! Spaces do fill up fast so don’t hesitate to make your reservation today!

BAHAMAS March 7-13,2026 and March 14-20,2026 (2 spots left on each trip)

We will board this beautiful catamaran by 1 pm on March 7 wearing our best pirate attire. We will disembark the boat on March 13 by 9am.The 65 foot crewed sailing yacht serves as your home base during your dive trip. The Cat Pplau is a schooner rigged sailing catamaran with space for 12 passengers in 6 cabins. It’s sleek styling and 26′ beam design allows this sailboat to maximize the space in guest cabin while giving you the chance to enjoy the magnificent Bahamian scenery topside. The Exumas offer the Caribbean’s greatest variety of diving, walls, blue holes, patch reefs, shark dives and high speed drift dives.
Lost Blue Hole
Periwinkle Reef
Amberjack Reef
Austin Smith Wreck known for its Goliath Grouper
Cathedral
Jeep Reef
Pillar Wall
Washing Machine, our most popular drift dive
Whaletail Wall
Hole in the Wall
Jakes Hole
Monolith Wall
Along with the fabulous diving we also will offer several Eco Adventures
Snorkel in the crystal clear waters of Saddleback Cay, Closeman Reef, Norman’s Plane Wreck
Meet and feed colorful indigenous iguanas
Master your SUPs skills (stand up paddleboarding)
Hike trails at Warderick Wells Park headquarters
Kayak near mangroves and beaches or in open waters
Explore uninhabited islands or comb the beach for shells
Meet native swimming pigs
WHAT IS INCLUDED: $2110 pp
6 nights aboard the vessel, all meals, beverages including beer, wine and rum, up to 3 dives per day, land excursions, and so much fun!!!!
NOT INCLUDED; air to nassau, tips, and ground transfers
Call Lea to reserve you spot. 928-380-8619

To reserve: $500 non-refundable deposit to hold spot. Full payment due Nov 15

 

Bahia De Los Angelas 2026

 

 

Where: Join us for this amazing once-in-a-lifetime trip to Bahia de los Angeles. This very remote fishing village is located halfway down the Baja Peninsula on the Sea of Cortez.

When: (Trip 1 Aug 1-8,2026(Full) (Trip 2 Aug 8-15,2026(10 spots available) (Trip 3 Aug 15-22,2026) FULL (Trip 4 Aug 22-29,2026 (7 spots available)

What to expect: 

Day 1 – Travel from your location down Baja California to Bahia De Los Angeles.  We will depart from Phoenix Arizona at 4am with our group of adventurists in a caravan style. You can design your own adventure and meet us on the way or in BDLA.  The drive is approximately 10-11 hours, but very beautiful with several picturesque stops on the way.  We arrive at Villa Bahia, our hotel, and settle into our rooms. Welcome drinks and appetizers will be served upon your arrival. We will then give briefings on our weekly activities and other opportunities at that time. 

Day 2 – Relax and unwind!  We will give free refresher courses before lunch and then do a shore dive off Villa Bahia’s beach to check gear, get properly weighted and most importantly, get comfortable breathing under water.  Then we relax, swim, float, sun and chill.  Kayaks are available and a couple palapas right on the water for shade. 

Day 3 – Breakfast at 7am. The Panga’s (dive boats) will pick us up, and our gear, on our beach at 8am.  Very convenient!  Pick the best location for diving that day and off we go!  We will do back roll entries from our panga boats on every dive.  We will dive two tanks per day. On our surface intervals, we explore the islands by boat, look for dolphins or whales and educate you on the surrounding Sea of Cortez.  We have lunch on a nearby beach and after the second dive, then off to snorkel with the WHALE SHARKS!!  This is amazing!!  Then back to our hotel we go, to relax, walk on the beach, nap, kayak, paddleboard or fish and did we say…..  ???  RELAX!!!

Days 4-7 We will repeat day three. Something different every day with so much to explore. Underwater sea life is amazing and different on each and every dive.

Day 8 It is time for our journey home!

Cost: $1750 . WHAT IS INCLUDED: accommodations based on double occupancy, two dives per day, tanks and weights, whale shark preserve passes, all meals and non-alcoholic beverages.

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED: Transportation, gear rental, gratuity for hotel staff & boat crew, DAN insurance, TRIP PROTECTION insurance (DAN.ORG), and alcoholic beverages.

*$500 non-refundable deposit required to hold your dive spot on this Destination Dive Trip – due by July 1, 2026.  All other payments are non-refundable 6 months prior to this Destination Dive Trip and 100% refunded if trip is canceled by Rocky Point Scuba Dive at any time)

We look forward to seeing you on this unforgettable adventure! If you see a trip that is full and you are interested in going, please give us a call at 928-380-8619. 

 

BONAIRE September 19-26,2026 

Join Nate and Lea for another excellent adventure! We are going to Bonaire. The island is located in the southern Caribbean, outside the hurricane belt close to Aruba and Curaçao, which are only respectively 86 and 30 miles (138 and 44 kilometers) away. Bonaire is just a 3-hour flight from Miami. Consistently rated as the top dive destination in the world and as a pioneer in preserving nature, Bonaire is a dream for every diver. Over 80 dive sites, many of which are easily accessible by shore, truly make Bonaire the shore diving capital of the world. However, this boomerang-shaped island, 24 miles (39 kilometers) long by 3-5 miles (5-8 kilometers) wide, also offers a variety of activities for those who do not dive.
The eastern mangroves, the “nursery of the reef”, is best discovered by kayak, while on the western part of the island, several caves are open for guided tours to explore this unknown and mystical side of Bonaire. Lac Bay in the south has near perfect windsurfing conditions, making the area ideal for beginners and advanced wind surfers alike, whereas the hilly landscape in the north is every mountain bikers dream. Klein Bonaire, a small, deserted island a mile off Bonaire’s coast, is well known for its turtle hatching area an beaches.
The clear waters are ideal for snorkeling and sunbathing. Diving, kayaking, caving, snorkeling, mountain biking, wind- or kitesurfing, bird watching, hiking, or just relaxing and re-energizing from the real world’s stress: you name it and you will find it on Bonaire.
Constant trade winds from the east ensure a pleasant breeze over the 113.5 square mile (294 square kilometers) island. Although influenced by a dry climate, Bonaire has three distinctive land types. The central region is semi-arid, while the southern region is flat and wide open with a unique mangrove system and salt pans. The northern part is greener and hillier. With a height of 714 feet (218 meters), Brandaris is Bonaire’s highest point. An average annual rainfall of 22 inches (56 cm), an almost constant water temperature of 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius), and a slightly higher air temperature of 82 degrees Fahrenheit (28 degrees Celsius), makes Bonaire a pleasant environment in which to vacation.
Bonaire’s population is a rich mixture of several cultures and dates back to around 1000 AD, the era of the Arawak Indians, when the Caiquetios sailed across from what is now Venezuela. Traces of their culture can still be found on various archaeological sites. Slaves were brought from Africa in the early 1600s. Historical landmarks from this dark period in history are still visible on the island. Most eye-catching and impressive are, of course, the slave huts on the southern tip of the island. Although defined by diversity, Bonaire’s rich culture is heavily influenced by African elements. Songs and dances of the slaves, created to deal with their inhumane treatment, are kept alive by the people of Bonaire. African styles have been creatively mixed with cultural influences of the island’s occupants, such as the Spaniards and the Dutch. Friendly and warm are the best ways to describe the people behind the bright smiles for which Bonaireans are so famous.
While Dutch and Papiamentu are the official languages, English is widely spoken by most people on the island. Renting a car is highly recommended as there is no formal public transportation system on the island. Taxis are available at the airport or can be arranged by your hotel.
On Bonaire’s main street, Kaya Grandi, you won’t find busy and overcrowded shops retailing the traditional gadgets and souvenirs you encounter when visiting other main Caribbean tourist destinations. The selection of goods offered are like Bonaire itself: diverse and surprising. We have some shops that offer high quality jewelry while others carry arts and crafts from our local artisans.
For many years, Bonaire’s government has played a leading role in preserving and protecting the nature on the island, both below and above the water. Most significant and well known, of course, is the Bonaire National Marine Park, initiated over 30 years ago at a time when marine parks were unknown.
What is included: 1-Bedroom apartment (based on double occupancy) 6 days of diving, 12 boat dives, unlimited shore dives, all meals, airport transfer, and a single cabin pickup truck (per apartment) includes insurance for truck rental.
What is NOT included: Airfare to Bonaire, Park fee of $50, beverages, and gratuities for Dive crew, hotel and restaurant staff

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? $2400.00 Based on double occupancy
$3197.70 Single supplement rate, $500 non-refundable deposit to reserve your spot. Payment schedule as follows: $142 per month. Final payment due Aug 1, 2026
Please email rockypointscubadive@gmail.com or call Lea at 928-380-8619 to reserve. Let’s go diving!